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Feilding Star, Volume XXIII, Issue 120, 18 November 1901, Page 4

! C. DAHL, -lANUFAt nUREK, Main Stbb.t, Paxjiibstov Nobth. HOBBE COTERB7" .■ OOWOOYBBS, OILBKIN CLOTHING, TATJPAULUVO, BTO , THE very best quality in above lines can be had from any of the storekeepers up and down the i coast or direct from the Manufao*. turer, Palmerston North. Dabl'e improved method of fastenI ing a cover to the animal is the only : practical and useful invention in the | colony. , Cow covers a speoialty. Farmers i would find it to their advantage to • inspect stock above. I •_———— —__————__________________, 1 Under contract with New Zealand > - Government. i : . . . EXTENSION WANGANUI RIVER TOURIST TRAFFIC. J HATRICX'S TOURIST STEAMERS. (New Zealand's Rhint.Y 1 THE PIONEER STEAMERS. \ j&^a Steamers:— " Mana "Wwirere/ 1 I ?^fc|jyJ^L ' Wai-iti ""Ohnr • t Wanganui Riveb. Tanoarakau Riveb. W^nßanoi to Pipiriki 'every Tuesday , sud Friday, at 7 a.m. , Returning Wednesdays and Patardays. 3 Fares, 5s Return. I Our Steamers now run 80 milei - beyond Pipiriki. and thence 12 miles up the faugartkau River, connection with coach«B from Stratford. For all particulars apply to A. Hatrick & CO., Agents. | jgMFIRE ££orfiL, FEILDINO. j MR J. WAREHAM, • Late of the Club Hotel, Stratford, B<>gs to announce tbat he has taken r : over tho above Hotel, and has had j ; the same thoroagbly renovated and i refurnishod throughout. ; The Hotel now offers every coni ventence and comfort to the travel* ' j ling public. j Best Breeds of Liquors kept in stock. | Speight's Dunedin Ale always on tap. . Stabling attached to Hotel. • M" AwgH^ BTßI * LTOTBL 1 KCanehester Bquare, " lOiDINa. i The Pi-opnetor of this popular ; hostelry is determined to maintain 1 the high reputation ot this now well. known Hotel by providing nothing but the BEar procurable Wnm Sfnurs. Amd Aute. The BUST ACCOMMODATION os the Coaiit for Ooameroial Travallon and the Goneral Public; geod iwds and s superier table. Every oonveni. - enee fot a well oondueted hotel, and every attention paid to visitors and the public tenerallv. Hot and cold baihs BpeightV sparkling Dunedin Ale always on I;aD. First* tJiMs BILLIARD TABLB M. C. R7AN, , ProwrieUr. FED4)ING HOTEL, tLiUßovtov Road FSIKDINS Under the liatrona^e of His f?XoeHencr tho Karl of Rsnfnrly. rpHIS well known and farorite X hostelry nao recently beau renovated and ra'fnrnished throughout, and now offers every comfort aud convenience for visitors, travellers and boarders. Private and public Drawing iiooms upstairs «n suita. First-class Billiard Room, with marker in attendance. Superior stabling accommodation with^oomin charge. The fineut and most commodious Sample Rooms between Wellington and Wange^nui The cuitiru is under the supervilion of an experienced cook. Hot and' oold baths. ASTIE'3 HOTEL is stiU noted for looping the best wines, dpirit?, and beers of any house on the coast ;J% THE RANGITIKEI CLUB Have Rooms at the above Hotel HAKTHA HABTIK ■jA The Thoroughbred Hir GIPSY' KING, aaU^^g RangitikeiftManawata Districts tbis season. f^IPSY KING'S stock won £1650 VJT last siiason. Good paddoeking at Is per week.. All care taken, but no responsibility. Single mare, £4. For further particulars see cards, or R. HUMPHRIES, Owner. Or a. SHALDERB, , In Charge. MJUDQB WENTWORTH The celebrated Bay Coach Horse,; will be on view in Feildioff on Friday. * J[UDGE WENT WORTH will trayel 1 Colyton and surrounding distriot. Judge Went worth is a beautiful dark bay Cleveland Coaoh Horser standing 17 bands high, His sire and dam, Lord John and The Duobess, were im* potted horseu. Lord John's dam ( Mountain Maid, was by the Dnke of Cleveland, whose sire was William Tell (imp), dam n Sir Charles imported mare. Terms £3 Bs. For farther par* ticnlars apply to W. Hight/ Colyton. TO MEN. Write for free copy of a valuable book about yourselves, your health, your happinesi, your future. It contains a full exposition ef the husjam system^ and the remedies adopted.' No need to consult doctors. Posted tree in sealed envelope Every- m«a should - read it. Address— O. Bnomo, 6» Elisabeth Btreet, North Melboarae, TO LADIES. Ne need to oo&tult doctors or caeaiists. The remedy yqu- require is in your own hands. .Write for free copy of valuable book about yourselves, year - welfare. , Srery woman •bould Ttadfc? Posted, free, in !>eal envelope.. Address 6 Specific 539 BUsabeih Street. North Melbottme,. '^^