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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 84, 16 February 1888, Page 1

k M P I E -E,;,.. HOTEL* STEPHEN OLIVEE ■» .Proprietor, ,!-In assuming charge of the abovi .Hotel the haw Propi^etbr hopes he will be favored witjb, ,^ten a . larger 'Ineasure of the " stippori received by "his predecessor. ;V Specia^att.ention will be given 0 the requirements of * ' Commercial Travellers. . i Tile fßesti Brands of Ales, W^iefl ■•." and Spirits only-kept in stock) '^' ; '" A t First Class^ablekept^ The Travelling Public, Families, and- Boarders, will find j every ? convenience. . ,;:■ - ; ;.- „i ,--:'jL iri-- '-■■■ -'■■-■ ' .-. --. :, : "7- Cfiarges modfer^ttew !THE 'E^PIEli HAIEDEESSiNQ 4 r ;j SiLOON, EIMBOLTON KoAD, '■--'■'■ (opposite Mr Hajbittle's Store). FI-EGSIto? announces to y .. of Feilding. and .Surrounding l)istricts that he has now opened the above saloon, ; where :he i hopes! by attention to business and skilled wormanship, to merit a share of their patrpnage.n- - ; . ; : • r ; 1 Now"' on' hand— A Bplendid selec* tion of Mee'rsham Pipes, Assorted Pipes, Novelties in Cigar and Cigarette 'Hblders... ,■ " ... ; ,. ; . : , T . ,--„•.,. .:::<.. -y'-\ ' Ladies', and , Crentlemen's hair cut: in fashionable styles. J. M. KE^IEDYy ..-.,-, ; i ■>..-; -r -.-/ --- T Proprietor. FEILDINGBUTG^EEY. M' ENBY BUTHEBFO^D begs to. thank his>numerojLiß qustbnief * for the favors so liberally' accorded him during the past ten : ye^rs*' f: He would ask them not to be led Jaway by ; any imisleadirig- Jtfiee tistii L - : His well-known Establisliment will jbe conducted for -line -(future on the jsame principles as in the^ past|,by •sugp'lying thb Best Meat at the Lowest •Prices,- j"-: :,:.•.'•' t . :Oi'L.'-. -r.. i*wj \ HENEY EUTHEBFOED, • :^, . r^ ? 'i :■■-.:•.;£, , • Proprietor; KIMBOLTON; B^tJH^EY. [ .TT\ E. i 1J '^W T 0 N IT. •-:••■' ■-'•• ■-;-;; '-..•;• -^: -;" Will wait on -his Custoxn'eri for, order andto supply theni^rfth' the v - BEST MEAT AND $kMiL #>6bS - .. ' invthe iMarkefc/ LOWEST POSSIBLE PBIOEjS. I have now taken over Mr W. B. ■ Betemeyer's Small Goods BusiJiess, and will continue, to^ supply the best Pork Sausages on Thursdays, Fridays, find; Saturdays, and dairy fed pork at all- times on the usual terms. Frß* LINTON WISHED ALL TO ■;■ ; • . ; 'LIVE..;/- „, ■■■ , liyTANCHESTEB BUTCHEEY. The above is now open and th Proprietor hopes by supplying t>nl the best: meat at reasonable prices t merit, and obtain a tair share of th patronage of the residents and settlers in Feilding and its vicinity. ■ _■■ Families waited on daily for . orders. V- THOMAS ' HIBST. Pbohuetob. „. G. H. SAIWELL, Curridqe Factory, EIMBOETON BOAD, (Next to Mr «Fohn Bishop, Blacksmith.) IP H~ "SaYWELL begs \IT» JLJ • O;. to announce that he has commenced business as a Cpachbuilder in the' above premises and hopes by good workmanship, combined, with moderate charges, to merit a share of Public Patronage, He will only use the very best ma. terial, and new carriages will be builf en the latest ahd ; best designsr "A WAHUBI GENEBAL, STOBE - J3l ■ '^d ; ■■■■■ „v ' ..:*..-■ FELLMONGEBY. Groceries, ■ Ironmongery, : Greckery, • Drapery.. Highest prices given for Wool^ Hides, and skins.. : Wool scoured on coHjunissipn at lowest ra^es^" WILLIAM MACMILLANJ, :■•'■';■ ..Pbopbietor;' ■ /CHEMIST AND DE.UGGJBT V^ KIMBOLTON EOAD, : ' HANSEN'^- rXTriAn'r"6F :; .RE^JSET & CHEESE 1 ' COLOIJBING, .-. ; ' MINERAL ;vyA'I:ERS" 'N LIME 7tJ ICE. I / W-AEkE^S^AFK CURE^ PILL* % ~S i / HOP r -BITT ; |Bg.K ?1 \. , , Teeth extratiiied ■'."■. - ~.j / -. •.-'■■■