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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 32, 1 September 1892, Page 4

DAWS LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. 7 - FEILDING, HAVE BEEN REMOVED To new premises next The Temple of Fashion, Kimbolton Road. . 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^ to on shortest notice by letter or telegram. Coriveyance at each Train. '■•<■'■. Carrying business; conducted' as hitherto. T .': { i" : : 5 " l!! ; ■ COACHE^ TQ B^^GfiAft. Daily (Sundays. jexpepted) , TIME-TAB^E: ; r Leave Feilding ,). .r ;i . .v &&Q;*sa, Arrive Birmingham • > „ 11:30 a. m, Leave Birmingham ' ■ ,-i T:BGp.m. I Arrive Feilding * . . / ! .•', . ;'4 COACHE3; TO PfeMBJS fii'ON ii . iienTo F.ejlcling— .'"'.' Mondajs, Wednesdays, anxl Fridays ."at.B..S[() a.m. '' : ' ' Leare Pembertpn-~' " Tuesdays, Thursdays,: and Saturdays at&~3o a.'m.'; ' • Parcels and Luggage, collect*^, at Hotels and Stores,! and delivered anyI where on the road. .;- ■ »';"

EMPIRE. StIMSs^T FERGUSSON. STREET: ■ ■ . ; ;'.'■' jir. v v: :'i .; I HAVE now taken ©vex the :aboye Stables, an«l hbpe by sirict attention to the wants of my cuttomers to merit a share olpublicipatronage. Liveiy and Bait at all hours/ Charges moderate. : , •____j A, PRIKGLE. FEILDOG HORSJIt, JBAZUR, And Livery and. Bait Stables (Opposite Hastie's Hotel.) . SADDLE Horses and- Buggies on ' : ' hire. : "' l \ ' Horses carefully broken -to \ Sad^dlt and Harness. ,| ,; Horses Bought, Sold ob Exchanged. Luggage carted to any part of th« District. Furniture removed. - Every care taken of Horses sent t« Livery. Good Paddocks. All kinds of covered and other Vehicjes onjbire. TEBItS MODEBATE. franbTqay, PEOPHIETOR. FEiLDING.

r* OB £ AN J) ,C Q' S TELEGfiAPH LINE OF, CQAOHES. Between' .« /< BIEMINGHAM: AND FEILDING. Leave Mr Lowes' Hotel, Birmingham, MONDAY'S, WEDNESDAYS, AND SATURDAYS At B.SO a.m. x Leave Hastie's Hotel,. Peilding,^ on arrival of Mail Train from North at 4.10 p.m, .'..' , ';;■■■ : All goods and parcels for Apiti care* fully forwarded, . ? Buggies;" sada*fe &c, &c, always on hire at Mr LoWs Hotel. PfiOPEIETOE. ■ N.B.—W.M. is Mail Contractor between Fowler's (Birmingham) and Apiti. '■',*;'' ' - • QUONG 'Id% FRUITERER, TOBACCONIST, an* GENERAL .STOREKEEPER, FERdtfssolsr s Street; ' ' FEUji>t^aJ , "T\E ALE S in Fancy Goods, all kinds of Grocerjes and Provisions. „ Cash , ,But^ tt oX^fegu| : in^an y quantity, ,- Give my' Austrar^e'as a t)rial^-sold at 2/-, 2/6 i 8/ r 7>h t d.4/. per lb. A pure tea, blend^by.Mar Whong Kew, of Wellington. ' E. ELLEBY MLB|UJ^, V PIANO, pEGAN, & HARiipNIUH TUKKB, EbPAJBEB & SXNQVATOB: ": '■■ . WANGANUL- . ... PAYS, regular visits, , to , all thedistricts between: F.ojtfcon and Wanganui, including Kiwitea,. the Manchester Block, Birmingham, &c, and, working entirely oii his ownaccount is in a position to make special arrangements with those fa~ vouring him with orders. My customers and others ire invited; to exercise caution in employing alleged tuners who go round the country dis* tricts pretending to tune pianos, but ac tuallj doing damage togood instruments r and in some cj^ses brought under my notice, almost ruining them,. . jj^o man isgenuine who does not adrertise! Pianpfofte Benpyatin^' a B,pec|alty. Old Pianos taken in exc^iig« 'and a fulj value allojre^ ' Feilding Address— W. Cabthew, Bookieller. PIANO TUNJ-BJG. * ■ i MR. R;.:H. MAETIN, - ' ' • '■ ''FKOit" '' " H. Co|jLffiß & Co., Mr Martin- will value old pianos with a view to exchanging lot new ones, and supply all inTorination respecting the eaine. ' ' H. COLLIEIt & CO., PIANO IMPORTERS & TAKERS, PALMERSTON NORTH b WANGANUI.