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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 14, 18 July 1889, Page 4

DAW'S LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES FEILDING. ESTABLISHED BEFORE THE FLOOD. IN thanking the public for tbeii past favors, Mr Daw desires to intimate that he has always on hand —Brakes, Double & Single Buggies Quiet Riding Horses, &c. Special arrangements made for Wedding, Picnic, or other parties. Commercial Travellers attended to on shortest notice by letter or telegram. Conveyance at each Train. Carrying business conducted as hitherto. SAMUEL DAW, Proprietor. COACHES TO BIRMINGHAM. MR. SAMUEL DAW, IS now running a line of Coaches between Feilding and Birmingham. TIME- TABLE : Leave Feilding .. .. 8.30 a.m. Arrive Birmingham . . 11.30 a.m. Leave Birmingham . . 3 p.m. Arrive Feilding . . . . 6 p.m. On Monday & Saturday in each week. Parcels and Luggage collected at Hotels and Stores, and delivered anywhere on the road. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. LOANS ON MORTGAGE. From time to time a limited portion of the funds is lent on first mortgage of freehold security, with option of repayment by fixed instalments, spread over 12, 15, or 20 years. Half-yearly Payment for each £100. Period of Loan— £ s. d. Twelve years ... ... 6 4 T Fifteen years ... ... 5 8 9 Twenty years ... ... '4 13 8 Loans repayable by instalments irhoreby principal and interest are both liquidated within a given time, and on terms of a most favourable character, present marked advantages to settlers h.nd others. The borrower may, before the expiry of tho "H period, redeem the loan, with or with- notice, on terms which can be ascert:. ■i.'.-.I at this office, or atany of theofflces of thiV Department, where, also forms of application can be obtained. h'ov full particulars as to loans, apply to i the Head and Brunch Offices and Post Offices l-\ V 1-PANKLAND. I Actuary and Principal Officer. D. M. LUCKIB, Commissioner Under the Patronage op Mr James Fergusson, late Gove h nor of New Zealand. ME J. HYDE-PAEKEE, Pianist, Professor of Music (from Wellington) Pupil of the best London Masters, \ \ ILL give Elementary and Fin- *' * ishing Lessons on the Pianoforte, Violin, in ringing, the Theory of Music, and Dancing in the latest style. From the success that has always attended Mr Parker's instruction, he can guarantee rapid improvement. Highest references. Classes for Music, Singing, Dancing, and French. Terms moderate. A Musical Literary and Dramatic Club in course of formation. Second-hand Piano for sale. Agent for best Pianos. Feilding Address": Academy of Mufic, Glasgow House, Manchester and Grey streets. May 14, 1889. F. BEEEY, BLACKSMITH, FARRIER, AND IRONMONGER, MAKINO ROAD, PRICE LIST FOR CASH. CARTRIDGES— Brown, 15/6 per 100; Blue, 16/6 per 100 ; Green, 17/6 per 100. Southern Cross Powder, 4/-, or 10/- a round ; Diamond Grain, £lb 3/-, lib 5/-, or 11/- a round; Southern Cross, 2/- per fib. Chilled shot, 6d per lb. Capp, 250, 2/- ; Breechloading Caps, 4/- per 500. Bullets, 3/6 per 100. Snider Rifle Cartrigdges. 15/6 per 100. Guns by best makers. Muzzle Loaders, double ban-el, from £2 18/---upwar ds; single barrel, from 32/---upwards. Double barrel breech , 80/---and upwards ; single barrel breech, 90/-and upwards . Arms repaired promptly and neatly. W. E, CHAPMAN, HOUSE PAINTER, PAPERHANGER AND DECORATOR, Agent for the New Zealand Hematite Paint Company, Nelson, These paiuts are the purest and the richest in iron oxide in the world. They will keep their color in any situation ; have great covering and fire resisting properties ; and for protecting all kinds of iron, or woodwork, are unequalled by any other paints. Ground in oil or dry — 8 different colors. Orders punctually attended to. Oilskm Coats made to order ; warranted not to stick or cracU ; new process. KIMBOLTON fIOAD. j (Opposite Red House, Feilding.) ZEALANDIA, A MONTHLY MAGAZINE OF LITERATURE, BY New Zealand authors, for New Zealand readers. Edited by W. W. Freeman. Published in Dunedin, monthly. This Magazine is not being started as a commercial speculation. Its aim will be to provide reading matter which shall be at once most attractive and interesting, and yet wholesome in its tone, to assist New Zealand authors, and to foster a national spirit in New Zealand literature. All matter will be absolutely original, written especially for it by New Zealand writers. " Zealandia" will be no mere local production, but will be for ail New Zealand, and the best writers in all parts of the colony are now engaged upon work [for its pages. Sixpence per copy; postage one penny extra. Subscribers invited. For prospectuses apply to the Feilding agent, WM. CARTHEW. [