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Feilding Star, 12 November 1891, Page 4

FEimJINGr^HOTEI^ ; TKimbowon Eoad; Fj?iiji)iNGi. THIS well ljnoivn; ' ; hostelry has recently been; renovated and refurnished, thrpughoiit, ; and now. offers every comfort and con-] venience for visitors, travellers and; boarders. First-class Billiard EoOm, with marker in attehdance. ,". . \ ', j ; Superior stabling accommodation, with groom in charge. r';"y ]y The finest and most commpdipjae; Sample rooms (recently erected) be-j tween Wellington and Wanganui,; The ciiisine is under the snpevyisi^n= of an experienced cook. HASTrE'S HOTEL is stilfnoter for keeping the: best wines,. Bpirits,; nd beers of any hotrse'on the coast. ; THE FEILBING CLUB Haye Booms.at thetabove. Hotel. ; ' MABTHA HASTiE, .. . : 'Puopu'ifltor. .'" ;7. i; T^ENBIGH HOTEL, FEEDING ! ME .WILLIAM-LIGHT, late of ; *fr t j Queen's Hotel, Wellington, begs; t« i announce of^efld-^ ing, iand sm;puhdirig o^sWcts) ;'that; he has talien : pyer theCaboye ; populai'? and well Jmown> Hotel, and. respect : fully solicits a share of. pubKc'patrori-i age.-- ■'■'-■' ' - - ■ •■■• -p:y Wines, Spirits, and Al4s of the best! brands kept in stock, \ ,'rJ'i\ Sample Eooms. 7 I Billiard Eoom. Superior Livery Stables. , . Loose Boxes. . . , , ; ; Well, grassed' paddpcks. .... Every attention and comfort secured. •" -' '■- .to Boarders and Travisllers. / ; William ! iiiGHt, //): :y ■> ;. ;',■';: •'•" ; ;;'v 3 --'Prdipnetbrl ! '-| ~TiFiSSmHoSL~^| HAVING , effected iihprovemeiits in the abbve! Hotel - ;^ rr - : -- £ ' : ' /: ° ii: -y MES OLIVER ! Is how prepared to recfeiveiTravell|fgl and. Boarders on the most reasonable; termp. r .- . v ; . ._,.. -.:..., j-^f j The Bar is furnished ,with a.ii'the; Best Brands in Sprßrrs/WnjE3,AiiEs,: Australian Wines, andLiquExms. The Table is kept on a most "liberal scale; 7 -' ~ ■''- \ TabiiE d'hotb at 1 p.m. ; -■<'-' ? Lunch at 12 noon on Stock Sale DaysV Shower and Plunge Baths. „,^ MAEIA OLIVEE, PndpßißTßissl \ LOWES' T^ BIRMINGHAM fiOTEL. : T. LOWES, Pboprietobl ;; THIS eommbdidußj well-furnished,; and popular Hostelry is. -situated some 18 miles; from Feilding/ adjoining the Feilding and Pembertdri Blocks. . . To Visitors ani> Tourists; this Howslj OPEEBS SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. fv Wines, Spirits and. Beers of the best Brands kept in stock. : Mr Daw's Coach leaves fpr Feilding daily^at 1.80 p.m. . «ATCHELAE',S f EOyAE . HOTEL; PALMERSTON. THE Most Popular Hostlery. on the Coast. „ .. . ' Its Reputation is still Unsurpassed/ The Napies Coach leaves the Eoyai,' Hotel, daily at ß am. r -„......■ r On Mondays, Wednesdays rand,: Fri. days Coaches leave ihe^RoTAL HorEt*fo;r Masterton, on the arrival b£ 'the train from Wanganni. - . Gooa Stabling for Horses. :i ' J. FENTON, Proprietor.GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE V* DEPARTIHENT. liowest Premiums. State Guarantee. Participation in Profltst Present Accumulated Fund, over £1,500,000. ANNUAL INCOME exceeds £3oo,ooo . CashSurpi.usinlßßs,over£242,ooo ; (IiAST DISTBIBbTION). ' THE Rates of Premium nowln force In tbis Office are lower than those charged to participating Policyholders by anyi -other! Office doing business in Ibe Auitralasian , Colonies. It is nerertheless anticipated that, owing to cheap management and light mortality, Tery handsom* bonuses -willbecome payable to Polieyholders insuring ; under existing rates. That this is not a mere : estimate may b» judged from the fact that, : under tho old scaJe of vremiumajromwhich conmaratively liitle profit -not expected to •- accrue, no; lass than of CASH, SUEPliUS.orhoariyZSp'sccent.of »he whole accumulated faud at that date, was found to have accrued during the quinqneniiium ended the 31st December, ; 1885. Of this amount £150,000 was divided, and tho balance carried to reserve. - ' ' ' All Participating Policies are entitled, on becoming claims, to a Prospective Bonus in accordance with the amount of premiums paid sines thepreceding distributaoß.- Thus the advantages of an annual distribution are secured without the heavy cost attaching thereto. 3. H. BIOHABDSON.. 91 Commissioner WILLIAM DIXON, PAINTEE AND DECORATOR ; Palmerston North, (Agent for Eobert Martin, Wellington) HAS a Choice Assortment of &\l Materials connected -with , the trade at cheap rates. . . Gold Papers, from 2s 6d per piece. : ' Sanitary Washing Papers,;is 6d piece. Scrim, Glass Leadj Oilsr&c. Orders promptly executed, and Estimates given. WANTED-^AGENTS "T^O take -work from ns that Will hrln,, ■ in constant Income (even in spa r time) ; easy and pleasant occupati on Apply to Novelty Importing Company Box 976, G.P.0., Sydney, N^S.W.i * v. - . -.7 .^ j.^ ">_■*■* -^. >