some of those that lived and worked on MANCHESTER STREET Feilding, Manawatu

1882
R. LOUDON had a store selling English & Colonial Blankets, Men's Suits, Trousers & Vests, Men's Macintoshes & Umbrellas, the only place where you can buy a colonial made Black Hat made out of Rabbit Fur Felt, the best place for Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Satins & Silks and the best place for Gents, Ladies, Maids & Child's boots

the BANK of NEW SOUTH WALES was on the corner of Manchester & Bowen streets

G. W. FOWLES, the Saddler moved to new premises next to Mr CARTHEW

George William SHAILER opened a Photography Studio (also one in Palmerston North) and engaged the services of a first-class artist, specialising in photos of children taken by the instantaneous process

A. OAKLEY wanted a good-steady Tailor to come work for him

E. J. COTTRELL had a sale on Men's Felt Hats, from 7 6d down to 4s 11d

J. JENSEN, Blacksmith, Wheelwright & Shoeing Smith, was next door to the DENBIGH HOTEL

F. LOUDON was a Commission Agent in Foxton but he had Section 103 divided into 5 allotments for sale - opposite the Bank of Bew South Wales

F. J. COTTRELL had all your requirements for the up-comng Ball, FLowers, Silver Bracelets, Blue & Pink nylons

the Estates of T. COOPER and J. W. LIDDELL were up for Public Auction - Rural Section Nos 73 & 73A, containing 164 acres fronting the (metalled portion) Mongonae Road

Mr R. H. STEWART was selling by Public Auction, at his residence opposite Messr THOMPSON BROS the whole of his household furniture effects

EXCELSIOR STORES called for tenders for internal fittings

HENRY RUTHERFORD had Prime Beef, Mutton & Pork on hand at his Butchery

Edward Brendon GICHARD had a Family Butchery & Poultry Establishment on the corner of Manchester and Grey streets

J. W. EADE had the Furniture & Bedding Warehouse with Spring Mattresses, Feather Flock, Curled Hair and Flax Mattresses, Parlor, Dining-room, Bedroom & Kitchen Chairs

the BOROUGH COUNCIL OFFICES were there