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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 44, 20 September 1888, Page 1

P "ft >0 : P B IE T O B . general Smith's work in all its branches. Agricultural Implements made 6r repairedjat moderate charges. A stock of Shovel, Spade, Slasheri Pick, Jmd Long* Shovel Haridles. 1 T. % still maintains his reputation as a iSorse Shoer j and will endeavor to derserve the support of all who who entrust him their favors. Steel Bhqe&used r if required. -. Note the address-r-MODEL SHOE FORGE* l Manchesteb * : Street. A E A MO HO NURSEBY PL iNTINO rTppANTING ii" To the "Residents of Feildinsr and Settlers of the Surrounding Districts IiADIKS AND GBNTLEMBTJ-;— I have a. Large Stock of Fruit, Forest, and Orna-ajentaiTreesi Shrubs, and Roses tobesoldiatFirices.to suit thetimes. . Sendrfor qatalogue and Special . Prices before purchasing elsewhere: , Forest Planting undertaken, or trees supplied for same at' the Lowest Prices. Apple ' Trws by the 100 or lOtX), at very Lowest Prices, ; Inspection invited; All train's stop at the Aramoho Station; Which Js* closelto the Nursery. • The soil iin wMch my Apple Trees are grown m is clay,.an4 a, number of , them are well furnished , with fruit spurs. OrwmentalA&ees.— Camenaß, r Ehodo dendrons, 'A&alias,, Magnolias, Ancas, and oth'ef varfetieß that make vp 1 a nursery Stock. „ , „r r m-A.'a A Hedge ■ Pfim*fe.^-*Barbernes j 2 years old; Quicks, good strong plants; I have' also a splendid variety of early aeed Potatoes,/! V.; V a i W. T. BENEFIELD, Ab -aiofio-NtrHSEBT. LIGH; FOR THE MILLION. -p; ";m'_ a ; .vao: m ; "s ';o n ! PtNSMITH AND PIUMBBB, M ANCH ESTER, STREET, FfSI tVI^Q, Vppppsite '* StAb"" Office). Has received' a variety of Table Lamps for the Winter. Large Variety of Tants from 250 to 1000 Gallons, Copper Boilersj Furnace FramesV-' a ■■ aa ■ ■■-■-'■> .■■■■ Tinware of all kind c s and descriptions at prices. •tpLsuAH o . e^ mes ' 'Ai" - H ingeßVLoclis, Bolt s and Screws, and all description of Iro^monge.rv. . Pumps,' and Piping for cut and screwed to any length. J Estimates given for all kinds of plumbing work.. i>;-i« .<'>-■■ ■■■'~ i A- ' '" Country orders, promptly attended, Spoutinjr^ud guttering -nxeii at prices to 'suit tbe'tiines. _ ' AH repairs executed will "have to be paid for in Gash before delivery. Tanks at lowest pricesfor Gash. TO FRtttTiGBOWIpi.dO^AQE, , G^M^S-^M^^^^^f - ]^N^Esffl:Sui&EßY, . , Enict. Stbeet, - • THE Proprietor of the ahove Nur r scry , to intimate that lie has still on hand several hundreds of Fruit .Trees, comprising-r:-Apples (early and late) Pears (nice, assortment) Peaches (splendid. variety! Pluinß, Gherries, and . Strawber- '" : ' 'nes '_ '," ' . ' : ( '"I. 'a Gooseherries and Currahts. The above are w§il-rQote4 and healthy „ „. ..,{(,.,., .;.-.;, j ) ■.■■ Ehubarb and^ Asparagus Roots in )■ f. ,large; pTyajsa® fi ; ; - Prices Moderate? EDWIN > .' . Proprietor.' -a N.B.^-As the -season* is drawing to a close; Customers should make early application, ; jH LAIR VILLE HOUSE, TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND i - BAKEM. !1 Corner of Camden & Denbigh Streets, This -weli-knoW Private Hotel and BoardingAH^iset-is s^uated^i the healthiest -and pleasantest, pa|t ofthe Borougn ,, of .yeilding^ai^d is fitted up and Furnished "^tb,the, closet regard to the ' command, (^nv£Bienee ...of ; Private pio^rd^, ,an& fc#W!^ ,v Private. ," .y i^» M(WW* W> P^ Room^ Gqod Beds, .and^^irst-class^ Table. Jttofewte .Charges. ; ; . . ; : ,Ay^-U^n \n,AA > •■-..:. - THE BAKERY. Best- Bread delivered daily to all parts of tEeU&ng and -Suburbs*, i A PicnifiSwftnd'»Pa rt i e s > supplied with; ; ivery r#asitfi. '»;i ny^yA A Ay, .-. 'All kinds of'Paskyf and Cakes; ;In ade W-oirder^-'-^" aAt;-'y-">A"' > y- ] ' ■' JOHN GOULD, k P * bA^&il?* I*}**1 '*}'**'