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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 119, 31 March 1891, Page 4

KIMBOLTON *r6aD^ FElLDIffa CARRIAGE BUILDERS, AGRICIJLTURALr SMITHS SHOEING SMITHS. SAY WELL BROS., desire to in* form the residents, and. settlers in FeildiDg arid the surrounding Districts that they are prepared to build^ Carriages and other wheeled Vehicles at the lowest possible prices. Good Material and Workmanship guaranteed. Painting, Trimming and Repairs neatly executed. Agricultural Implements of all kind's made and repaired. . Horses shod for 5s and upwards, SAYWELLBROS. ODE L SHOETJNG . FORGJbi. JOHN TAYLOR, Proprietor, General Smith's Work in'all its branches Horses careFully shod.' Steel Shoe» used if required. Special attention given to malformed and diseased feet. ' Fittings for Reid and Gray's Ploughs. Fire Gratings for " Dover" Stoyes. 1 Coil Chains. Maul "Rings, Long Shovel Handles, Spade Handles, Bolts, Swivels, Patent-Connect-ing Links, &&., &c.. '"• JOHN TAYLOR, FARRIER and GENERAL 'SMITH, Manchester Street'. 1 £a card.] WILLIAM DIXON, PAINTER AND DECORATOR Palmerston North, (Agent foi Robert Martin, Wellington) HAS a Choice Assortment of all Materials connected with the trade at cheap rates. Gold Papers, from 2s 6d per piece. Sanitary Washing Papers, Is 6d piece Scrim, Glass, Lead, Oils, &c. O»^ers promptly executed^ and Bstimates piven. MANAWATU COACH & CARRIAGE FACTORY. JOHN BETT. (Late Stafford and BettJ, PROPRIETOR. Ran(htikei Stkeet, PalmerstonNobtk CURST .Prize for all Vehicles at Jj the Agricultural. Show <of the Manawatu and West Coast A . and P. Association, 1885, and for Phatons, 1887,1688,1889: . Carriages, Buggies and Waggons of every description built to order. - Estimates for all Work furnished on the shortest notice. DAW'S """" LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES FEILDING. ESTABLISHED BEFORE THE FLOOD. IN thanking the public for, their 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 t » on shortest notice by letter or telegram Conveyance at each Train. Carrying 'business' conducted as hitherto. COACHES TO BIRMINGHAM. IS now running a line of Coaches DAILY (Sundays exceptcd) between Feilding and Birmingham. TIME-TABLE: Leave Feilding . . . : . 8.30 a.m. Arrive Birmingham . . 11.30' a.m. Leave Birmingham' '''.. 1.30 p.m. Arrive Feilding .".' . . 4 p.m. Parcels and Luggage collected at Hotels-and; Stores, and ;delivered any^ .where on the roadv SPEQIAL ANNOUNCEMENT To the People of Feilding and but : rounding districts.' '■ GKEQ. M^-EjR, TAILOR and WOOLLEN DRAPER Willis Street, Wellington. GEO. FLYGER having just received by s.s. Aorangi. a very large shipment of. Worsted Suiting, Coatings and Trouserings! Also, a splendid assortment : of West of England, Scotch, Bannockburn and Saxony Tweeds direct -froni /the Manufactories. "■• : •:::>•)• . Also, in stock, a large selection of Colonial Tweeds, which enables, him. to maks Suits to order, at very reasonable prices. ""~:V- „.._-.,' Fit, style, and Workmanship guar-: anteedf ':: : ' ' All Materials thoroughly, shrunk be fore being made up, and made. ; by experienced workmen. N.B,— The Trade supplied witK any article at moderate 1 prices. " Note the Address : George Flyger, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. TAMES; J . C UR-T-IS Customs, Shipping, and; Forwarding : • Agent, . , . Gret Street, • WELLI^NGTON, S.Z. . . Proprietor of Wellington Parcel Delirerj Company.' Goods and Parcels forwarded to all, part • of the world; » P.O. Rot 168;;— T^eDhone. 116=