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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 117, 9 April 1889, Page 4

"JI/TANAWATU BUTCHEKY. A. & J. B. PRINGLE, Propkietors, Have always on Hand — Prime Bkef, Best Quaijtt Mottox, Cobnbd Beef, Small Goods. Hotels and Families waited on for Orders every Day. Orders left with the Proprietors for Small Goods of any description promptly executed and delivered. A. & J. BT^EINGLE, r-ROPKIETOKS. G. H. SAYWELL, Carriuqe Factory, KIMBOLTON ROAD, (Next to Mr John Bishop, Blacksmith. (^ I-T OAYWELL begs \T» »^« O to announce that he has commenced business as a 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 best material, and new carriages will be built on the latest and best designs. MANCHE STE R FURNITUKE WAREHOUSE. (Opposite Salvation Army Barracks). ALFEED EADE mENDERs his thanks for the lib- _|_ eral support he has received since starting in business on his own account, and after ten (10) years study of the requirements of the District can safely promise satisfaction to ALL favoring him with a call. A splendid lot of Looking Giasses just to hand. Towel Rods, Brass. Some Carpet at 9d per yard. Toilet Sets to suit all Tastes. Iron Bedsteads — cheap. Mats, Matting, Carpets, Chairs, Blind Rollers, Brooms, Fenders and Fire Irons. COME AnD SEE. FLOLK! FLOUR ASK for Chamberlain's FLOUR which is admitted to be the best in the Manawatu. Chamberlain's is the only Mill that is fitted with appliances for thoroughly mixing the wheat, essential to making good Flour. Ordeib punctually attended to. Mr T. R. Chamberlain has now started a corn-crushing machine. Oats crushed at 3d per bushel. j Crushed oats for sale T. R. CHAMBERLAIN Feildtng Steam Flour Mill. A WAHURI STORE & FELLJ\, MONGER 1. W. MACMILLAN Has just received a shipment of Wool ; Packs (fast and loose tops), Sheep shears, Turkey &c. Groceries, Iron nongery, Crockery, & Drapery, at lowest current rates. | Wool, Skins, Hides, and Tallow bought in any quantity. Scouring at lowest rates. W. MACMILLAN. niTY T3UFFET HOTEL, WELLINGTON. OPENING NOTICE. THE Proprietors have much pleasure in informing the general public that the hbove new and commodious Brick Hf»tel, splendidly furnished, and possessing every possible improvement and requirement for the convenience of its palrons is now open for the reception of visitors, and they trust by s rict attention to business, to meet with the same liberal p:itronage as hitherto bestowed upon them, Htid can assure their guests that every endeavor will be used to give the utmost satisfaction. The Diningroom is extensive and lofty, and fitted with all the latest modern im provements. The Bpdrooms are large,, well venti* luted, and furnished in a superior style. The Laiies and Gentlemen's sittingrooms are benutifully laid out and replete, containing registered grates aud every requisite to ensure comfort. The Culinary Department will be un der the enhre supervision of Mr Obb, senr., assisted by an efficient staff of assistants, and attention will be taken to provide the table liberally with everything in season, and in such a manner us to meet with the approval of the most fastidious epicures. Hot break fasts always ready for passengers leaving by the early morning trains, as also Hot suppers on the arrival of the lo 30 p.m. Manawatu train. Hot, cold, and shower baths, as also w.c. adjoining, on each flat. Wines, spirits and ales, of the choicest brands only, imported direct by the pro prietors. A uight porter always in attendance. The tramcars and Jobb & (Jo.*> busses pass the hotel every five minutes. JOHN OUR AND SON, Proprietors. C. P. POWLES, COMMISSION AGENT AND Licensed Land Beokkb. Offices — Lambton Quay, Phoenix Buildings, Wellington.