TRESPASS NOTICE. TRESPASSERS on "Spring Field" Farm, on Awahuri Road, with or without -or gun, will be prosecuted with. . respect of persons (Golf Club members excepted). J. FRECKLINGTON, Ohakea. April 12. 1907. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. ANY Person trespassing on the properties 1 of the undersigned with dog or gun in pursuit of game will be prosecuted. E. J. RIDDIFORD. H. BURRELL. H. BOOTH. H. BURRELL. F. E. PICKERING. TRESPASS NOTICE.' ANY Person trespassing with dog or gun on my property, Kiwi* tea, will be prosecuted. C. A. J. LEVETT, Kiwitea. Victoria Stables. LIVERY AND BAIT. Kj_-oolton Road, opposite Loan Coy.'s Office. BUGGIES, gigs, and saddle horses always on hire. Drags for football, picnic and other parties ready at j short notice. Large aud lofty loose- , boxes and every attention given to patrons. HORSE-BREAKING A SPECIALTY W. ANDREWS, Proprietor. iIMBRELLAb. MESSRS JONES A LEWIS >te W. Henderson, Bootmaker) have taken over che agency for M__itell and Co., Umbrella Makers, PaJmereton N.. and all orders left at their estab lishment, Manchester St eet, wil receive prompt attention. Samples on fiew. Enpire Httel, tciMii§ (Under New Management) HOUSE NEWLY FURNISHED New Sample Rooms. FIRST-OLASS STABLING. Country Visitors Speoially Catered for Clos* to Railway Station. ' CHOICEST WINES, SPIRITS, BEER & CIGARS. , f£T Daw's Coaches for Kimbolton conneotingwith Rangiwahia and Apiti . eave the Hotel Daily at 8.30 a.m. W. J. W)i_iilAMS, Proprietor. NEW ~ ZEALAND " SHIPPING CO.'S. ROYAL MAIL LINE OF STEAMERS FOR LONDON, Via MONTE VIDEO, TENERIFFE, and PLYMOUTH, Very Superior Accommodation for Passengers. Specially fitted with Clayton's Patent FIRE EXTINGUISHERS. ~ Tons Probable Ito sail Steamers Reg. Final port about Tongariro* 7600 — Aug.! *Twin scrow» For Passage or Freight apply to BARRAUD AND ABRAHAM, Paimerston North, Feilding and Dannevirke. € L Milei. ARCHITECT, DARRAGH'S BUILDINGS, Manchester S uare. AICX. JOMS. j pRACTICAL' ARCHITECT Darragh's Buildings, Manchester Square, Feilding. lenhon. No. CARTHEW'S ARCADE Lis* of NEW BOOKS and New Supplies .— " Red Russia,*' by Foster Fraser; "The Doctor." by Ralph Conner; "My Fnend the Chauffeur," by C. N. and A. W. Williamson; "The Master Spirit" by Sir W. Magney; "The Man Who Rose Again,'" by Joseph Hocking; "The Tracer of Lost Persons," by Robert W. Chambers; "The Cast Away," by Rivers: "The Mystery," by 8. E. White *%nd S. H. Adams; "The Mystics," by Katherine Cecil Thurston; "Little Esson." by S. R. Crocket; "The Car of Destiny," by C. N. and A. M. Williamson; "The Cruise of the Diarler." by Jack Lordon.; "The Slave of Silence;" by F. M. White; '« The Patriots,'* by Braly. THE PREMIER STABLES, Feilding. are fitted with all the Latest Conveniences required by the travelling pnblio, up-to-date Vehioles for bin; also Saddle and Harness Horses. Roomy loose-boxes to let. Charges moderate. Telephone 95. F FfarelL Proprietor. '
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Feilding Star, 23 July 1907, Page 4
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