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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 5, 6 July 1893, Page 4

LIVERY "tiffi 6A^ S'TA^tiES Mano9ebtbr , Hotbl, v :.,; ....,., . 5 p<PAdHifeß TO BIEMiN^HAM Daily (Sundays exoepWd) tiatE-t ABLE i Leave Feilding „i i.. 1 8:30 a.m Arrive Birmint'him . . ' 11:80! a.m' j_. Leave Birmingham . . i hS&pk? Arrive Feiiding . . vi '"■ 4 p.m. COAGHEI TO BBMBiyB/TOK J^eaVe Feilding— „■ :-...■. Monday a, and Fri^aya at 8,30 a.m. , , liea.re Pejnberton— Tuesday si TiiWrsdiiys, ait^ Saturday* '■' ! ■.■■'■■ ■■■■'; affß.3o*.mi ! '^ •-;"■ ■' ■' '■ Parcels and Luggage; which may ! l be left at the Hotel, delivered eky* where on the road. ' • PBINGLB & RICHARDSON, ; • •. ■■ EMPIRE, - : , ,'• ']- > LIVERY vA^D , ,RA|T SrAßtEfl , ■ ' .-,■■; i , feilding,. ; '; ;; ;;. .;■.;, MAlliJcpAC^S Jp Birining; .ham PftiJy (Bun^ays.eicepte^. p ■ .'', ,: . Time^abfet ,' !" „ i .'.,'.".' Lisave Feilding... '.'\y B.Bo "'a.m.' Arrive Birminghaln f ; ... 11.15 a.m. Leave Birmingham :.. • ; 1.15 p.nd. Ariif e Feilding ' ; . . 9.90 1»ik.

Parcels and luggage collected at hotels and stores amd delivered any- '* where on the road. >■'■ >' - i: ! - ooii^)i?iscH;r HORSE B AZAsAB, KlKBO&TOK ! BOAD, FBJlld&lltt*. MR L. H. having leased , the aboye,. ; ,widieß. to announce, that he \& prepared, to ,s,npplv all descriptions of Vehicles and Horses, at moderate. , pnees, A Ladies' Waiting-room has now been . fitted up on the premises, a"nd ladies can f rely on findms ete'ry convenience. ' Paddocks fpr Hoists. Efery cm* taken, bat no responsibility. . , . , . t> HfQpnXPXTSQ^ t , ; yeildlhjt jStablesi. OBIBNTAL FAMILY;, HOTEL. Willis Strbrt, WELIi.I^GTpN. MR» O^M^BEyE, Probrietress. Best Accombdatibn, in the Citjr, afc moderate prices. ' ' / ' ■ ijnhcneon, from 12' to % one sh3•Fire -proof , CITY BUFFET ., fIOTBL AN D HESXAUHANT, .. LaMBTO^ Qjj^v, • SVELLINQTON. TMPOpE^oJ^lnesand Spirits JL of the choicest brands. Superior accoiaimod^i.on' ' for ? "families" an<l 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 hi attendances Tferms moderate. ;; CHKLTBNHAM pOTEJL^ t . ; T H O: M-a¥" R^Y ArW> ;: ' : Profrietob. ' ! First-cksa Stables aqd Paddodcg,. Special accommodation for fishing; and shooting parties. - / fTIHJtB old and weil-ißtablMheJ JL Hotel' is in the centre pt'^e of the most prospejfouA districts in th» colony, and /i" >epfete , m& ali ,$• advantages of a privMct home. ■ ■ Only the best: hranda of Spirit^ Wines, and Ales m Bto«k. <; s ". •-• -j Coaches arrive find depart '^rery day. THQMAS BYANj" Jgroprietoji, CENTBAL HOIEI* Tm SwAßjii pAunnsTOii Noiirt (Late of the Cricketers' Arms Hotel Wellington,} HAS taken over the above Hotel* and hopes to receive fbttousv patronage bestowed on Mr Canned* Ales, Beers. Wines, and at First-class aoeoininoidalidn forvw* amnent Boardaca And iha T^nvwonrcr (Facing maSa^n^uac^^f jiailwsf

Statftm)i x 77^ ; PAiM^RSTON NOHIH. JOHN BLA"dK, PitePßnsTOß. THE most convenient and betf - appointed house for the irafifp ling pttbhein Palmerskm N^rth. f\ All trains going north and sooth stay hwo raffioientiy long to Enable passengers to obtain refreshments M this ' ; ; -Ay^g^g^ggy Moderate Prieeg. ' PWALTEB FHEEMAN'S »IWJ HOTEL-, , ChVRCH SUBSET ' (OpposUe thj .^ilwai . Bt4ti6n)v , ! Bpeeiri Mrang«BQient» t<& Weekly W. Fiisejiai, (the original I* ssee) ■a33BflTSK*' wl^#* tl -