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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 114, 16 March 1893, Page 4

DAW'S

DAW'S LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. FEILDING, Next The Temple of Fashion, Kimbolton Road. /ROACHES TO~ BIRMINGHAM ! \J ' • ' ;r' Daily (Sundays excepted) ' ' TIME-TABLE: "• • '.. Leave Feilding . . . . 8.3 b a. si. Arrive Birmingham . . 11.30 a.m, Leave Birmingham . . 1.30 p.m. Arrive Feilding . . . . 4 p.m.COACHE3 TO PEMBERTON Leave Feilding— Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays ' at 8.30 a.m. Leave Pemberton— . Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 8.30 a.m. Parcels and Luggage collected at, Hotels and Stores, and delivered anywhere on the road. r | PRINGLE & RICHARDSON, EMPIRE LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, FEILDING. MAIL COACHES to v ßirming- ■ ham Daily (Sundays exceptei).* Time-table. : Leave Feilding. .. ... 8.86 a.ta. Arriye Birmingham ... 11.16 a.m.. ■ Leave Birmingham ... lJ.sp.mi Arrive Feilding ... 8.80 p.m. Parcels and luggage collected at. hotels and stores and delivered any- .. where on the road. /^ 0B B AND C0 ' S TELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. Between BIRMINGHAM AND FEILDING. ?•; Leave Mr Lowes' Hotel, Birmingham, MONDAYS, THUUSDVYS, ANI> SATURDAYS At 8.30 a.m. Leave Hastie'a Hotel, Feilding, on ' arrival ol Mail Train from North at 4.10 p.m, All goods and parcels for Apiti care- v fully forwarded. , : ,'" Buggies, saddle Horses, <&6., „$c. r .*■ always on hire at Mr Lowe's Hotel. W. MANAGH, , PROPRIETOR. N.B.— W.M. is Mail Contractor, between Fowler's (Birmingham) and Apiti. CITY LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES (Near the Colonial Bank of " New Zealand), Kimbolton Road. HAVING taken over the above Stables, lately occupied by l Mr Saml. Daw, I am now prepared/ to break horses to saddle or harness, when every care will be taken of horses entrusted to my care. Hacks always on hire. Feeds, Is; Stands, 6d, FRANK GAY (Junb;, Proprietor. NOTICE. THAT on and after January 22nd I shall take over from Mr S. Daw, the Livery and Bait . Stables in connection with my Family and Commercial Hotel at Birmingham, and in doing so beg leave to inform, all my old patrons, and the travelling public, that I have engaged a thoroughly trustworthy and careful Groom, who will make it his study to giye every satisfaction, so pations may rely on having their horses carefully attended to. THOMAS LOWES, Proprietor. ORIENTAL FAMILY HOTEL, Willis Street, WELLINGTON. MRS ORMSBEE, Proprietress. Best Accomodation in the City, at moderate prices. Luncheon, from 12 to 2, one shil* i»gORR & SON, Fire - proof CITY BUFFET HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, Lambton Quay, Wellington. TMPORTERS of Wines and Spirits J_ of the choicest brands. Superior accommodation for families and single gentlemen. Sample rooms; private dining rooms for ladies ; hot, cold, and shower baths. Trams pass the door to all parts of the city. A night porter is always in attendance. Terms moderate. CHELTENHAM HOTEL. THOM A~s" RYAN, Proprietok. 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, Wmea, and Ales in stock. Coaches arrive and depart every day. THOMAS RYAN, Proprietor. GOOD NE Vis I 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, and for the past few years at Woodville. His portrait work for softness, grace of poso, naturalness 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, PHUTOGRAPHEKS, PALMEUSTO^ NORTH.