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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 90, 17 January 1888, Page 1

VOM PI R E MM ?WM . STEPHEN OLIVER .v Proprietor. ' ••-■'.7, 7.A-7: ■- - . I.eUjiV "il;> ii Ci ClVsAiW':') In assuming^ charge 'off y th6 ! aboive Hotel ' the : * n^w' Prd^ri^tbir* Ihe will •be J fEvofed- ; *with rs eS/eh a'j\arger ,fli ; ea|u^e 0 o^ss ijeeewecl by. 'fe^J^^r^ 1^- fjuhX if ff fn i;Speejai-at*te?itlQft[Vßll^e' ; giv€ih 0 ;' the L*: "reipiiefibeß-tsK- mt ! 1 Commercial Travellers. *««* HYA 7a .CICXO'I wxsay a i i! The ißest^Bi^nda .pf^A^es, Wine* and Spirits only kept ih stiOcki ,7iisr! !i*.< i ..Ccy^xi: A PiMit ClajSsiTable kept. A y£!h,e ,/Txaye,lling v Pnblic,XE^mpß9, and BdarderSjjywU.fuid every convenience. .; - oQharges e moderat^.tir, oT THE EMPrßll^tJlT SHOP & ■i ya I w CONFECTIONERY; ' ] — — ~ .8-eIV.TC-ilod'ui , -JOSEPH EBWARaD^BENRX * q i- : X-.frrpgPi&jßßijacoß^ jjfii^-?C'> !g7|RANGES^j:Bananaej -and all ■AU-'.-::-. ri3tTroniearErnitß.* ' Jipv oStrawberries,;Gooseberries/Gheirries, ); >.! Randall -other iSeaeonable "|?riDdt'. x : • Firsfc-cJassv assortment^ ofisGdnfeetionery, and all-kinds of nuts. .Re^^a^^o*®ig?^^?af fAiit from J^eUingtonrand -Wanganiuievery day, The Prices )areLo*west inT the market. Agent for N.Z. .Referee ; iand. Auckland Observer. . V r -.piJ^^Vß^l^g^ ;_" 'thank hisjnu^ for . the iavors so liberallyVaccofded him during the past ten years,, * '7> 3i 1 f V"t '" : ~* c .*)"', 'C.-C y.'r>,\ ~ :.y : xj.'.ZU He would ask them ho*^ tb'beled ,a,way r by any mfsleading pricer lists. ' ' ;.!ffik w^jknowh^s^hil^^tit will he'''e^d4e?l^\^9l!V-^ future on the same 'l^lihcipies'.as "ih *lhe_ past, by ; supp^iWg the B^est Meat at the Lowest Pri<sjßC)Y\'r.A-Yy-Xn\i} 'Ah A.L HENR¥.RU!DHERFORD, Proprietor, n KIM^OLTpN,BiqTC^ 'fj% : y %X7%Xf&-*i-f#A N Will wait/oii'hi's. Customer sJpr q^der " and \o supply tbem wiui~the ! BEST MEAT AND SMAEE G,ooos ■' '■'' "'■ > J in the Market," ** £at the . , ..- LOWEST POSSIBLE ' iPRICEiS. Ihave how^ta^en dverVMr 'Wi B. Retemeyer's Small Goods Basiness, and will continue to supply the best - P b*fk- sa,usagesoiiThul's'dayi9 , F*idays, and Saturdays, and dairy fed pork at ' all -tiirfe^ ohHhe'usyal terms. ::^j: ! AN i CHESTER ! !'sU£Cßp^ The above is t now open oand th Proprietor d hoges'' .byr, supplying oni the^, Iwst meat- at reasonable -pieces t meritTi and /»bjbain, a; iair. share^of th ffi~ patronage of the residents; and settler* in Feilding and its yipintty. .7 a ' - Families waited on daily for orders. f: wHUaST, . i ,uy- _ .^'^^P^WaETOß^e; .v. G. Hv, S;A YM JIIiL, Curriaqe Factpry, a f -.-.t 1 KIMOLTON ROAD, (Next to Mr John Bishop; Blapksniith.) e7c TX ■-. oI'^AYWELL "begs •^. ; JlI •. jOt . .to announce that hehas. commenced business as a Coachbuilder in the above premises, and hopes by^. good; \ workmanship, -combined with moderate charges, to , merit, ; - % share: of f JRublio : • Patronage , He- will only use the yery.best material, and new carriages 3i?ill be built •n the latest and best designs* v-.'---1 STbRE Jf\A~ " "'AND U * : ' ...axe,, FELLMONGER^ Grpceries,' " ' .'. V "f.. nTi V Ay. lronmongery, V l A.f '-X V Crockery, .: y .:-*-'.* ■ :-.-•■ ..V'-. : iDrapery t .Highest prices given for Wool^Hides, and skins. Wool scoured on commis>i% at lovrV;„V..'' 'V: : estj.ratesl.'.j- i ". S v. -V-, WILLIAM iPROPRIETOH: " v XXX ROBERT JOHNSON, (Formerly patronised by His "Excellency Sir William Jervois) TaUorv andVxHabit Makerj ..; (hex r t Mr Carthew's) Manchester Squabe. TWEED Suits properly shrnnk, fit and wbrk guaranteed. ~H"_ ) < Splendid, gtock 'df VEh^lish^Scoteh, r and. Colonial Tweeds and Cloth* to choose from, always on hand. >■ .-.. ?-X- : - '.." -.'-,' > Autumn V ipd ' Winter Twe ad* 3 ait opened Sp. *" *