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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 36, 1 September 1888, Page 1

Tl /TODEL SHOEING FORGE. X JOHN iAYLOR, PKOPRI E T O R - General Smith's work in all its branches- Agricultural Imjrfements made orrepaired^t moderate charges. A stock of Shovel, Spade, flasher, Pick, and I_ohg Shovel Handles. T T still inaihtains his reputation as a Horse Shoer- and Will endeavor to derserve the support of all who Tvho entrust him their favors. Steel shoes used If required. Note tie address— MODEL SHOE FORGE, Manchester Street. 4 RAMOHO__NURSERY PL INTING I PLANTING ! ! To the Besidents of Feilding and Settlers of the Surrounding Districts Lambs and Gkntlem^,— • ■ 1 hoveVLarge Stbck of Fruit, Forest, and Orn^erital'Tre_s,Shriib9,an f | Roses to be sold ut Prices to suit'the times. Send for catalogue and Special Prices before pure basing elsewhere Forest Planting undertaken, octrees supplied for same at the Lowest Prices. Apple frees by the 100 or 1000, at Tery LoWest^Pnces, Inspection invited. All trains stop at the Aramoho Station, which is * ; lose to the Nursery. The soil' iii which my Apple Trees are grown iii, is Clay, and a number of tbem are well furnished with fruit, spur* Ornamental ZW**-Oamebas, Rhodo dendrons, Alalia*,. Magnolias,. Ancas, and other yarietiesthat make up a nursery Stock. . .j.* ..;;-. Hedge Plants.— Barberries, 2 years old ; Qtttcfc.s gobd strong plants. I have also a' splendid variety of early -seed Pototoes. W. T. BENEFIELD, . Aramoho Nursery. LIGHT FOR THE MILLION. -p nnHOMSON Tinsmith anb Plumber, Manchester Strket, FrilDing, (Opposite " Star" Office), Has received a variety of Tuble Lamps for the Wmter. Large Vanetv of Tanks frotn 250 to 1000 GattoM, Copper Boilers, Furnace Frames. Tmware-e* all kind* and descriptions yat prices to suit tke Times. Hinges, Locks, Bolts,, and Screws, and all description of Ironmongery. Ptimps; and Plpin? for same, cut ahd screwed to any length. Estimates fiiven for all kinas of plumbing work.. Country ordew promptly attended. Spouting md guttering fixed at prices to *uit the timesAll repairs eieented wilittiave to be -paid for m Cash before delivery. Tanks at-loWest prices for Cash. TO FR^IT-^RGiWERS C^pTTAGEaARBENERS,^ OTHERS. ! MANtiHES'tii NURSERY, T&no' Stkeet, Feii_>ik<-. Trm Proprietor of the above Nprseryi desires to; intimate that he has stiU. on band several hundreds of Fruit Trees, eompritting— Apples pearly sind-late) Pe&rß (ific^-asiortih-ht) Peaiches (splendid variety. Pli_i_is, Gh'errii-s. ani [ Strawberries ,' . Oo^belhie&^d J Curraht-. The above _£c well-rooted and healthy plants. Rhubaarh "and A^agus : Roots in large numbers. Prices Moderate. EiMlN^ WOKSFOLD, Proprietor. jj.B.-i-iAs thfe 1 seasonis' drawing tc a close", Customers shouldiriake earlv application. /"STaTbVILLE HOUSE TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND BAKERY. Corner of Camden & D'enmgh Streets FEILDING. This Well-khbwn Private Hotel am Boating House is situated in th bealthiest ancl pleasantest part of : tb Borough of Feilding; and is fitted v and Furnished with the closest regar to the comfort' and., convenience o Private Boarders and Travellers. Private -itting Rooms and Batl Hoom, Good Beds; and First-clas Table. Moderate Charges. THE _SASERY. Best Bread^delivered daily to a parts of FeUding an* Suburbs Picnics- and 'Fames' supplied wit ■.every ' teqiu&fe. , _ , AlV^ids.of'Fastry and Cake jnade to order. . JOHN ' GOULD, P _»lB115TO!l f