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Feilding Star, Volume V, Issue 76, 7 June 1884, Page 1

Drapery and Clothing GEORGE CRICHTON, OF Is now Showing a Large ASSORTMENT of / WINTER GOODS, LADIES' and CHIL- /<& / DREN'S ULSTERS. /cS^y/ JACKETS in Cloth and Seal. Dress. /S& / Materials. Fur Caps, Boots /<!?/ Flowers and Shoes. Blankets. /&/ Aprons and Ties. Overcoats. Flannels. / *<h / bathes, rnderlinnen. /Ay Hosiery. /^y /Princess Bonnets. Hats in Felts. /^WXttie Newest Styles. Personally se- / +>> / lected. by Mes. Crichton in Welling/sJXr/to&. Cut Paper Patterns for Ladies' and * /tJiiilden's Dresses. &c, &c, &c. - Agricultural Implements iicLlL^ OC VJnMT O LATEST IMPROVED CENTRAL Nearly 500 in use With new centre stay for seat andjbalancmg purposes. Has ono exSTdifc. or is six inches wider than those of all other maker, for tbe same c.yen £c; discs 16 or 18 inche. diameter as desired They have three chilled bearing brackets in each wing of the 10 and 12 feet sues, the imported makes having only two All oil boles are in the top, and it is the simplest, best, and most durable Dii.c Harro-v in the market; and is now so veil known that leshmomals as to woS be .upJrfluou-. Any sise fitted with travelling carriage to pass through gates when so required. Freight paid in accordance with our catalogue. Cambridge Rollers, red need prices, serrated and plain 20, 24, 26, and 30 inches in diameter and from 6tolo ft long. fiin R le and double speed back delivery -reapers '.Broadc^tso^rs, for grain, grass and turnip «eed. Farm and tip drays. Contractors tip road drays, etc. Single, double, aud treble furrow ploughs Prul or ridging plough*. DrUl and field grubbers. Harrows, zig-zr.g wid flexible tripod Harrows. B'rdin? twine and wire, best quality. No. 8 fencing wire aad gteiidurds all sires, punchea Note^uctionjin prices-Double ipeed reapers, £30; single speed reapers, £28; &c. Illnitrated C&talogues. (ree on application from Head Office, Dunedin ; or to our BranrleVat Oamaru, Timaru, Invercargill, Cbristchurch, A B hburton. or Auckland. ANOTHER GREAT EVENT, OPENING or ras CAMPBELLTOWN STORE. SATURDAY MORNING, Ist MARCH, 1884. A really Cheap Sale, for One Week, to induce people from all parts of the Country to go to the Campbelltown Store and inspect the class of stock kept byJ.B.H. It is bound to oraw Custom. ASK FOR CLOTHING, DRAPERY, AND BOOTS, Also CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, And a Special Line in TEAS. You will get a Large Parcel for a Small Amount of Money. Terms, of course, will be strictly CASH— No one would ask to book at such low prices. J. R. HARPER, CLIFTON HOUSE AND CAMPBELLTOWN STOEE.

NoticesTAONUI STEAM SAW MILLS, FEILDING, MANAWATTJ. ] Totara, Rimu, and Matai. TH E undersigned having an unlimited supply, are prepared to sell at lowest current rates. Terms on application. W, L. BAILEY, BROS. JOHN BEI,K, WH E Ell'W R I G II T, CoachBuilder, <fee., corner of Sher-will-street, Alakino Road. ■. Buggies, Dog Carts, Spring Traps, Drays, otc, made and repaired with all /possible despatch. !:. ! . ~~. JOHN NEWMAN, X> RO D UC E TF\ E ALEK, Cash Purchaser., of Hides, Tallow, , : - Kungusy and other Produce. Canterbury Seed Potatoes ;i (6arly and late^ for bale.