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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 32, 28 August 1884, Page 3

Drapery and Clothing PRICE LIST OF THE CLEARING SALE, During the Month of August. Wire hair brushes, at 2s Gd ; garden forks and trowels at ls Boys' half axes, 3s Gd ; clothes lines, 7d ; Knives and forks 7s Gd per dozen Cottage clocks, from 5s Gd ; L.H. shovels, 4s 6d ; lamps, from ls Zinc buckets, ls 9d ; scrim, sid by roll, usual price 7d per yard Large assortment of paperhangings, from sd. OASH EiXfolK-A.lsrGl-E*. THE WORKING MAN'S STORE PREDOMINATES. THE FIRST SHIPMENT OF TO HAND. E. J. COTTRELL Has personally selected the Choicest, Best, and Newest Fashions in Ladies and Children's Colored Cashmeres Lace Curtains, Prints Straw Hats Cretones, Woven Checks Zephyr Checks Sheeting, Towels, Hosiery, Laces Table Covers, Corsets Men's Suits, Boys' Suits Knicker Suits, Braces Belts, Men's Hats Boys' Felt Hats Men's Oxford Shirts - Men's White Shirts Men's Merino Pants and Men's Cotton Pants and Shirts Shirts &c, &c, &c. The above are a few of tlie goods arrived, and having reduced my winter stock so early without being compelled to have my annual sale, customers will now have the benefit of having new goods at a very small advance on cost to meet the times. Early inspection invited as only small quantities have been secured. Note the Address— MANCHESTER STREET. j

i i ■ ■ niiiii. .■■.■■■iiriii^i _iL«-mi i I Notices MANCHESTER ROAD BOARD. WARD No. 6. MR ALFRED GRAMMAR being the only Candidate nominated on the 26th inst. for the vacancy to the above Ward, I hereby declare him duly elected as Warden. ' HUGH L. SHERWILL, I Returning Officer. MANCHESTER ROAD BOARD. NOTICE is hereby given that it is the intention of the Manchester Road Board on the sixth day of September, 1884, to make a rate of three farthings in the pound on the rateable value of all properties within the Manchester Road District for the year ending March 31st, 1885, such rate to become payable on and after the sixth day of September, 1884, in one sum. The rate book will be open for inspection on and after the 9th day of August, 1884, during office hours. CHARLES BRAY, Clerk to Board. y0 H N TAYLOR B egs to announce that he has L ately opened his shop next to Eade's A nd hopes by good workmanship, C ivility, and attention to business, to K eep abreast of the times. S mith's work of all descriptions M ade and repaired in good style, and I t will be his best endeavor T o give full satisfaction to all H is customers. Note the address . MODEL SHOEING FORGE, Manchester Street. FEILDING COOPERAGE. JOHN CHAMBERLAIN begs to announce that he has opened a Cooperage in Bowen Street, between the Borough Council Office and Foresters' Hall. Tallow Casks, Butter Kegs, &c, made to order. Butchers, Storekeepers, Farmers, &c, supplied on reasonable terms. ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY AND PROGRESS. BEING anxious to respond to tbe steadily growing and liberal support accorded me by my many customers and in order to keep step with tbe rapid progress of our Borough and surrounding district, I beg here to aotify tbat I have Itemoved to those Commodious and Centrally Situated Premises known as the VULCAN SHOEING FORGE, alongside Mr R. Parr's Carriage Factory and Wheelwright Shop, Kimbolton Road, where I hope the public will be pleased to continue their kind patronage. In thanking for past favors I am obliged to notify that the enlargement of my business makes it necessary that ail cutstanding accounts must be* promptly settled. I have authorized Mr H. Gruff to collect same and his receipt will be a sufficient discharge. J. JENSEN, General Blacksmith, Feilding. "foison] 1)01 SON has now been laid on sections Nos. 131 and 132 in the Sandon Block. LETUBi;iI>('"E & DOWNES