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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 99, 22 March 1888, Page 1

H. J. Hal id ay, THE SADDLERY, (Next Empire Hotel) Fergcsson SStbeet, Feilding. H. J. H. has pleasure id thanking the public of Feilding and surrounding districts for tne ( yery liberal support they have accorded him since he commenced business. He now announces that he has removed into his new shop and premises, next the Empire Hotel, where he intends to supply his friends and customers •with every line of Siid3lery, Harness, &c M "Quality for -quality," against any other similar establishment on this coast. Saddlery. In this, line customers can- have Baddies made to order by H. J. H, in any style or class to suit themselves. Harness Of every description arid quality as customers may require. Orders executed at the shortest notice. Miscellaneous. A large collection of the latest and recognised makes' and fashions in Bridles, Bits, Spurs, Stirrup Irons, Bresatplates, Surcingles, Girths, and all other articles required in the trade. Repairs Neatly and quickly executed at the lowest possible prices, consistent with good material and first-clacs workmanship. Sole Agent for J. T. M. Stanford's Horse and Dog Medicines. Discount of 5 per cent for cash on all new goods purchased at THE SADDLERY, Fbbgussson Stbzit. H. J. laALEDAY, *roprietor. L" ' OWES' WAITAPU LICENSED ACCOMMODATION HOUSE. Good News. A walnt long felt by the members of the Pemberton, Apiti, and Palmerston : Small Farm Associations. THE undersigned begs to inform the above and the Travelling Public that he lias erected a Large and Commodious Accommodation House, and has furnished the same in a first-class style regardless of expense, and for which a License was granted by the members of the licensing Bench in the district on the hrst day of June. The above house is situate midway m Ijetween Feilding and the Pemberton ?— Association Block on the Otamakapua line of road and will be known as the Waitapu Accommodation House, the management of which will be under the owners own supervision, who having had ten-years experience^ in the Hotel business in the Colonies, will be a sufficient guarantee that the house will be condnoted in a first class manner. Wines, Spirits, and Beers of the best quality only kept in stock. The house was opened to the public on Jtily Ist, and all are cordially invited. Every attention and civility -shown. The undersigned intends to run a Biweekly -Express between Birmingham and Feilding f or .^conveyance of passengers at reasonable rates. The Express will leave Birmingham every Tuesday and"' Saturday at i 9 a.m. for Feilding, returning same evening. Booking office — Hastie's Hotel. THOMAS LOWES, Pkopbiftor fi B A S S S E E D ' COCKSFOOT * BYEGBASS ";.-"■-' '."' '. ' '■'.; iii LARGE ;:'■■'■_ ';/...'/ or- .'...' SMALL QUANTITIES ■■ - : - at LOWEST POSSIBLE PBICES. FOWLEB BBOS., STOEEKEEEERS, Fowlers, Bmninghain Small Farm Settlement. /CLAIBVILLE TEMPEBANCB I j HOTEL. CLAIBVILLE HOUSE BAKEBY. JOHN GOULD, Fbopbeetok Tnis Hotel is situate in the healthiest atd most pleasant suburban part of Feilding-— at the corner of Denbigh and Camden Streets— and is fitted up with a view to the convenience and comfort of Boarders. Bath room with shower bath, &o. All kinds of Confectionery and Pas try made to order. • Including Wed dingiCakes, fee. .. No effort will be spared to secure for his patrons < every comfort and attention on mbst reasonable terms. Private sitting rooms/ &c, &c. Weddings, Picnics, Balls, and Par ties supplied witk every Kequisite on reasonable terms. . J. G. wishes to thank his numerous customers for their very liberal patronage in the past and to call special ' attention^ to bis Pure Decbrticated "" Bread specitdly relsomme?(ded : by the M&itg numbers df th> medical, pro-