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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 136, 16 June 1888, Page 1

"m/TODEL SHOEING FORGE. JOHN TAYLOR, P RO PB I E TOB, General Smith's work in all its tranches. Agricultural Implements made or repaired at moderate charges. A stock of Shovel, Spade, Slasher, Pick, and Long. Shovel Handles. T T still maintains his reputation asaHorseShoer, and will endeavor to derserve the support of all who -who entrusthim their favors. Steel shoes used if required. Note the address— MODEL SHOE FORGE, Manohesteb Street. GREAT FALL •• IN THE ' PBICE OF BREAD. -r /^\ OULDIhas determined, on <T. G and "after WEDNESDAY Next the lSth inst.. to reduce J,t Price of Bread in . Feildmg^and J 52^0 BailbloaOor CASH on S^tnftLs give the public the for cash. j G also tabes, this opportunity of thanking them for all past favors so liberally bestowed upon him, and Wsby strict attention to business, Ser with Moderate Prices, to S continuance ot the same. J G. would also invite all who suffer in any way from weak digestive organs to try bis invalid Decorticated SIS It '? togW* nuMous, palaSbto. and easily digestible, and admitted to be the best on fee coast. X RAMOHO^N.UBSEBY PLANTING rPLANTING ! I To the Residents ofFeUding _and Settlers of the Surrounding Districts latoes akj> Gentlemen,— . I have a Large Si o A of Fruit, Forest and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs .«£»»■•■ lobe sold at Prices to suit the times. Send for catalogue and Special Prices before purchasing elsewhereForest Planting undertaken, or trees *,ppTed forsame'at the Lowest Prices Apple Trees by the 100- or 1000 at Tery Lowest Prices, Inspect.on inn cd. All trains stop at the Aratnoho Station. t* hich is close to the Nursery. The soil in which my Apple Trees arc; grown in, is clay, and a number of them are weU furnished with fruit spurs_ Ornamental Trees.-Oamelias, Khodo dendrons, Azeahas, Magnolias, Ancas, and other varieties that make up a nursery Hedge Pfonfo. -Barberries, 2 years old ; Quicks, good strong plants. I have also a splendid variety of early BeedPototoes. W, T. BENEFIELD, A BAM OHO NUBBBET. TT ENRY J.LEE, TAILOR, i Adjoining the E. & C.A. Corporation Office) Mauchestee Sqttabe, Feilding. The Cheapest Tailor in the District, Crentlemen'B own Material made up. Clothes Cleaned and -Bepawed. Trousers strapp-d from 12s. Hair Cutting—Sixpence. ■ ■ BIRMINGHAM. ~ FOWLER BROS., •General, Stob cc eiipb bs , HAVE on hand— Groceriee, Drap- : cry, Boots, Ironmongery', Stationery, Drugs, and Grass 'Seeds. Goods packed to any part of the District, including Feilding and'']Wa'n-. ganui Special Settlement*. Wherever a horse can go,, there we can deliver Goods at Jjow Bates. Agents for New Zealand Insurance Company. Post Office in connection, with the «tore. , ' Postal; -, address— Fowlers, Feilding. FOWLER 8E05,,.. .; : Birmingham, Waitapu. Tl AIBDBESSJJR AND TOBACJX ?:• CONIST. ; I*. A, Hdw^l, Fbb^tjsson Street, Feilding, HAS, now. opened a Hairdressin| SaloonVnext to the premises ot Mi Henry-, Fruiterer. He Has on hanc B -wdj^eiecte^ stock 6f^- J PipißSi '"•Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Cigarettes* °" "Majtch'es, i. - Fancy Cjroods, I" '■'. . , : &c.,.&c., &6;, £& at Prices to suit the times