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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 111, 7 November 1896, Page 4

To travel this season, m^^B^^Emi the handsome & highly • Wj^HHH bred Trotting Stallion, THE CHILDE (By the king of trotting stallions Childe Harold, imp., dam Swift). rpHE CHILDE'S breeding needs no _1_ comment, as his sire was well known as the greatest trotting stallion out of America. Swift, the dam of The Childk, is by Bebel, and his grandam is by the imported English blood horse Telocity. The Childe is over 16 hands high, and is a very handsome horse, having takes, several first prizes in Australian show rings, beating all comers for style, pace, and action. Breeders would do well to see this superior horse before deciding elsewhere, as he is well suited to get handsome harness and saddle horses. Terms and particulars on application to L EOBERTSON, In charge, Palmerston N. Ob- GEORGE KIDD 1 «__ J KS. STEWART ) UwDen THE THOROGHBRED HORSE, BAY KING (By Cadogan-Corcyra) Will be at the service of breeders in Feilding and surrounding districts dur* ing the present seasonTerms : £3 3s per mare ; two or more as per agreement. For further particulars see cards or apply to 0. H. LANCE, Owner, Or M. McGkath, Groom in charge, Awahuri Hotel Stables. A LAING'S LINE OF COACHES BETWEEN T7IEILDING and BIRMINGHAM. Leaves Birmingham 8.16 a.m., on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays; and at 830 a.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Arrives Feilding ... 10.45 a.id. Leaves Feilding ... 4.15 p.m. Arrives Birmingham ... 7.0 p.m. 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 to and must be prepaid. BIRMINGHAM- APITI LINE. Coaches will leave Birmingham for Apiti every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 1 p.m. ; arriving at Apiti at 8 p.m. ; departing next morning at 6 45, arriving at Birmingham at 8.80 a.m., in time to catoh the morning coach for Feilding Parcels and Goods delivered on the road. A. LAING, Proprietor. "pvENBIGH HOTEL, FEILDING MR LIGHT wishes to thank the travelling public and the inhabitants of Feilding and the surrounding district for their liberal support for maay 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, Ac, procurable in the colony. The sample rooms are well knows as the best on the coast. JJath 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 paddocks under the management of Mr J. Wilson. WILLIAM LIGHT, Proprietor. W. T. WATTS' MANCHESTER HOTEL, FEILDING. FTIHIB well-appointed Hotel contains X spacious Dining, Bed, and Sitting Rooms, Ladies' Drawing Boom, and Rooms en suite. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Cuitine the very best. The BILLIARD ROOM is furnished with one of Bennett's, of London, best Tables. The 84 MPLE ROOMS are now ready haying been fitted up with every convenience. Table D'Hote, 1 p.m. ; Sale Days, 12 to 2. Donedin Ale always on tap. The Livery and Bait Stables are leased to Mr David Younger. W. SIMMONS* EMPIRE LUNCHEON AND OYSTER SALOON, Willis Street, WELLINGTON. Licensed Dealer in Game and Poultry. George Bodley's CAFE AND PRIVATE HOTEL, Laubton Quay (Straight up from Wharf;, WELLINGTON. First-cla*s Accommodation for Travellers and Boarders. Tariff — 4s 6d per Day. Weekly and Permanent by arrang - ment. DRAGON COFFEE RAGON COFFEE Retains all the fragrance and strength of newly* roasted and ground coffee DRAGON COFFEE DRAGON COFFEE Is Economical, Refreshing, and Invigorating Manufactured by THE EMPIRE COMPANY, Wellington. Royal Worcestershire Sauce Royal Worcestershire Sauce A most Piquant Relish ; fully equal to the Imported Article, and aircH chiapbb.. ROYAL WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. Is prepared from the Original Reoeipe by THE, EMPIRE COMPANY, WXXUNOTON. WANTED KNOWN.— BiII Head! Memos, Visiting Cards, Envelopes, Mill Books, and all other kinds of Printing Job Work don* at th§ Stab QflM.