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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 93, 8 March 1888, Page 1

Tji m;p iee hot el . STEPHEN OLIVER . .Proprietor, In assuming charge of the above Hotel the r>*>w Proprietor hopes' he will be favored with even, a larger measure of the support: received by his predecessor. .' , . Special attention will be given o the requirements of Gommercial Travellers. The Best Brands of Ales; Wihea and Spirits only kept in stock, A First Glass Table kept. The Travelling Public, Families, and Boarders, will find every con' venience. Charges moderate. FEILDING BUTCHERY. MENRY RUTHERFORD be^s to thank his numerous customer* for the favors so liberally accorded him during the past ten years. He would ask them not to be led away by any misleading price lists. His well-known Establishment will be conducted for the future on the same principles as in" the past* by supplying the Best Meat at the Lowest Prices. % ' HE-NRY RUTHERFORD, : Proprietor. / KIMBOLTON BUTCHERY. TjV R. L IN T ON Will wait on his Customers for order and to supply theni wjith the BEST MEAT AND SMALL GOOOS in the Market, at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. I have now taken over Mr W. B. Retemetek's Small Goods Business, and will continue to supply the best Pork Sausages on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, and dairy fed pork at all times on the usual terms. F. R. LINTON WISHES ALL TO LIVE. WELLINGTON WOOLLKN MAiNU FAGTUKING COMPAiNY (Limited). To secure " -■ ' FIRST -CLASS GOODS not be equalled for D U"& A B ILIT.I and to encourace 1 LOCAL INDUSTRY Ask vour Tailors for aIJ pure wo*>l ; * pETONE j * -W-JE .-E.-.D S, and your Drapers for ; r Petone Blankets Petone Ladies' Dress Tweed, as light as anj Homespun : Petone Fingering and Wheeling, Yarns Petoi>e Flannels, Shirtings, Serge. Shawls, Mauds, and Uugs. Mttw— KOßO KORO, Petone, Wellington. : LONDON LOAN AND DISCO fTNT BANK. ~ Established 1886. Offices —Main street, Pal merston Norlk. JP.O. Box 19 £5 TO £1,000 \ DVANCED on approved personal jlj^ security, thus— -, -; Loans of £5, repayable 5s peri week, receive £4 10s cash Loans of £10, repayable 10s, per week, ceive £9 cash Loans of £15, repayable 15s per week, 1 receive £13 JOs cash Loans ot £20, repayable 20s per week, ceive £18 cash Or arrangements can be made for .monthly or quarterly payments Bills of Exchange, Prcmisspry Notes l w Acceptances discbunted daily. Advances promptly .made on freehold or leasehold- properties (no mortgage costs) shares in public com panies, bills of lading, bond certificates, life policies, or any other tangible security. All transactions entertained and money advanced without delay if security approved 'of. All communications treated as strictly confidential. gT~H. SAYWEXt Ourriaqe Factory, KIMBOLT9N EOAD, (Next to Mr John Bishop, Blacksmith.) GT ¥ v^AYWELL begs » II • O to announce that he has commenced businfess as a Coachbuilder in the above premises and hopes by good workmanbhip, combined with moderate charges, to merit a share of Public Patronage, He will only use the very best material, and new carriages will be built on the latest and best designs. T~WAHURl GENERAL STORE J\. AND FELLMOKGERY. Groceries, Ironmongery, Crockery, Drapery. Pureßlendid Teas : n 5b tins for 10s, or 9/6 cash. Highest prices given for Wool, Hides, and skins. Wool scoured on commission at lowest ra^es. WILLIAM MACMIJLLAi% Peopmetob.