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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 115, 14 March 1885, Page 3

Drapery and Clothing JUST ARRIVED AND OPENED UP THE AND WINTER GOODS. SiPLIEIN-IDID ■V^.LTJE. D. R. LEWERS GENERAL STORES, FEILDfNG. FEJLDLNG. We are now offering FRENCH KID GLOVES, 2-BUTTONS, For gs 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 DRESS MATERIALS, FOLARD'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. THE CASH EXCHANGE HAVING BEEN APPOINTED A DEPOT FOR 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 KNICKER SUITS, TROUSERS & VESTS, AND TROUSERS. FRIEZING WOOLS, FLANNELS, AND HOSIERY IN GREAT VARIETY. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING DEPOT, MANCHESTER AND GREY STREETS.

GRAND BOTANICAL EMPORIUM. FISH, GAME, AND POULTRY MART. OUR old acquaintance, Mr Samuel Knight, of Awahuri, has opened the shop in Kimboltou road, next Mr D. R. Lewers, for the sale of Fish, Poultry, Vegetables, and other Produce at prices that will defy competition. His motto is the "Nimble Ninepence." 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 1 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, Bookseller & Fancy Goods Importeb, Manchester Stkekt, Feudiko. : ; E~! ELLERY G I L B^E RT , Pianoforte, Harmonium and Cabinet Organ Tuner and Repairer. EE. G r .*'riSalce« ibur visits in •:- the jpar between Wanganui and P&laierßlon r calling- at all the , town and country district*, baring with him a good supply of all kinds of material ior repairing Pianos, Har'■iqnqtins, Ac r - ■ ■» - -'. : ■' ' '''..'• [ ,' ! Pianee toned bjthejear. Orders may be k&cara of H. I. Jcoea, Wanganui • and at the Star office; ' 1 Feilding. ■<;•.>• - ■■■

TENDERS WANTED FOR Leasing. Sections 15, 16, and 1 7, sub-division B, Manchester \ Block, and section 25, Halcombe suburbs, containing 694 acres two roods, the properties of the Duke of Manchester. Specifications may be seen and all information obtained from the undersigned. Tenders must be sent in not later than Saturday,, 21st March. . The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. HALCOMBE & SHERWILL, Agents, Feilding. CASH EXCHANGE, FEILDING. IN tendering my hearty thanks to the patrons of the Cash Exchange for their liberal support in the past, I beg to assure them from a long personal knowledge of my successor, Mr Frederick Train, that their interests will be faithfully looked after I can confidently, recommend him to their kind consideration. (Signed) J. C. THOMPSON. . . • ■ . . , i •' The undersigned having purchased the above business from Mr Thompson, desires the public to understand that the name so justly acquired by the Cash Exchange of being the Cheapest House in Feilding for~cash customers, or approved accounts will be jealously maintained by me. FEED R. TRAIN. Feilding, March 5, 1884. ~J lO.KEWAKD. ■■-•;; THE tboce reward will be 'paid to any person returning to Mr I". B. Oiohira a Bay Hor*e, l>nuided TK-d' on mear •it>oulder > lost on or about Friday, 6thinit. , i ♦ HENUY SAKDEESON.