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Feilding Star, Volume III, Issue 64, 27 January 1883, Page 3

To be stylish, a thing crast be very new or very old-; but the coin of the realm .pleases us in whatever uhape we get it. ro THE EDITOR ©F THE FEILBIN& BTAE. Sik, — Throngh yonr columns I desire to return tbanfcs to my numerous Friends and Customers for their Liberal support during the past fiftren months, and to state that it is still my intention to retain Soft Goods aad Boots only, instead •of General Merchandise, and by so doing be enabled to keep a belter assortment i» jDraperg., "Clothing, Hosiery and Boots and Shoes, than obtainable in a General Storekeeper's stock. I further beg to announce that I will (remove to my New Premises, on the old site, Slimballton Road and Manchester Square, on Fbbbixaby 10th, where I will have mom to jghowa large And well- assorted stock of Braperj, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &c, <fee. The following New Goods are just opened up and suitable for the coming winter.— New Patterns in Zaiapoi Tweeds; New Xaiapoi Fingering Yarns; New Kaiapoi Hose and Half Hose; New Shooting and Balmoral Boots, in Gent's and Youth's ; New Kid Shoes and Boots in Ladies', Maid's, and Children's. Large reductions made in Summer Millinery, Sateens in plain and figured, Zephyrs in stripes and cheeks. F«artfcer announcement of Winter Stocks will appear in your advertising columns in about a month. Trusting by offering Good Articles at moderate prices to still receive the support of my Friends and Customers.- I am, &c, E. Loudon, Draper, Feilding. 27th Jan., 19*3.— [Advt.l