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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 18, 22 July 1884, Page 1

Drapeiy and Clothii^ [ GEORGE CRICHTON, OF €lAB€OW HOUSE, Is now Showing a Large ASSORTMENT of / WINTKII GOODS, LADIES' and CHIL- /o^V DREN'S ULSTERS. /C^// JACKETS in Cloth and Seal. Dress /7& x Ay / Materials. Fur Caps. Boots /jS* / Flowers and Shoes. Blankets. /<6/ Aprons and Ties. x Cr x Overcoats. Flannels. A<J, / Feathes. Underlmnen. Hosiery. x Princess Bonnets. Hats m Felts. /a\ / the Newest Styles. Personally se7 y < / lected by Mrs. Crichton in TVellinsj- / 4r * / **\r / ton. Cut Paper Patterns for Ladies' and > / X / Childen 1 s Dresses. &c, &c, &c. Agricultural Implements *^%^ REID & GRAY'S "^^^^^^^^^^^3^ LATEST IMPROVED CENTRAL Ne-rly 500 in use Witli new centre shiy for seat MnTtinlancing purposes. Has one extra disc, or is six inches wider tlian those of all other mnkers for the same given size- discs 16 or 18 inelies diameter as desired. They have three chilled bearing brackets in each wing of the lo and 12 feet sizes, the imported makes hnving only two All oil holes are in the top, and it is the simplest, best, and most durable Disc Hmitow in the market; and is now so well known that testimonials as to efficiency wr.uld be superfluous. Any size fitted with travelling carriage to pass through gates when so required. Freight paid in accordance wuh our catalogue. Cambridge Hollers, reduced prices, serrated and plain, 20, 24, 26. and 30 inches in diameter, and from G to 10 ft long. Single and double speed back delivery reapers. Broadcast sowers, for grain, grass and turnip seed. Farm and tip drays. Contractors' tip road drays, etc. Single, double, and treble furrow ploughs. Drill or ridging ploughs. Drill and field grubbers. Harrows, zig-zag and flexible tripod Harrows. Binding twine and wire, b'-st quality. No. 8 fencing wire and standards, all sizes, punched to any guage. . Note reductionlin prices— Double speed reapers, £30 ; single speed reapers, £.28; &c. Illustrated Catalogues, free on application from Head Office, Dunedin ; or to oui Branches at Oamaru, Timaru, Invercargill, Christchurch, Ashburton, or Auckland.

James Hugli, WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER Will begin business on Saturday, 21 sl June, next to the Bank of New Zealand, Fergusson Street. Just Imported from France, England, Germany and Switzerland, a very Large Assortment of WATCHES, JEWELLERY, Spectacles, and Folders. And a very large stock of ElectroPlate goods. Repairs will be done at once. TAONUI STEAM SAW MILLS, FEILDING, MANAWATU. Totara, Rimu, and Matai. 'PHE undersieued having an unI limited supply, are prepared to sell at lowest current rates. Terms on application. W. L. BAILEY, BROS. ~ JOHN BELK, AY HKF.L WR I G II T, Coach- * * Builder, tfcc., corner of Sher-will-street, A.akiuo Road. BiigL'ies. Dog Carts, Spring Traps, Drays, Jfcc,, made and repaired with all possible despatch. JOHN NEWMAN, T)KopUCE -pvEALER, Ca6H Purchaser of Hides, Tallow, Fungus, and other Produce. Canterbury Seed potatoes (early and late** ty r