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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 131, 29 April 1890, Page 4

JTUBIIiEE STORE, , (Late in the occupationof Mrs Fagari) Manchester Stbees, Feilding. MRS,; H. 3BILDERBECK BEGS to announce to her friends and the public 'generally that she has opened the above as a *?ruit & Ooj*n?EOTioNEP.Y Stoke. Tea, Coffee and Cocoa at all hours: Fresh Fruit of every description in stb'cJz. Lollies, Confectionery, Cordials, &c. A Trial solicited. BKESSMAiKINa Miss A. BILDERBECK will carry on the business of Dressmaker and ! Milliner on the premises, and will be glad to undertake all orders entrusted to'her, ')'■:■'.'■ ■■■•■ . ■;•:>; *-v-. ]'r : . ,-; •{ ■ f^ O ENEE F. U H N I T ÜBE Xj WAREHOUSE, ; - ■"■.;■. , r .FEnJDiNG, ... r ... r ;. r ..' , Jnst opened up— CHlLß'S'Hlaif-iCHAIRS! v : ! . •'• h CHILD'S LOW CHAIRS GENT'S* ARM, ROCKING ,CHAIhB Child's High Austrian Bent Wood --'.:.■• j. : 'CClKafi»."f-/- k-. ■ 1 CHild'B High " Daisy ?? with^ &cam^ ' ■-.;/ j combined. .\ ; _, Austrian Ben^Wbbd Rocking CnkirlV ■ v Austrian Folding "Chairs, assortment LdoicriiG Glasses ' ,'".•! s(Pt6?selectfir6m. ,f \ ,: Sashes, Doors, Glass and Putty* FUNERALS UNDERTAEEN. /; ALFRED EADE. h ' J, MARTIN ■& CO.'S: - BJBIkINGKHAM COACHES, Ctfliß* CO.'S TELEGRAPH LINE ,1.- • OF COACHES ._ leaje Mr s Lowe's Hotel, : Birmingham; 4 ».> ».;•. Ba.m. Arriving Feilding v.> 10.30 a.m. • Will leave Mrs Hastie's Hotel Feildiiigi ;.;' i i.. ," ..; 4.15 pirn. Arriving Birmingham >.. 7 p»m. Each Monday, s Wednesday and i - Saturaayr- . . J. MARTIN & CO. PHCENIX IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY, ROJEVfcRT^QH & CO. J EKGrNEEIiS. BOILER MAZERS SHIP AND GENERAL SMITHS. ,. ~\M ANUFACTURERS of. the ImJj/X '.'.i-proved Patent Flax Strippers also Scutchers ,und Heckles, Flax Pressers, and all Machinery in' conDectioa with Flax Dressing. Makers of all kinds of Steam Engines and Boilers. Estimates for all kinds of Ironwork given. ' Country orders attended to with despatch. ROBERTSON & CQ. Old Custom House-street, Wellington. FURNISHING; WAREHOUSE. HAVING removed temporarily to \ the Feilding Cham'beTS next door to Mr W. Pearson's, Bootmaker; Manchester Street, I will open on SATURDAY NEXT, 19th, with an entirely new stock of Furniture, .-jr.'":'. -'hi : 'Vy,' : \ ;:.■• t . -;i;_l In soliciting a share of public patronagfe,::l cati' assure; those favoring, me that their orders will receive the same ! prompt attention and care as when; in the capacity of ; /'Manager - for Messrs 'Eade & Venn." Being fi.Gash. Buyer, I can offer all Goodß at lowest price for Cash. ; Liberal Discount. ; i Funerals Undertaken. y?. OEO, SHEARER, Cabinetmaker, Upholsteree and Undertaker. (Late Manaiger for Eade and Venn), ■WELLING'TON-r- M ANA W A TU RAILWAY. BEFEESHMENT CAR. THOMAS T?AIfi"HUEST» i IiFS^SE ' ■ j ■ T) ESPE'CTFjULLY 'solicits a yisit Xii! from Passengers whije travelliner |by the Mail Trains on the above .Lmej. ;..,■•: ;,;;> ;•; .■ . -■--, ■ Hot and Oold Meats served at ver^ ; moderate charges. i Teai Cofeee, Pastry, &c. A full supply of Lemonade, Ginger Ale and other Cordials. -The Carols* can -entirely new.one,; and jfitted up with every convenience, with Lavatory' attached. ' T. FAIRHURST, Lessee 2 CHEAPEST OF THE BEST, A. H. CObK, TAILOR & HABITMA^ER, (Successor to John Cook and Son) Lambton Quay, Wellington, HAVING been for ten years with Mesers Cook. & Son (my grandfather, 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 businets, ii .accordance with tM times, to iaerit k liberal support, which I most respectfully (solicit. v "■ j c a; a cook, '80/7/89 Tailor [f \V ANTED cfiNoWN— Copies of V? the FEDcpiNa Star can always be Obtained frclm Win. Carthewy Stationer.