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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 86, 14 January 1890, Page 4

EJMPiRE ST__LE^, FEEGUSSON STREET, FEIXDINtt Livery and Bait Stables. Horses and Buggies always on SLire. X AM prepared to break in Horses To saddle for Ladies To saddle lor Gentlemen To drive in single or double harness To tram Hunters Terms to suit the tira&s. . T am also prepared to bay or sell Horses at all times. i All Stalls,' 6a; JOHN McKENZIE, Empire b'tables, Fergusson Street, E eliding. GENERAL COMMISSION AGi-NT, BUTTER a specialty. /CELLAR for Storing is Cool, Dry \^ and Well Ventilated Advances made on Butter and Cheese consigned for sale in London. Address — 5, GREY STREET. WELLINGTON. Cellar : Custom House Quay. ______ 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 hifcherto. SAMUEL DAW, Proprietor. COACHES TO BIRMINGHAM. ME. SAMUEL DAW, IS nuw running a line of Coaches between Feilding. and Birmingham. TIME- TABLE : Leave Feilding . . . . 8.30 a._. Arrive Birmingham .. 11.30 a.m. Leave Birmingham . . 8 p.m. Arrive Feilding . . . . 6 p.m On Monday & Saturday in each week. Parcels and Luggage collected at Hotels and Stores, and delivered anywhere ou the road. Railway hotel, THOKN LjON QUAY, WELLINGTON Neaeest Hotel to thr Manawatu Kailway Station. DANIEL DEAL?, • (Late of Cricketer's Arms, Proprietor. nnHE comfort and convenience of X Travellers carefully studied. Central position aud every accommodation. Meals always ready for Trayellers by early and late Trains. Hot & Cold Baths. Superior Table. Best Brands in Wines and Spirits. Charges strictly, moderate. A. W." _T B ° w «• LAND, ESTATE, and GENERAL CO- MISSION AGENT. Sale or purchase o£ Land or other Propi-rf.y. \: an:: foment of Estates (Town or country Negotiation of Loans. Obtaining suitable investments for fjapiiaiisis. Mercantile Broking generally. Assessim nts, arbitrations and valuations. .""■iile or I'tiichase of Businesses. . I hue ;i crtnsi.'itii 'eiitjUiry foi Faisi. iiul- tiilift t'c<i|-eci i.-.s in liie .ManavtMii. !ii>lr.i-l, .•'!!<! anj {(cr-on -if.Mrnu io lim. i jitii i.'hM.'-iT siiotii'l i-oiDiiiiinii'Mli 1 wuli m<'. Pi'iiducc >lii|-pcii to Loi/dcm or Au.->tr:> i.i on ai i-mint of t'lu-uLs, and reliiiu nmi!' |»r ii)|U« A. W. BItOWK, i I.'A.MA-Sil(. il. \'\ !-.L1j1.-*(ti(i.\ ■!. i. ir, Ai 'i\ w'i' b'F '.i LL_ Lilu^i. -„. li. (J<.»(Ji_, TAILUR A: 1.1 A l3 i J MAKEIi, .-■KcccShiir to late Ji.'hii C';ok & ci<:ii [.kviitics Quay, Wkllington, f |A'Vli\G bt-i-n Kir m.-.h \anva wit. _.„ Aii-bt-r.-. C oii .v .-t! . (uuv gram: t . . i i • t ■ ■ ;:.■..( !m U'.i't i, Uicir old CusLumer. ; ;; \ w( J'.iJli OJI I'UCUlVlliy iVo.IU UiU L- f i * •ii. il;i..: IH!J -H.'i.-rdLIOU it.-. tV.i. To the public, I beg to state that I will conduct my business i n accordance with the times, to merit a liberal support, which I most respectluliy solicit. A, H ' COOK, 30/7/89 Tailor HE TRADE PROTECTION GAZETTE OF NEW ZEALAND. ! Weekly Journal, published' in the interests of till traders, contains fnl! in formation of all Documents rp»istf>r<c] under '" The Chattels Securities Act," all Bankruptcies, .\>ark<-t Reports for ilie wli.le i. < lon v, and latest legal Derisions-; it is INVALUABLE TO KVEBY lit'SiNKSiMan, while Bkttlers, FAiuiiiHS, Squattebs, i'tc-, "ill fin*l reliable iuforiiiatio'n suited to their requirements AFF I LIATED ADTAi\-»V\ (1 KS-com-prise {'olleeiion of Accounls throughout New Zealand and Australia, Confirlcniii.l Enquiries as to Financial Status, Le^-'il in ceo; i it; «!;.<, etc. S-ibscription: One guinea per au- . num, in advance. JDeb-jr's Ilc^iStors, Hpeciai lri<]ii ■. Deparlnienf-, etc., One to i'ouii Guixeas kxtha per .an ■ num. Feiiding Agency : Agent • Mr William Beading, solicitor: Mr John Prior.