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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 44, 1 October 1889, Page 4

LIVERY J jMiy : ' BAIT "' STABLES " F,EILDINa. : . , ESTABLISHED BEFORE THE" V " FL00D...... ... IN thanking the public for tbeii past favors, Mr Daw desires to intimate that he has always; on hand — Biakesi; Double & Single Buggies Quiet Eiding 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. : „,;. ME. SAMUEL DAW, TS nuw running' a line of Coaches J[ between Feilding aud Birmingham. TIME-TABLE : Leave Feilding .. .. 8.30 a. ai. Arrive Birmingham .. 11.30 a.m. Leave Birmingham . . 3 p.m. Arrive Keildiug . . . . 6 p.m. On Monday & Saturday in each week. Parcels and Luggage collected at Hotels and Stores, and delivered anywhere on. the road. GOVERNKftLivT LIFE INSURANCE. DEPARTiVitWT. LOANS ON MORTGAGE. FnoMtinii! to time a 'limited portion of the f Hurts is lent on first mortgage of freehold security, \vi.th option of repayment by fixed instalments, spread over 12, 15, or 20 years. Half-yearly Payment for each -£100. ; Period of Loan— £ a. d. 7 Tinlvc years ... ... 6 4 7 ■ Fifteen .years ... : ... ' 5 S 9 Titivniyyc&rs '... ... 4 13 8 Loans repayaWo by instahiieiifcs ; whereby ■" principal and interest are both liquidated within ii given lime, and on terms of a most favourable chart -jtor, present marked advantages io settlers and otliers. • T!:e boirowpr in ay, before the expiry of the Mil] period, redeem the l.oan,- .with or. with< -lit notice, oh terms which can be as- : .certfii.'.edattliif office, or at an 3' of the offices ■ oft);iti Department, \vhore- also forms of -apXilicarion 'can be obtained. Fo! full partitulais as to loans, apply to Sheßeadaud Bra-iicu Olfices and Tost Offices F, W FIJ.ANKLAND. Actuary aud Principal Officer. D. M. LiCKIE, Cnniuissioner PHCENIX IKON AND BRASS fOUJS'DRY. EOBERTSON & CO. ENGINEEKS; ■ BOILER. MAKERS, SHIP AiS'D GENERAL SMIIHS. .l\,f AHUFArTU-RERS,of the Three ItX Boiler Patent Flux Strippers also Scutchers and Heckles, Flax Presses, and all Mncliinery in connection with •Flax Dressing. Makers of all kinds of Steam Kniiines and Boilers. Estimates for all kinds of Ironwork given. Country orders attended to with despatch. : EOBERTSON & CO: -Old Custom House street, Wellington. 30/7/89 CHEAPEST OF THE BEST, A. EL COOK, TAILOR & HAI3ITMAKER, (Successor to late John Cook & Son) - - ; Lambton Quay, Wellington, HAVING been for ten years witli Messrs C'<qk & Son (my grand, father and father), their old Customers may depend on receiving from me the same care and consideration as from 'my predecessors. ' 'To the public, I beg to state that I will conduct my business in accordance with the times, to merit a liberal Support, which I most respectfully solicit. A. H. COOK, 30/7/89 Tailor QUPPOET LOCAL INDUSTRY ! ! .CORB, IT GATED IKON! CORPvTJ GATED IRON! THE CHEAPEST CORRUGATED. IRON in the Market, especially for FLAX MILLS and SHEDS, BLACK CQRKUGATED IEOJN T , Price List : 5 6 7 8 9 10 Feet. l'/8- 1/6 1/9 2/- 2/G:2/ll per sheet, Or £16' 10s per ton « Tb!e special feature in .this Black 'Corrugated Iron is that of being lighter than .ordinary Galvanised Iron which costs upwards of 47-J- per cent, more. Sets following Example : 162 sheets Bft galvanised Cor- £ s d rugated Iron, weighs 1 . toil 3cwt 161 b, at £2.1 ... 24 6 0 162 sheets Bft Black _ Oor.ru- ■ gated Iron, weighs 1 ton, ' at £16 10s lqiOO Difference ...£716 0. Full Cash Discounts allowed. All Country Orders I'must be accompanied with remittance. The only Manufacturer of the above . : lengths in Wellington. Victoria street, corner of Chew's Lane THOMAS EALLINI.I.R, T Office an<? Warehouse, No. 17, Willis Street. Wellington^ Note.— Highest price given for^old Zinc. •TV.O V A L HO TEL, Close toUiailway. Station. NAT VALENTINE know in posessi on of the above Hotel. Haying renovated and ' refurnished' it, can offer superior accommodation to his- old friends and the public generally. ■; Luncheon on the table at ] o'clock, • Special accommodation for visitors. "Five' ininutes'walk fronrliailway Station^ •'