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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 101, 10 February 1885, Page 3

Drapery and. Clothing GREAT REDUCTIONS IN SUMMER GOODS, j i LADIES' STRAW HATS, THIS SEASON LESS THAN HALE PRICE ! SPECIAL VALUE IN HOLLANDSCOSTUMES & LADIES' SKIRTS REDUCED IN PRICE. A JOB LOT OE BOOTS AT 2s. 6d. PER PAIR. D. R. LEWERS GENERAL STORES, FEILDING. MANCHESTER HOUSE, EEILDING. FRESH IMPORTATIONS OF t NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRAPERY, MILLINERY, CLOTHING, AND BOOTS AND SHOES I FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR. ! ; J Millinery, Ladies' and Children's Straw Hats, Laces, Ties,-Collars, Scarfs, '<■ j Handkerchiefs, Stays, Gloves and Hosiery, Parasols and Sun-shades. r - Good Grey Calicoes, 2d per .yard ; White Calico, 3s dozen ; Scarlet Flannel, ,' 8d per yard ; White Flannel 3d ; Brown Holland, sd ; Towels, 4|d ; •*• Ginghams, sd ; Ladies' Hosiery, 6d. . ' The Boot and Shoe Department is well assorted. A large selection to choose from just opened up, all marked in plain figures. Ladies' Boots from 5s per pair. Men's, Boys' and Youths' Clothing. Men's Serge Coats, 10s 6d; Men's Tweed- . Suits, 27s Od, 355, 40s ; the cheap^t and best value ever offered in the district. Trousers and Trousers ana Vests. Boys' and Youths' Suits in - Great Variety. MR. CHRISTOPHER BROWN. 5 MANCHESTER SQUARE, FEILDING. 1 i , 1885. ..'' : -\ A STOCK-TAKING SALE J NOW GOING ON c AT THE CASH EXCHANGE. E ; c * v THE PRICE OF EVERYTHING RE- f DUCED FOR CASH. Prints and Ginghams, from 4d. per yard. . .jS* COME AND SEE. .J^l '"" i ' \ ; J. C. THOMPSON, 1 Proprietor. i r

THE COMBINATION KITCHEN BOILER & FIRESTAND. THE CHAMPION COOKING UTENSIL OF THE AGE. J JENSEN is now prepared to re- . ceive orders for the above unrivalled cooking contrivance Irom town and country settlers, • who have only to read the illustrated pamphlet or inspect a sample of the patent at work to be qonvinceji tba^t they will all want one. The five-gallon boiler, as durable as other tinned hollowware now in the trade, is manufactured either of 20 Inch Guage Tinned Iron Plate throughout, or sides and lids of said material, with bottoms of Stout Copper Plate, tinned inside. Boilers with copper bottoms will cost 5s extra, and guaranteed to last at tiie least 10 years. ILook out for handsomely finished Illustrated Pamphlet, distributed free. ; Agents wanted everywhere. .Liberal commission offered. For terms apply to Mr H. Graff, General Agent, or the proprietor, \ J. JENSEN. : : TO LET. i THE Business Premises now in rayoccupation, with transfer of Agencies value for half the rental. R. LOUDON, ; -; ■ r Kimbolton road. ~ -TO LET. A PRIVATE Temperanco Hotel, situated corner of Camden and Denbigh street, Feiiding. Apply to Mr J. C. Thompsoin, Cash Exchange, Feilding, or to C. Warne, Ashurst,

EVERY Cottage Gardener should subscribe to the American Agriculturist. No farm is complete without a copy of the American Agriculturist. If you require any information in reference to the Garden or Farm study the American Agriculturist and you will find a graphic description of all the new plants and seeds, and all the modern inventions for the Bush, Garden, and Field, to be procured for the small sum of seven shillings a year through W. CARTHEW, I Bookseller & Fancy Goods Importer, : Manchester Stbekt. Feilding. ', " BUNNYTHORPE SAW AND PLANING MILLS, Near Feilding, : NOW OPEN. S. J. GAMMAN, Proprietor. " Timber of all descriptions supplied at lowest current rates. A large stock of Good Totara for building purposes. Orders to supply Bridge Contracts liberally dealt with. ItyfICHAFTL KEEN has just re- . J_\f_\_ ceived a Splendid Assortment c of Boots, including Side Springs, best, _ 18s 6d ; Porpoise Hide Boots, £1 2s . 6d ; Best Watertights, 18s 6d ; Men's a Slippers, 'ss 6d ; Kid Shoes, 8s 6d | (Women's) ; Children's Boots, from c 10s to 18s ; Copper Toes, 6s Gd per pair. >f You can choose for yourself from the stock, 1000 pairs. Boots bought here will be nailed and tipped for nothing.