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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 107, 10 April 1888, Page 1

.■TjV,M PI RE H 0 T^teli-* STEPHEN OLIVER . . Proprietor^: In assuming charge of th,ei above Hotel the .new Proprietor hopes he will be favpred with . e.vefi a larger measure of the Bupport received by •his predecessor. v Special attention will: be ; given o I the requireiiients of Commercial Travellers.^ " ; l :The Best ' Brands of Ales, Winea and Spirits only kept m r: stock, A First Class Table kept; „The Trayelling Public^ Families, od^ Boarders, will find, every convenience^ ,:,;■; ,; \j: ■;.,,. t k .- - , v .Charges, moderate^ FEILDING HENRY beps to •■• thank-his numerbus bustpmerf [tfrat the 'tavbrsj so 'Üb|rially accorded 'him during, the past ten : :ye > Sfs. ■:.■»-. He would iask; them tools' -to be led away by ; any misleading tprice lists. . His w.el^know^ -Estabjishment will be" 66h^uc^d- ''for'^Euß : l^future;, «n the t^arne. , iprinjeipjej, jas^ in jjhe>,past, by supplying the Best Meat at the Lowest PricesViß .i:,. :;,;;:;■:,. a A:,u\r-.'r. HENRY EUTHERFOjID, "'■ ; .'_'PsroiHriet6r. | - ,* KIMBOLTON BU'ICHERY. Willwait pn.hisCustpmefSifor order * andVto supply them rwith the \PEST MEAT, AND. SMALL GOOOS j#v in: the Market, - atthe : LOWEST POSSIBLE. PBICSS. . I have now taken over Mr W. B. ! RETEMEYER'sSmaiI.. Goods Business, and will continue to supply the best Pork Sausages *>n Thursdays, Fridays, and SaturdAys/jand; dairy fed pork at all times on the usual terms. ; : « F. E. LITTON WISHES ALL TO ■-.■.■.:-.--,vLr^E;i ! --'' . - '■" WELLINGTON^ WpOLLEN^M A JSIT FACTORING COMPANY '(LiuiTJsb)'. * To secure : . FIRST-CLASS GOODS - not be equalled for DURAB I L I TT i. and to encourage ".... LOCAL INDDSTEY , Ask your Tailors for all pure wool pETONE '|i WEEDS, : v and your Drapers for Petone Blankets. Peto'ne Ladies' Dress Tweed, as light .as an j Homespun Petone' Fingering an^ Wheeling Yarns Petone Flannels; Shirtings, Serge, Shawls,- Mauds, and Kugs. Mills— EOßO KORO, Petone; Wellington. EA.DY MONEY STORE, Paiaeerston NokiEH. JOSEPH NATBiAN & GO. - Helling off ,; " ~ ■SURPLUS ST-OXSKB of ■ r SUMMER DRAPERY : S CLOTHING. : GRUJ AT BARGAINS. J^ust Arrivedri-i ENGLI-H GRASS SEEDS, comprising l ?r::ji i;.t Eed and White Clover's, 1 Cow Grass, Alsyke, Tall,- Meadow, Hard, and J>heep's Fescues, Meadow Foxtail, &c, Growing samples on view. Kamples- sent by p oat on application. Buyers of Rye and Cocksfoot; Fencing Wire, black and galvanised. ... - ■ Cooper's Sbeep Dip, arid General Fanners' Requisites. JV f * M. (JOgEN^Manager. G, ESAYf ELL, Cuiriaqe Factory, ■ KIMBOLTOU ROAD, (Next to Mr John Bishop, Blacksmith.) Y^i TT begs VT m O. : • • ' © to. announce that he -has commenced business as a Coachbuilder in the; above pitemises and hopes by good -,, workmanship, combined with moderate" charges, to merit a share of .Public Patronage. He will only use the very, best material, and new carriages .^wiU'be built on the latest and .best designs"^ WAHURI GENERAL STORE AND : "?■ ■■' " FELLMON^EfiY.' Groceries, - ! - > : - ± ■ - Ironmongery, Crockery, r " i Drapery. Pure Blended Teas in Slb^ians for 10s, | or 9/6 cash. hSO Cases Stores^- and -Rose's Lime j Juice at 16s percaise, Cash■\Hignest prices^ given fpr^ppj, Hides; ;,;:.,;* : : i;s i:=:m^iiß?M,^ : ..' Wool gcoured pn'cbmmissjj&n" at low* ! WILLIAM MACMILLANJ» j Pbomuetoß*