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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 4, 9 July 1891, Page 3

f„ v SAYWELIi BEOS.^ - , i KIMBOLTON ROAD, FEILDHTa ..,., CARRIAGE BUILDERS, AGRICULTURAL SMTH3, SHOEING SltoTHlS. SAYWELL^BKOS.'.aesire to m form the^residents and settlers in Feilding and the surrounding Dis^ tricts that they are prenared 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 kinds made and repaired. •" l Horses shod for 5s and upwards, SAYWELL BROS. ? Tl IT ODEL SHOET^G EORGlii. JOHN TAYLOE, , Pbopbeetor, v * , General Smith's Work in all its branches < Horses , carefully .stiodj Steel, Shoes, used if required. Special attention given to 'malformed and diseased feet. * ' Fittings for Reid, and Gray's Ploughs. Fire Gratingafor ? Dover" Stores -, Coil Chains, Maul Rings, Long "Shovel Handles, Spide Handles* Bolts, Swi»els,.Patent Connecting Links, &c, &c. tfpHN,"TAYLOR, FARRIER akd GENERAL SMITH, ' Manchester ,Stbeet. > i . MANAWATU^COACH & CARRIAGE^" - FACTORY. 1 t JOHN^BETT, (Eate 'Stafford and BettJ r - v . , ,s c PROPRIETOR. RANoinkßi Steeet, PalmbbstoitNobts FIEST Prize,, for all Vehicles at ' the Agricultural r Bhow'of the Manawatu and West Coast A- and;- Pi Association,' 1885, and for Fheetons. 1887,1888,1889.- \- • Carriages^ -Buggies and JWaggons of > ' every description built to order, , Estimates "for all Work furnished onthe shortest notice. " , , da^;s „ LIVERY AND BAIT S¥ABLB& FEUiDINGr ESTABLISHED BEFOEE THE 4 FLOOD. IN thanking,; the ;past favors, ,Mr Daw desires tointimate that he -has always on hand- ,— Brakes, Double & Single Buggies Quiet Biding Horses/jfcc Special arrangements , made for "" Wedding, Picnic, orrbther parties. Commercial Travellers attended toon shortest notice by letter or telegram. Conveyance at each Train. Carrying business conducted ' ashitherto. COACHES TO -BIEMTNGHAM., IS now running, a line o£ CoachesDAILY (Sundays exceptcd) be^ tween Feilding and Birmingham. '] TIME-TABLE- ' Leave Feilding . . ' . . *.3O a.m. Arrive Birmingham .. li.st) a.ni Leave Birmingham, . . 1.3 C p.m^ ' Arrive Feilding ".V .." 4 'p.m. Parcels Luggage col&cted at Hotels and- Stores, and delivered anywhere on the road. |?iOBB^"'A.ND CO '8- ; TELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. : , . .j. Between- *.-.ji * r ' BIRMINGHAM' AND FEILDING. Leave Mr Lowes' Hotel, BirmiaghamV MONDAYS, .WEDNESDAY^ ANDSA>TJIRD,A.YS : At 8.80 a.m.Leave, Hastie's ■ fiotel, Feilding, on. < arrival oi Mail ' Train from North 'at * 4.10 p.m. All goods and parcels fqf Apiti carefully forwarded^ , Buggies, saddle -_ Horses, .&c, . &c.^ always on hire at Mr Lowe's Hotel. J. MARTIN,, PROPRIETOR. N.B,— jJ.M. is jli ail Contractor be r ' tween Fowler's (Birmingham) and; ? 'Apiti. > T jriMBOLTON LIVERY AND" IV. BAIT STABLES, CK,ext Corporation, Qißee},^ j^— — ~r~ Kimbolton Road Feildino'." SHALDER3 ' &T"tHOMPSON^ ' \ Pbopbietobs. Horses 'broken to saddle and harnesshj one of the best breakers in the colony. Horses bought, sold, or exchanged. " | Clipping done' on the latest approved principles. ' i Good saddle horses always on hire. r ' Experienced groom .in charge^ and " every attention and care fi^ven to horses-^ on lirory. ' * ' ' Secure and well-erassed paddocks. All messages by wire or post promptly attended to. ° SHALDER & THOMPSON. ■\TEW" 7 ZEALAND INSURANCE ' i>| COMPANY, " ■ FIRE AND MARINE. Capital, paid-up, £200,000 Eeserve and Ec-Insurance fund, £240,000. t : Ag"encies in Feilding, Halcombe; : Palmerston North, Sandon, and 1 Foston x . G. CHATER MILES; Manager, I^ambton Quay Wellington .. WILLIAM TRIMBLE, Sub-Agent, Feilding. • ,