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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 111, 12 March 1891, Page 4

_ ■ -_ r BUCKINGHAM. PALA.CE 01 . . BAKERY AND DINING ROOMS,---i .Manchkst.ee Stbe'ijt, Fi;iilrriifG. JNO. H. .WOKSFOLD, k FANCY BREAD & BES« 'U[T BAKE?,. A FIRST-CLASS TABLE will always be found at this Commodious House. Meals at all Hours. First-ciass Bread of the very best Flour. All kinds of Confectionery made , to order. vVExktfNG 1 ' AKBS 1 , BIRTHDAY CaKES, &C. SCOTCH PIES 1 & COFFEE EVKEY . SATURDAY a Specialty. JNO. H. WORSFOLD, OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, The Sqitaep,, , . PALMERSTON NORTH. dj M. WILSON „& ,Cb., having >^. taken over the above Hotel, are now prepared to enteitain visitors. Commercial men's comforts studied I in 1 eve'ry particular." "Splendid Sample Rooms and^Stablmg. Buggies and' Horses at'anyhou : Note — " The Clock in the Towj.S. x\l." WILSON & 'CO., ■ Propriertos. ""THE PHCENIX -HOTEL. Rangitikei Steeet. PALMERSTON NORTH. BY keeping none but the very Kest .Brands of WINE,Sand SPIRITS, arid^'givin'g first class Accommodation at moderate charges, tHe Proprietor hopes to still further lßcreilse the pobularity of this 'well»known and 'favorite Hotel. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. Good Stabling. tj 1 Guests called in, nine for Breakfast tor early Trains. WILLIAM RYAN, PROPRIETOR. FEILDING BUTCHERY. l|l ENRY" RUTHERFORD begs to Ilk 'thank hisnunierouß customer" for the tavors 'so' liberally accorded him duringthe past ten years. He would ask them not to be led away by any misleading price lists His well-known Establishment will be; conducted for the future on the same r principles' as in the past, by supplying the Best Meat at the Lowest Prices. HENRY RUTHERFORD, Proprietor. H. DICKERING, FAMILY BUTCHER, FEILDIING-. < /MUSTOMEB.S waited on Daily for \J , Orders. Small Goods of every description supplied. (£3=* None hut the Priniest and Best Joints delivered. Terms : Strictly CAbH. H. PICKERING, MANAWATU WHOLESALE BUTCHERY, PERGUSSON STREET, FEILDItfG. F. S. BASSETT BEGS to thank his numerous Customers for the Favors~so" liberally accorded him 'for the past nine months. 'His well-known Establishment will j be 1 conducted in ! the future as in the past, by supplying the~Best Meat at the Lowest ReMunerative 'Prices. F. S. BASSETT, Proprietor JOSEPH NATHAN & GO. ■ READY MONEY ST« ! RE, Palmerston North. HAVE Receiyed their Importations of ENGLISH GRASS hEEDS AND TURNIPS From the well-known firm JAMES CARTER AND CO., Comprising — White and Ked Clovers, Alsyke, J Trefoil, Timothy, Cowgrass, Hard, Sheeps. and Ivi e'adow Fes'cuo. Crested Dogstu.il,' <fcc. TUBNIPS: Purple Top Mamouth.'and Abprdeen, JDevonslnre Grey S> tone, White Stone Stubble/ &c. These Seeds are o£ the best quality and have in past years, given universal satisfaction. 1000 "Bushels of PACEY'S English Perrenial- KYE GRASS of splendid Quality and Germinating Power. Samples and Price Lists on application. Growing; Samples on view. 50 Bales. C.o.rnsacks,..46..and 44 inch, at Lowest Quotations. Buyers of all kinds of Gram and Produce Agents'for Buckeye \Reape"rs arid Binders M. COHEN, - 1 Manager. " XX. SHAW, (of the late Shaw & Son, "WYlfo^ 0 ' 11 ) WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, (Next to the Assembly l^ooms, Kimbolton u'oad.) ■■ \ LARUM, 1 Bee, Cottage and 3>J\_ Day Clocks on hand— very rea-^ unable. . - : : The usual guarantee given with' all I'repairs. - - - »