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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 7, 9 July 1894, Page 1

J. H. WOODING, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER (Opposite Eade's Farniture Warehouse), Manchester Street, FEILDING. A TWELVE- MONTHS' Written ' x\_ Guarantee given with all Watch or Clock Repairs. Edward Martin's TEMPLE OP FASHION, Keubolton Road f~\ My display of Styles |^|J and Novelties <H^J is of unusual Tfl Magnificence. /\ V^ T^l * k ftve B P are d no J I >J^ Jl effort to obtain the /Tl/ a\ very latest \ t\ \ *" 1 1 productions from \JJe-. * II ENGLISH, \Jj£? » 1 COLONIAL l^yA G/ CONTINENTAL *r\ >$ MA &KETS. A My selection of J k Tweeds and Cloths I I is much larger \j and more I varied that hitherto. "ill Drees well and be " ! ** m -\ _j[ 1 sure ot »«'- i-jvfei K^v Success. Do this at MARTIN'S TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. AKGYLE BOARDINcThOU»e7 BIRMINGHAM. SUPERIOR Accommol for Boarders and Trave Paddocking for Horses. "~D. McNAIR, Proprietor E. JACKSON , BOOT AND SHOE MAKER (Next to McNair's Boardinghouse;, Birmingham. REPAIKS executed and boots made to measure. Prices reasonable. THE FEILDING HOTEL STABLES. TTIHE undersigned, having leased J, the above stables, has pleasure in informing tho travelling public, and the residents of Feilding, that all Hordes and Traps left in his charge will receive every care and attention, Buggies, Sulkies, and Saddle Horses always on hiro. , J. McColley, Proprietor.