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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 123, 10 April 1890, Page 4

, ti^UjrSlJLjJiiJii blUivcj, ,<Late ip the^u^»^|to|)fAto je|an^ ■ ' JMajschester StbSies, FsiLXtitia. MRS, H. BEITdBRBECK ; BEGS to announce to her friends and' the public generally that she has opened the above as a Fruit & Ooj»p;otionery Stork. l l^ Coffee anU Qocoa at hiours. j soription ' ■•■•.■;' '- . '**& ' <: i" .stock".' ■ '" ' ' J% LOUiIES, Cj^fli^iONßßY.'CbßbiALS, ftC. ; - ; •j/A^ials.olic^ed. JDRESSMIfeSr Miss^. BILDEBBECK will carry on thef business? ? 6f ! Drewmftker ' and Miliiuer on .the premises,, and will be glad , to undertake 'all orders entrdsted to i^fer, ;, '; . ■■■'"'. • /Corner furnltu re :\>?>; y i WAREHOUSE, .;->.'•■ i - • Feilding.:. ••;' ;. :■ '' Just opened; up-f- , ? CHILD'S HIGH CHAIKS 5 CHILD'S LO^i CHAIRS GEJST'S AEM KOCKING CHAIhS Child's High Austrian Bent Wood ■" ■ .■:,'■!.- ■ • > Ghairs..' ■..•;-.••-.»• v> ? > Child's High' ''Daisy " with. Pram. .;','■ L ~ U ! cp^bm^r' \\-:'V':l<> '<<'■ Austrian Bent Wood Rocking Chairs. -Austrian Folding Chairs. .Splendid assortment Looking Glasses , . 60 to select from. Sashes, JDoors, Glass and Put(;y. : , FtTNERALSUNUERTAEENvIr; ALFRED BADE: • c6/s BIRMINGHAM COACHES, GOBB&CO/S TELEGRAPH LINE :: of coaches Will leave Mr Lowe's Hotel, Birmingham ... ... 8 a.m. Arriving Feilding ... 10.80 a.m.! h Witt leave Mrs Hastie's Hotel FeUding .;.. ... ... 4.15 p.m. Arriving' Birmingham . . . 7 p.m. Each Monday, Wednesday and '•".'.■ " s . Saturday. •— '-■ ;;. '' :/ , ;. c CO. r W. GEO. SHEAIffiR,T~ (Late Manager, for Eadb and Vei^), 1 TTA-tINJG 'taken ■ those premises ; JjL >owj in ine* oactipation of Mr' W. Peabso^, Bootmaker, Manchesterstreet, will open about 115th of April j with an entirely new stock of Firstclass Furniture, and hopes, by^ strict attention to business, to merit the : support and confidence, placed in him :as Manager for' the ls»s firm of Bade I " AXX, ; VTo&K GUABAM'TEBD." Orders received at WorksUop, opposite J. Pollock's, where a, small stock is now on view. FUNJBBALS UxTDSKYAXEft. Ldok out for the Opening!! .. w.j gbo. shbabeb; CABINETMAKEft, UPHOLSTiSSt. ANI) ■ UWDEBTAKBB; . ; j! PH<EN^l^W]y^A^; : • , ! Fotri?DEr. , •..•;••". . •!■ : QV.-jIQ MfJiOn IJfT' r'.it 'Sit-, V. 1 , 1 ROBERT^.& f ca ;,. r / ENGINEERS, iBoiLEE itfAKEBS \f ANUFACTURKRS of the: ,1mJLiLI proved Patent Flax Btrippers also Scutchers and Hebkles, Fl'aV Preftslerii, and all Machin»rj in conoectiqnrwjth Flax Pressing. ,Maker» of all kinds of Steam En K ibeß and Boile^. Estifaiik'f for all kindsjof Ironwork given. Country orders attended to-with'deipatcK iiO i Old Cußton^ Ho»e« Btreet, Wellington. WELLIN GT=o^-iM? A¥6'. i RAILWAY. REFRESHMENT CA». j THOMAS MitiHtlflST, : EE&PEpTFmpt'Liittii JVisii from Passengers while ' travelling by tbej Mail Trains ou : the above •Lme. r -; ;: Vl ' )ii .; ■"■/, ' .[[ .Hot and Ooljl Meats served ai .T r ery ! ■ ; ■ -, f ■, Tea, Coffee, Pastb^ (..• . ' A full supply of Lemonade.. Ginger ; ;. ; " : s^e;and^h!K?iCor4i*|B^ y^;j •;■* . The par is an entirely; ,new; >0Be f fi^d fitted up with every convenience, with' Lavatory -atisv&itAtAr Km:^h A ; ; r i T. FAIRHUBBT, .. "*.. . !^,'.' ■ ■ — -Lessee'; CHEAPEST OF TflE BEST, AH. COOE, ; ; tailor & habitmaSer^ (Successor' to John Cook and Son) ! ... LAMBTpN QUAY, WELLINaTON, I HAVING been tie ten'years'witn | Messrs Cook & Son (my grand- 1 fttther'and father), their old Customers may depend on receiving from ine the same care and consideration as from my predecessors. . . ..> To the public, I beg to state that I will conduct my' basineesi h accordance with the times, to m§nt a liberal support, which I mosr respectfuliy solicit.- ■ ' •■'■■-'! '-■ f ■ '■■■■'• -■ ■'■ ■ ..A, ;H, GOOK, 80/7/89 j;.-^;r' '■ ilor |i A«ED J.KN^I«— Copies of *7 tbe : FBiimNG^STAB can always be obtained from . % m. Carthaw, St»tioner,