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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 103, 31 March 1888, Page 1

r "TV M P I B E- 1 WO-T^E'L . STEPHEN OLIVEB .. Proprietor. In assuming charge of the above s Hotel the ii«w Proprietor hopes he i will be favored with even a larger measure of the support received by . his predecessor. „•.'»..".:,.' l - '■■.-••■ . — ~- ■- ■ •..-■• Special attention will be given o; the ; requirements of Commercial Travellers. jj<: * • , ■ ■ • ■" The Beßt Brands of : Ales, Wines and Spirits only kept in stock, A First Class Table kept. . The Trayellihg Public, Families, and] Boarders, will find every convenience. "■'■'■■ Charges moderate. FEILDING BUTCSEBY; MENEY EUTHEBFO^D bejrs to thank his numerone customer* "for |Uie tavors so liberally aciJdrded ; during the past ten years. ; ':' He would ask them hot to be led away fry 'ahy^inisleading^^ price' listSi" ' J - a His well-known Establishment \f ill be conducted for the future' on? the same principles as in {be^past, by supplying the Best Meat at the Lowest Prices. 1 - r - >; -;-.'■■■- = .' »•- ;- : ;> vn.?.. ' ! &ENEY BUTHEEFOBD, „. ... ■•'•': ' ' l ' x ■';'■■ '\Prbpnetor. KIMBOLTON BUUjOHEBY;; ,;1^ B. LINT ON -WilTwait on his Customers for order ,v andto supply them with the BEST MEAT;;ANI) J S^CALL' GOQOB ; in the; Marketj X; - - -'— ; at i -the v - i ' y: :f ' - : - -•■ ; '" LOWEST POSSIBLE PBIOJSS; -•'■■ I have now taken over MrWj- Bi Betemete-r's Small Goods and will continue to" supply i t he -best .Pork Sausages on Thursdays * Fridaysj and Saturdays; and daiiy'fedipork at all times on- the 'usual-terms.'-'- v' .-•: F. B. LINTON WISHES ALL TO -- : ... LIVE..; ..:.■ ■;-.=•■; . ■■-- - WELLINGTON WOOLLKiy MAJSU FACTUBING COMPANY - - (Limited). ■=.':.-; ' . ,- To secure . ; ' : ; FIBSTrCLAiSS GOODS not be equalled for D U R Anßcl I T J and to encoursfie /: LOCAL INMKSTBY Ask your Tailors for aH pure wo.»I PET ON E '■ i *! W EED 8 / and yonr Drapers for Petone Blankets Petone Ladies' 1 Dress Tweed, as light «B. anj Homespun ./ .; ■ . Petone Fingering and Wheeling Yarns •'-' Petone Flannels r Shirtings, Serge. ■ Shawls, Mauds, and kug« v = Milm— KOßO KOBO, Petone, Wellington. : • • EADY MONEY STOBE; Palmerston North. i JOSEPH NATHANS CO;' HeiUhg off ; SUB PLUS STOCKS:' - ' : ' ■■- -' of ;.■' --■:': ■-.- .-. SUMMEB DBAPEBY& CLOTHING. GBEAT BAEGAINS. Just Arrived— ENGLISH GBA;SS comprising . Bed and White Clovers, Cow Grass, Alsyke* Tall, Meadow, Hara, >: an 4. Sheep's Fescues, Meadow Foxtail, I &c. Growing samples on view. Samples sent by post on application. Buyers of Bye and Cocksfoot. ; ! Fencing Wire, black and galT*nised. .^ ; Cooper's Sheep Dip, and (ieneral I Farmers' Bequisites. ! M. COHEN , Martitger. a h. sAYwSfiiL, Curriaqe Factory, KIMBOLTON BOAD, / (Next to Mr John Bishop, Blacksmith. } TT !; \>*& that he has commenced biiaintotiia as tt Coachbuilder 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 besfc «ia<- ' terial, and new. carriages will be ljuilt on the latest and best designs. \ WAHUEI GENEBAL STOKB J\ ■ AND ; -.;•, FELLMONGEBY. Groceries, Ironmongery, Crockery, JDrftpery. Pure Blended Teas in slb tins for 10a, .( or 9/6 cash. 50 <C»»es . Stores;, and Hose's Lima Juice at 16s per^case, Cagh/ Highest prices given for Wool, -' Hides,; and skins. Wool scoured oh commissten fttlow 5 . ■; -' -- ' - est ; rtt*es. ; - ; ; • ■'■ WILL I A r M (M A CMI^ A %