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HAbTlb'B nEIL DI N O If o TEL, FEILDING. MR THOMAS* NICHOLAS ilate of tbe Egmont Hotel, Hawera) HAVING parchaaod Mr Zander's interest in tbe lease of the above Hotel deßires to intimate to the Commercial World *ud tbe Travelling Poblio, also the residents ot Fei'dtng and District, that he intends to main tain the reputation of Hastie's Hotel in keeping a Good Table, Good Beds, and the Tery best of Wines and Spirits, also by strict attention to business and civility to his customers, be hopes to receive a fair share of support 6peigbt's Beer always on tap. Bmtes ot Rooms for Tourists. Hot aod Gold Baths, and all other conveniences to be found in a first ' olass hotel. T. NICHOLAS ... Pbopbiktob FOXfON FAMILY HOTEL. MR ANDBEW LAING havinß taken over tbe above hotel, lately occupied by Mr 7 T m. Hunter, begs to draw the atton ion of tbe poblio to the fact that bei determined to maintain the high reputation of his predecessor. The finest brands of wines and spirits, ac well as the best sparkling ales, kept in stock, while tbe table is > served in the best style, inoluding all the season's delicaoios. First class billiard room with marker In attendance. The stabling and paddooking is superior to any on tbe coast. Every facility for rabbit shooting and fishing parties, including boating ez peditions. A LAING date of Dannevirke and Feilding), Proprietor,
THE MANA W aTC TIMBER COMPANY, Limited, HAS several Sawmills working, which is a guarantee thai all orders given will be exeeated promptly. A Large Stock of ALL KINDS OF TIMBER Both Dreued and UndreMed, ii kept at the Mills, and at the FSILDINO YABD. Heart of Totara and 03. Totara being a Bp«cialty. Being Agenta for the WANGANUI SASH * DOOR GO, DOORS, SASHES, TURNER*, And all kinds of Moulding* maniI factored by this widely known Oomp*ny are kept in stock and told al Factory Prices. W. G. HAYBITTLE, Manager. AT THE FBILOING •« 8TAB" $ /i is particularly requested that all tetters and oommamoatiOM be addressed to "The Editor" or 'The Proprietors" of this journal, and not to a member of the firm or to bot member of onr staff
! wo | A Most Remarkable Case. I % rv;i ,., R Five Doctors baffled. Case considered I ' <jU; ' i<Lh | hopeloss. Suffering for over nine I ': f'fi W long years. I 1 I Cured at last with the wonderfgl leaety I PLANTEKOA OINTMENT. I i"i ..Iks. alter Mullis, Oriental Street, Petonc, says:— "For over nine I •'' .•■ si have luen through the most torturinc agony any human mortal has ever ■ .rr f !. Any iietson who may read these lioes and who has been unfortunate ■ .•■in .'i mh.ivc hari Ectema, will, know my condition when I say that for the ■ :,: [f : i.ovt stated 1 had Ecsema in its worst and most painfml form on both I x irg. .uwi f.et. At times it would bleed and ran, at others the smarting, burning, ■ S i:ch would nearly drive me mad, and I felt I could tear myself to pieces to get ■ $ elief. At other times the swelling would be so great that I could not pat a ■ ii boot on or even put my foot to the ground. I ■ jnMK^nar^siaßnSMSSMaflßMßl had always to wear bandaxes. and Qtanv's the ■ fl^^"^^ " ™ ■ time I have got up io and i* tines danng the ■ 9 nr xwnPVITAII 1 night to attend to the feet and legs, and apply ■ S ruAn 1 CiAUA ■ ointment and lotions to try and ease the pain. I ■ tJ nifißßfl ■ have often sat on the bed and cried like a child ■ (I GUn£iO a with the torturing agony 1 was in, and wished ■ p «.w —.«.«« . I myself dead. During those nine years I was ■ B OTHBRS ! I treated by five different doctors, and the oiat- ■ H I ment, lotions, and salves I have tried I canaat ■ fc.ii HMieiam— nrn—^Bf»s» mention. I had nude up my mind toga insane ■ ! Wellington Hospital, and, If nothing could be ■ (ione, said 1 would have my fast taken off if it would only ease my suffering. ■ One day my little boy said t« me, ' Mother, why don't you try Plantekoa Oint- ■ ment ?' I replied that I wat sick and tired of trying, and thought Plantekoa was like a lot of others 1 had used. However, a few days after this a friend advised me to try it saying that it was splendid, and that they had never seen anything like it,so that clay I sent to Mr. Bichbaum, chemist, Jackson Street,, and got a boi, and I have to say that was the best purchase I ever made. FlSJatekoa CMMraent has cured mi, and my husband often says, ' It would be cheap if it cost a guinea a box.' As evidence of the change, I am now wearing a pair of hoots that I threw aside twelve months ago, from the fact that my feet were so swollen I could not get them on, and now I can wear them an«^BVBSBB3Ma wJ th ease and comfort, 1 may say, there are scotes JT" of Pctone residents who know my case, ana have known me s R for a number of years, and what a terrible sufferer I have U been. I shall be pleased to answer any enquiries or give a VwHY further particulars if required." 13 "** * To others who may bis suffering from Eciema,«faay ;;ej ,| 3 wmm other skin trouble, all we ask is that yon should f»fr'lir k '*■ a r* OT Once Tou use ''• il wi " rccoinniend ilse "' : ■ i YOU «••"• ** »»•««» etswnpa to Mantokost ■jraprlaaanft M fl • n. n t.ko. eintMMM* rau ay tfce«t.> ■: T ais»a%^ I g «F 8»mpl« Bom, •liprnwo. .."',,,■ 'r'4-^ns; M Sola by Messis WoolUms. WUUt, and Htybiilt fitettMs Vm, MMWi, D-rragh Law, Cillen, and othtti ' '■'■'■'■'■.>,. ft;, '.. >■ .■'■ , i^ $$£&}§
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Feilding Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 109, 4 December 1905, Page 1
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