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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 156, 31 December 1894, Page 4

A. LA'NG'S LINE OF COACHES BETWEEN TJIEILDING and BIRMINGHAM. Leaves Birmingham 8.15 a.m., on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays; and at 830 a.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Arrives Feilding ... 10.45 a.m. Leaves Feilding ... 4.15 p.m. Arrives Birmingham ... 7.0 pm. Starts from Mr Lowes' Hotel, Birmingham ; starts from Mr Bastings' Manchester Hotel, Feilding. All parcels left at Mr Younger's stables will be carefully attended r.o and must be prepaid. BIRMINGHAM - APITI LINE. Coaches will leave Birmingham for Apiti every Monday, Wednesday, an i Friiay at 1 p.m. ; arriving at Apiti at 8 p.m. ; departing next morni g at 6 45, arriving at Birmingham at 8 30 a.m., in time to catch the morning coach for Keiliing reels ana Goods delivered on the road. A. LAING, Proprietor. FEILDING HOTEL, Kimbolton: Road Fhilmng. THIS well known and favorite hostelry has recently been renovated and re-furnished throughout, and now offers every comfort and convenience for visitors, travellers anc 1 boarders. Private and publio Draw> mg Rooms upstairs en suite. First-class Billiard Room, witb marker in attendance. Superior stabling accommodation, with groom in charge. The finest and most commodious Sample Rooms between Wellington and Wanganui The cuisine is under the supervision of an experienced cook. Hot and cold baths. HASTIE'S HOTEL is still noi(e| for keeping the best wines, spirit and beers of any honse on the coast. THE FEILDING CLUB Have Rooms at the above Hotel. Mr Petersen's Line of Coaches leave the Hotel at 4 o'clock every evening. MARTHA HASTIE, Propbietress. T^ENBIGH HOTEL, FEILDING" MR LIGHT wishes to thank tho travelling publio and the inhabitants of Feilding and the surrounding district for their libeial support for many years past, and desires to state that they will still find every attention and comfort provided for them at this excellently appointed hotel. The store-room is stocked with the best brands of wines, spirits, &c, procurable in the colony. The sample rooms aro well known as the best on the coast. Uaih rooms. The billiard room is under the care of an attentive and experienced marker. Livery and bait stables with buggies and saddle horses on hand Good loose boxes and secure grass paddooks undei the management of Mr J. Wilson. WILLIAM LIGHT, Proprietor. THE EMPIRE HOTEL. HAVING effected considerable improvements in the above Hotel MRS OLIVER Is now prepared to receive Traveller* and Boarders on the most reasonable terms. The Bar is furnished with all the Best Brands in Spibits, Wines, Ales, Australian Wines, and Liqueubs. The Table is kept on a most liberal scale TiBLE D'HOTE AT 1 P.M. Lunch at 12 noon on Stock Sale Days, Showpr and Plunge Baths. MARIA OLIVER. Proprietress. BASTINGS' MANCHESTER HOTEL, FEILDING. THIS well appointed Hotel contains spacious Dining, Bed, and Sitting Rooms, Ladies' Drawing Room, and Rooms en suite Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Cuisine the very best. The BILLIARD ROOM is furnished with one of Bennett's, of London, best Tables. The SAMPLE ROOMS are now ready haying been fitted up with every convenience. Table D'Hote, 1 p.m. ; Sale Days, 12 to 2. Dunedin Ale always on tap. The Livery and Bait Stables are leased to Mr David Younger. LOWES* BIRMINGHAM HOTEL. T. LOWES, Proprietor, THIS commodious, well-furnished, and popular Hostelry is situated some 18 miles from Feildmg, adjoining the Feilding and Pemberton Blooks. To Visitors ani> Toubists this Hotel OFFERS SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. Wines, Spirits and Beers of the best Brands kept in stook. Mr Daw's Coach leaves for Feilding daily at 1.80 p.m. PEMBERTON HOTEL] PATRICK McILROY, Proprietor. WINES, Spirits, Ales, etc., of the best brands in stook. Superior accommodation for boarders and travellers. First class Stabling. Mr S. Daw'sCoaohes from ancMo, Feildmg, Birmingham, and Pemberton arnve and leave daily this Hotel. BAY" KING^ r ~ BAY KING is a bay horse, with blagfc. points, standing 16£ hands high, and measuring 8f inches below the knee, and was bred by Major Mair in 1887 (by Cadogan— Corcyra). Cadogan (imp.), by Cremorne (Parmesan >, dam Chance, by Adventurer— Eveline, by Zing Tom— Ceryntha, by Newminster— Queen Bee, by Amorino— May Fly. by Emilius— Mercy, by Merlin— Shoveller, by Soud— Goosander, by Hambletonian— Rally, by Trumpeter. For performances sco horses cards. Paddocking freo for threo weeks, after which ls Ud por week will bo charged. All core taken, but no responsibility. Terms : £3 10s per mare, pay a bio by P.F., duo January Ist, 1895 ; groomage, ss, at first service ; half guarantees, £4 4s— £2 2s payable January Ist, 1895, £2 2s payable wben mare proves in foal. For particulars apply to E. PENMAN, Iduni* Eadymioa Hotel, Avttari