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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 8, 4 July 1889, Page 4

, T Tlie finest and most commodious Sample rooms (recently erected) between Wellington and Wanganui The cuisine is under the supervision of an experienced cook. HASTIE'S HOTEL is still noted for keeping the best wines, spirits, nd beers of any house on the coast. JAMES HASTIE, Prophiktob. TTvENBIGH HOTEL, FEILDING ME WILLIAM LIGHT, late of the Queen's Hotel, Wellington, begs t< announce to the inhabitants of Feilding, and surrounding districts, that he has taken over the above populai and -well-known Hotel, and respect fully solicits a share of public patronage. Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the best brands kept in stock, Sample Eooms. Billiard Eoom. Superior Livery Stables. Loose Boxes. Well grassed paddocks. Every attention and comfort secured to Boarders and Travellers. WILLIAM LIGHT, ( Proprietor. RATCHELAR'S ROYAL HOTEL PALMERSTON. I"'HE Most Popular Hostlery on p the Coast. Its Reputation is still Unsurpassed. The Napies Coach leaves the Royal Hotel, daily at 8 am. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Coaches leave the Royal Hotel for Masterton, on the arrival of the train ■ from Wanganui. Good Stabling for Horses. J. FENTON, Proprietor. - B. BLOWEE, ' Formerly of the Queen's Hotel, Well ington) DESIEES to inform the inhabitants of Palmerston and surrounding district that he has taken over the Club Hotel, and trusts, by strict attention to business and the comforts and convenience of patrons, to merit a share of public patronage. Spacious Sample Eooms. Well lighted. First Class Stabling. 7 Roomy Loose Boxes. Best Brands only of Wines, Spirits, and - . Ale kept. Porter in Attendance on all Trains. Vy A L K L E V ' S COMMERCIAL HOTEL PALMERSTON NORTH. The Premier Hotel on the West Coast. , p rp h o"m~1T~o"n. ' Tinsmith and Plumber, F L Manchestee Stbeet, Feilding, (Opposite "Stab" Office), I Has just received some excellent Crockery, consisting of Tea Sets (new patterns), ' Glassware, &c. Also, — Ironmongery, Carpenters' Tools, Patent Sawsharpeners, and numerous other articles. Large Variety of Tanks from 250 to 1000 Gallons, Copper Boilers, Furnace Frames. Tinware of all kinds and descripiions at prices to suit the Times. Hinges, Locks, Bolts, and Screws, and all description of Ironmongery. Pumps, and Piping for same, cut and screwed to any length. Estimates given for all kinds of plumbing worn. Country orders promptly attended to. Spouting and guttering fixed at prices to suit the times. Tanks at lowest prices for Cash. COWPER'S PATENT TREE AND ROOT DESTROYER, For the thorough extermination of Trees, Roots, and Scrub, of all descriptions. BY the inoculation of live timber with this compound, the whole tree, in. eluding the roots, is reduced to a highly inflammable and rotten state, and will burn readily right down to the roots. Dead timber and stumps can als>o be destroyed with it. The use of it is simplicity itself, and but little labor required. Time occupied for full destruction of a large tree, about three months; stumps and dead timber, one month. It has been tested with unqualified success on 640 acres, the whole area being cleared and now under crop. Directions for Use. — In a large tree, a hole one inch in diameter and six inches deep should be borpd down in the trunk towards the heart, fill with the compound — about one ounco will be required — plug the hole securely and make airtight. Cork or stiff clay will do. For smaller trees a hole of less diameter and a smaller quantity of the compound will suffice Price, 6/6 per lb ; in 4lb and lib tins, and in drums of 501 b. The cheapest, quickest, simplest, and surest method of clearing land. The largest trees can be destroyed at the cost of a few pence. A good testimonial from one gentle- , man who has cleared every tree from 700 acres. COWPERIS | TREE AND ROOT T)EoTROYEE. Sole Agent for New Zealand — JAS. r NICHOLS, 20, Cuba street, Wellington. TAMES J. CURTIS •; Customs, Shipping, and Forwarding Agent, Gbey Stheet, WELLINGTON, N.Z. Proprietor of Wellington Parcel Delivery Company. ■ Goods and Parcels forwarded to all part , ' of the world. . " P.O. Box 168,.— Telephone, 116. &