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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 88, 25 February 1888, Page 1

. Tji m; pi be hot bl. STEPHEN OLIVER . . Proprietor. In assuming charge of the above 3 Hotel the new : Proprietor hopes he > will be favored with even a larger ■ measure of the support received by . his predecessor [ Special attention wiU be given o the ' requirements of Commercial Travellers. The Best Brands of Ales, Wines and Spirits only kept in stock, ="' A First Class Table kept. ■ _ _ L The Trayellin^ Public, Families, i and, Boarders, will find every conL venience. Charges moderate. THE EMPIRE HAIRDRESSING SALOON, V ".".""" 'A' Kimbolton Road, ; (opposite Mr. Hay biftle _ Store). 7 J. M. KENNEDY, „ . .*■ FIEGS to announce to tne Publio * of Feilding .. and .. .Surrounding I. Districts that he 'has' now opened the above saloon, wheife he hopes by attention to busines, and skill^dT-^or-rflaiship, to haefit a sitiare bf^heip patronage. Now oh hand— A splendidseleotipn 0f ... Meersham. Pipes/ j -Ajasoj^rt^l Pipes, Novelties^ in Ciganand Qigjarette j Holders; Ladies' _,nd Geritlemen. J s hair cut in fashionable style's l :; - : !1; i J. MiEErEffEDYJ 1;;■ ■■■■ ';;■ •■.■'■ Pi-opßetor. fedlM § \ W^dk^iiLL~ ' ll EN^Y;Ry^_3R|o^ib^-;to * - thank Hi snui^erp^ custom _r*» for the. -iayors so rl ibprftliy7%ccorded him during.^the pasVten; years*. .-}■:> A. He would ask. them. no,t't9.bj-|-|ed^ away liy aiiy misieading ;.pr^cie Kstß,; vr c - His Well-Known Establishment _s_ll be conducted for , the tfutujrp con the same '^principles' as in the. past,.. byf supplying the Best A_e*-at_tt* the Lowest HENRY RUTHERFORD, ... Proprietor. KIMBOLTON BUTCHERY. -**_*•: ri r. , : l. i^.N^iv.^jj-"-" WiU wait on his Customers' for order and to supply theni with; the >> viw BEST MEAT AND SMALL GOOOS^* in the Markety 77 v >, at the '--•*•-•■•'•" ''-ua-*" LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES^ I have now taken over MP X^XiXMfX Retemeye r's Small Goods ;Bußi_iegß, and wiU continue to supply the best Pork Sausages on Thursdays. Fridays, and Saturdays, and dairy fed pork atall times on the usual termst F.R. LINTON WISHES ALL 7 TO ' . LIVE. Ai'^xL'X"V/T AN CHESTEB BUTCHERY, i The above is now open and 7th "" Proprietor hopes by supplying onl the best meat at reasonable prices, t merit and . obtain a lair share of th - .patronage of the residents and settlers in Feilding and its vicinity. . 7 Families waited on daily for orders. THOMAS- HIRST. Proprietor. G. H. SAT WELL, Curriaqe Factory, • ■ . _ KIMBOLTON ROAD, (Next to Mr John Bishop, Blaoksmith. ) GLXT QAWELL| beg^ m I7! « O ""lb" announce that he has commenced business as a Coachbuilder in tbe above. pi*eruises and hopes by good worjnnahship, combined with moderate charges, to f merit a share of Public Paiaronage. He will only use the very best mar terial, and new carriages will •■bio built - on the latest and best designs. A" WAHURI GENERAL STORE V AND FELLMONGERY. Groceries, Ironmongery, Crockery, " V. ... Dr'apjeryl J Highest prices given -for Wool, Hides,* and skins. ( ' 7 •• Wool scoured on commission _.fc low- - est ra f eß; WILLIAM MACMILLANj, Proprietor. J; M. HIGGIN, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, KIMBOLTON ROAD; ;* „ HANSEN^": KXTK ACT. OF/REN.'' ' NET '& CHEESE G^()D3IN^ 7' : MI^EftAL": WATERS; " ; " ' r * ,;-. . LIME JUiGE. -.■'- ''*-■.•*. : WARNERS S A iTrf^Rt * -PIM? T; L HOP BIT.TERS. _ - '' '-■ ■• A*a _"h ss-kb-- -*S Po N uSisj z ssiiCf: ■:•'. ; • , « •*. . .^ee^h 6xtratfwd