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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 84, 14 February 1888, Page 1

MPI ft E Ji Olih L . STEPHEN OLIVER . . Proprietoi:. In assuming charge of the abovQ Hotel the »«w Proprietor hopes he will be favored with even a larger measure of the support received by his predecessor. Special attention wi'l be given 0 the requirements of Commercial Travellers. The Best Brands,, of Ales, and Spirits only kept^in stock, A First Cla.ss Table kept. The Travelling Public, Families, and Boarders, will find every .convenience. Gharges moderate; THE EMPIRE HAIRDRESSING SALOONi Ktmbqlton Road, .(opposite Mr H ay bittle J g Store). J. M: rEENNEDY BEGS to announce to \- fixes Public of Feilding ; ; and -Surrounding Districts that he ha* now opened the above saloon, where- he hopes by attention to busines, and skilled ,wor« manship, to merit » share- of 'their patronage. Now^ on hand-^-A- splendid selection of Meersham Pipes, Assortfcd Pipes, Novelties in : Cigar and Cigarette Holders.; . ...-'.'; Ladies' and . Gentlemen's hair cut in fashionable styles.- ,- A; j.m: Kennedy;' \ : ' ■ Pr^rietor. FEILDING BUTGHERyT""' HENRY RUTHERFORD bega to thank, his numerous customero | for the . tavors so- liberally accorded hiniiduring- the past-ten years.- r He would ask- them not to be led away .by any misleading priceiists His well-known Establishment mil be conducted for the future on- the same principles as 'mi the^ past, by supplying the Best Meai at fcheiLo-^fst Prices. . HENRY RUTHERFORDi Proprietor. KIMBOLTON BUICHE-RY. Tji R. LI NT ON Will wait on his Customers for order and, to supply them with the/ $ BEST MEAT AND SMALL GOOOS in the: MMarkert r at the j • LOWEST POSSIBLE PMCJES. I have now taken over Mr W._B. Retemeyer's Small Goods Business, and will continue to supply the best Pork Sausages on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, and dairyfed pork at all times on the usual tei-ms. F. R. LINTON WISHES ALL TO LIVE. TI/TANC HESTER BUTCHERY. . The above is now open and th Proprietor hopes by supplying onl the best meat at reasonable prices t merit and obtain a fair share of th patronage of the residents and sett! era in Feilding and its vicinity. Families waited on daily for orders. THOMAS HIRST. Proprietor. G. Hv SAYWELIi, Curriaqe Factory, , KIMBOLTON ROAD, (Next to Mr John Bishop, Blacksmith.) GTT QAYWELL begs • n • O to announce that he has commenced business as a Coachbuilder in the above premises and hopes by good worknaanslup, combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of Publio Patronagei He will only use the very best material, and new carriages will be built en the latest and best designs. I A WAHURJE GENERAL STORE jljL and: FELLMONGERY. Groceries, Ironmongery, Creckery, Drapery/ Highest prices given for Wool, Hides, and skins. Wool scoured on commission at low* 68t rates. WILLI AM M ACMILL ANJ, Pkoprietor. • 3. M HIGGLN, CHEMIST AND DRUGGISU KIMBOLTON ROAD. HANSEN'^ ' XTKACT OF RJCN» JNET & CHEESE COLOURING, MINERAL WATERS. LIME JUICE. 1 WARN ER'S SAFK CURt & PlhlA HOP iSTERS k ' *