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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 106, 25 February 1893, Page 4

DAWS LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. FEILDING, Next The Temple of Fashion, Kimbolton Road. ROACHES TO BIRMINGHAM Daily (Sundays excepted) 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. COACIIE3 TO PEMBERTON Leare Feilding— Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 8.30 a.m. Leare Pemberton— „ ' : ; . Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays . ' at 8.30 a.m. Parcels and Luggage collected at Hotels and Stores, and delivered any- : where on the road. PRINGLE & RICHARDSON, EMPIRE LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, FEILDING. MAIL COACHES to Birmingham Daily (Sundays excepted). Time-table. Leave Feilding... ... 8.80 a.m; Arriye Birmingham ... 11.15 a.m. Leave Birmingham ... 1.15 p.m. Arrive Feilding 8.80 p.m. Parcels and luggage collected at hotels and stores and delivered anywhere on the road. r^ 0 B B~A N D 00*8, TELEGRAPH LINE OF GOAOH^sC/; Between . / BIRMINGHAM AND FEILDING. * Leave Mr Lowes' Hotel, Birmingham, MONDAYS, THUKSDIYS, AND S SATURDAYS •' At 8.80 a.m. Leave Hastie's Hotel, Feilding, .oih arrival oi Mail Train from North at 4.10 p.m, All goods and parcels for Apiti carefully forwarded. ; ■ ■ Buggies, saddle Horses, kct.S&o.,' always on hire at Mr Lowe's Hotel/ W. MANAGH, PROPRIETOR. N.B,— W.M. is Mail Contractor ietween Fowler's (Birmingham) and - Apiti. • BRADFORD'S FEILDING HORSE BAZAAR. (Opposite tho Assembly Rooms;) Eimrolton Road, FEILDING. MR G. B. BRADFORD, having leased the above, wishes to announce that he is prepaied to supply all descriptions of Vehicles and Horses at moderate prices. G. 8.8. also undertakes Castrating and Speying. A Ladies' Waiting-room has now been fitted upon the premises, and ladies can rely on finding every convenience. " Attention and Civility" is my tnotto. Paddocks for horses. Every care taken, but no responsibility. G. B. BRADFORD, Feilding Stables QUONG LEE, FRUITERER, TOBACCONIST, aied GENERAL STOREKEEPER, Fergusson Street, FEILDING. T^vEALEfi in Fancy Goods, all kinds of Groceries and Provisions. Cash Buyer of Fungus in any quantity, Give my Anstral Teas a trial — sold at 2/-, 2/6, 8/-, and 4/- per lb. A pure tea, blended by Mr Whong Kew, oi Wellington. WALTER FREEMAjTS PRIVATE HOTEL t Churoh Street (Opposite the Railway Station), PALMERSTON jr. Special arrangements for Weekly Boarders and Families. Wellington and Manawattj Railway REFRESHMENT CAR. W. Freeman (the original Lessee) has again secured the contract for the Refreshment Car. RIENTAL FAMILY HOTEL, Willis Street, WELLINGTON. MRS ORMSBEE, Proprietress. Best Accomodation in the City, at moderate prices. Luncheon, from 12 tp 2, one shiling. CHELTENHAM HOTEL. THOMI? RYAN, Proprietor. First-class Stables and Paddocks. Special accommodation for fishing and shooting parties. THIS old and well-established Hotel is in the centre of one of the most prosperous districts in the colony, and is replete with all the advantages of a private home. Only the best brands of Spirits, Wines, and Ales in stook. Coaches arrive and depart every day. THOMAS RYAN, Proprietor. GOOD NE VS ! TO meet the increasing wants of the people of Palmerston for high-class photographic work, I have taken into partnership Mr T. W. Bunting. Mr T. W. Bunting has been about nine years engaged in photographic work, and during that time has been employed in the studios of Messrs Wrigglesworth and Binns, Price; and O'Malley, Wellington; Eden George, of Dunedin ; Carnell, of Napier, aiidjfor the past few years at Woodville.* His portrait work for softness, grace of pose. raturalness of expression and perfect finish is acknowledged to be fully equal to best Wellington productions. Sitters will find every comfort at the studio, which has been refitted. BILLENS AND BUNTING, PHOTOGRAPHERS, PALMERSTON NORTH