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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 111, 5 March 1885, Page 3

Drapery and Clothing MANCHESTER HOUSE, FEJLDING. We are now offering FRENCH KID GLOVES, 2-BUTTONS, For 2s 6d per pair. Special value. Special Lines in FLANNELS from 8d per yard, CALICOES from 2d per yard, HOLLANDS, from 4|d per yard. GREAT REDUCTIONS IN Summer Goods, Millinery, Straw Hats, Parasols, PRINTS AND HOSIERY, We have just opened up NEW DKESS MATERIALS, POLABD'S HOMESPUNS, &c, in all the NEWEST SHADES, from Is per yard. LADIES' RINK COLLARS, 6d. EACH. SPECIAL VALUE IN BOOTS AND SHOES. CHRISTOPHER BROWN, MANCHESTER SQUARE, FEILDING. O-A_SH PRICES : DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, Ac, AT GREAT REDUCTIONS. Candles, 9d. Currants, 6£d. Raisins, Bid, Tea from 2s. Salt, Id per lb. (All of good quality.) Tapioca, 4d. Sauce, lid. Pickles, Is. White Sugar, 1.e., 4id. Soap, from 6d. A large Stock A Ironmongery, Picks and Shovels, Mattocks, at Lowest Prices. D. R. LEWERS GENERAL STORKS, FETLDING. THE CASH EXCHANGE" HAVING BEEN APPOINTED A DEPOT FOB NEW ZEALAND TWEED AND NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING, A constant supply of these Durable Goods will be received from all the Principal Factories. A carefully selected Consignment is now to hand, and will be disposed of at our WELL KNOWN LOW PRICES. The lot consists of MEN'S, YOUTHS', BOYS', AND KNICKEE SUITS, TROUSERS & VESTS, AND TROUSERS. FRIEZING WOOLS, FLANNELS, AND HOSIERY IN GREAT VARIETY. <iT NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING DEPOT, J^ MANCHESTER AND GREY STRBETS. j*. a. thomzpsoit. FENCING ] GRAND BOTANICAL EMPORIUM. r f ENDERS are invited for about FISH, GAME, AND POULTRY 1 two hundred (200) chains of MART. wire fencing, in one or more contracts. Tenders close March 7th. _P_^** °!^ ac <l ua i ntance » Mr Samuel \^F Knight, of Awahuri, has opened The lowest or any tender not neces- the shop in Kimbolton road, next Mr sarily accented. D. ft. Lewers, for the sale of Fish, For particulars apply to Poultry, Vegetables, and other ProMESSES J. J. & S. WILLIAMSON, duce at prices that will defy competi- ___ a £ Waituna. tion. mENDERS are invited till March His motto is the "Nimble Ninepence." 1 6th for the erection of 38 chains TjivERY Cottage Gardener should of Log Fencing. J^ subscribe to the American AgriForpart^a^t^ calturist . Kimbolion road. No farm is complote without a copy ~VT O T I C E °^ the American Agriculturist. Te:i. ers will be~~received by the J* you squire any information in tmde-v-gned for the erection of 80 reference to the Garden or Farm study chains Stab Fencing up to Monday, the American Agncultunst and you the 9th March. ' will find a graphic description of all Specifications to be seen at the the new plants and seeds, and all the offices of Mr C. Bray. modern inventions for the Bush, GarD. JOHNSTON .den, and Field, to be procured for the '_ * small sum. of seven shillings a year TO BUSHFALLERS AND through OTHERS. W. CARTHEW, Bookseller & Fancy Goods Impoeteb, mENDERS are invited for Under- Manchesteb Strekt. Feildikg. I scrubbing. Logging- up, and : . , Burning the fallen Bush upon part of GAME LICENSES, 1885. Section 67, containing six acres, more or less. T ICENSES for Manchester and Tenders to be addressed and sent to J_j Kiwitea District, being for all Messrs Prior & Sandilands, solicitors, lands lying between the Oroua and Feilding, on or before Thursday, the Rangitikei Rivers, from Northern 12th day of March instant. boundary of Kiwitea Eoad District to The lowest or any tender not neces* Jones' line, Carnarvon, on the South, sarily accepted. are payable at Post Office, Feilding, TENDERS FOR LOG FENCING. VaM rll\ vk n nt^ a * .. JAS. BEATTIE, Secretary, fTIENDERS are requested on or Manchester & Kiwitea Acclimatisation J_ before Friday, 18th inst, -for 6& Society, chains (more or less) of log fencing.'^ ■* f 'K. /*^i BEEN WO O D Ptarticulars on application to $\_ ' (jr JONES & HAYTHORNE, dektibt. Taonui. WANGANUI.