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Feilding Star, 15 June 1893, Page 4

MVERt AND BAIT r STABL&S i Manqheutbr QoTBb, r 'FEILpiNGK " COAOHEg TO BTRMtN&H.JLMi ?■■ Daily (Sundays excef>tea) -• ! : - . TIME-TABLE i ! - . ■*%: - •:•■•<' Leave Fpildiii£ ;. . /V^l 9iXO «^tt^ : ;' Arrive Birmingham ; : . . -11130 *.lb >£ Leave Birmingham v. ; tMtytitf ' % ' A Arrive Feilding V.; ■'" ]*.>-■ 'AWM^K ' COACHED t(* PiMߣHT<Mf ' r ''. ' l^aTeFeirding-^'--' l"'-^ '• '*■■<> Mondfl y*. Wedrte^dayfi rfntf !Ptidi^B ; -.. • [ ■>i ;!Leare I Benibecfemr! > j» vn:. ; .:; "■ i> Tuesdays, Thur»daj/i, and Satuidaya „ . -.:. f 3Q>.a.m,. ; : ) ._..v y „,: , ,.. --''■'■'■■' --.v '-1. rir,;^ <JV"*_ -if, ':vui Parcel*, and Luggage, m^y. ; be left at the Hotel, delivered any- ; where on the road. ..... .;r w ~ t , in ,■■..., , j,, pRiN^rLE & bich^s^ ; .;. ■] LIVB&Y AND BA^T'^r^fcftgi 1 : "■ ■" ■ ' PEILDINOy '•■•"■'•''•■•' - ; 'M -n MAIL COStrrTES oae fßr-Brrinin g . ham Vtifytß&iteszvU*tm). : f ! -Time-table. . > f. .^ -;.t Leave Feilding:;. ... 8.80 a^a* ■:•• Arrive Birnliiighain ' ... 11.16 «im. tieave ... ' 1.^5 pinl. " ; Arrive Feeding 1.. „'!..-{ ; S.tiO^.ia. \'? t Parcels and luggage collected Muv 3 hotels* and stores and < delivered *ny* • •-.; where on the, rtiad. ' :r .' ■ i":x Co b ":V A i ni> g^sf;;* ■- ! v^ .■■ ■■: :;'■•; M •Vj. ! .v.i..,-, ! ... < | TELEGRA.PH LINK OF GOAWRES. . t ■'■■'■ Between" 1 * -> ■■.-.ir.-i.i n.,^ BIRMINGHAM AND FBfLDItfG, ' Leave Mr Lowes' Hotel, BirninighaaV^ : - MONDAYS, THtJHStp AND^' V SATU RD A ITS 1 ' v 1 " "" ' 'r j : ,;■..■ .im^,:;".;::- 1 ; 1 :::; Leave ; flastie'a Hpte^ .F/eildlrjg^ ptf "7 arrival oi Mail Train Irom J&rtfcjw? .' ■ ■•■■/< ■ . .;440'PiOlw'-I ft .' ! .-!!V->.;-.::rM All goods and parcels for; Apiti-oaiw* i ; fully forVar4^'* H r i -vjl Buggiejs, saddle' j^<?W l /Jfeil'i^'i'l-i always; on hire at Mr Lowe's 'HoM. I ■"', w. Wtt^it^::;: PROPRIETOR. v -- N.B.— W.M. is MAil Contractor be- » tween Fowler's (Bmhin^ham) anid ; Apiti. . ■"*/' '* ";;!".;, .; ' v t :: A . GOLBFI^GEFg;^ ' : FEILDING HORSK-BAZAAB, ; KiaiooLTON Road, F;BU>biko. • ' MR L. H. GOLDtfiHGHvJLtvini i leased the above, wishes;, to - ; announce that he is prepared tb v snp»-» ply all descriptions of. yehjctei'Kftd ; Horses, at moderate phoesV^v ' " ' . A Ladies', Waiting-room 'nas.now beeh ,"' fitted upon the premises, and ladliei toil ', rely on findme every conrenipnec. • /„ Paddocks, for Horses,* ' '.,E,fftjf l&lte * tak.n, but no responsibility. . L. H. GOjLDP|N^rr, Fending jStabica. . ORIENTAL FAMILY HOTEL, Wttiis Street, r WELLINGTON. MRS ORMBBEE, PaoPEiETREsa.' , Best Accomodation in the City, at ' moderate prices. .• - •.. Lnncheon, from 12 to 2, one shil* iu S* _„_ ' '' - ; ... :"'; ." ; ORB & ; SpiNi,; Fire-prooft : ■•« CITY BUFFET HOTEL AND - JBESTAUHANT,' < -t Lambton Quay, Wxi&MptOM. '• . . XMPORTERS of WineW ana Spiritf jL of the choicest brands. *; accommodation for . fanuliee and " single gentlemen^ Sample V ,*CQ me ;" private dining rooms for ladies ; hot, ,' cold, and shower baths7~-T-«*ms pass th« door to all parts of tbe-elfy. 'A night porter is always 1 in a'ttendanee. ' Terms moderate. ' - '-•_ CHELTENHAM HOTEL. thomalTiiyain Pboprietob. . First-class Stables and Paddoolfi. Special accommodation for and shooting parties. rfIHIS old and well-establreheo 4 . I Hotel is in the centre of one of the most prosperous dis^rfctb fa the colony, and is replete witSh all tli« advantages of a private home. , Only the best brands of Spirits, • Wines, ; and Ale^s in stock., -.- „ Coaches arrive and depart ev«ry day. ■■ " ■• ' .!•••■• '■ THOMASRYAN, 1 Proprietor. CENTRAL HdTE^ Thx Squabs, Paucebsion Norxb MAURIGE^CRpNIN (Late of the Cricketers' Arms Hotel Wellington,) ' HAS taken over the above Hotel, and hopes to receive the same patronage bestowed on Mr Carmcdy Ales, Bee?s, Wines, and* Spirits of the best Brands only kejjt in ■'■ stock. First-class accoinmotlation for per^amnent Boarders and the Travelling Public. :.:-..; '' ' '. j CA^E DE PABIS (Facing main entrance of Railway Station), Palmeaston North; JOHN BLACK, Ph6>kietok. THE most convenient and bestappointed house for the travelling public in Palmerston. North r , All trains gomg. north and south stay here sufficiently^loT^to^WMWe passengers to obtain refreshments at thiß,_fstablishment, . f , , A That Solicited. Moderate Prices. WALTER FREEMAN'S PR I VA'TB'iH 0 TEL, Chukot- Street (Opposite the Railway Station}, PALMERSTOX m-. !•» Special arrangements for. Weekly Boarders and ' Families. '! .;? Wellington awd Manawattt Railway REFHESHMJbiNT CAB*; W. Fbeeman (the original Lessee) hag again secured the contract for the Refreshment Car* * . . . i