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Feilding Star, Volume VI, Issue 138, 7 May 1885, Page 3

Drapery and Clothing NEW-AUTUMN & WINTER GOODS. DT) T EWERS has opened up a carefully and well selected . A\i, | J stock from the very best Markets and from the best Houses. A great many of the articles are remarkably good value. Dress Gsoda in Satin Spots, Velveteens in black and new shades, Cash mere, Foulo, and other new makes. Ladies' felt and straw Hats in the newest shapes. . New Hat and Dress Trimmings. New Dress Buttons. Calicoes, Blankets, Quilts, Rugs, Towels, Flannels, &c, &c. Wool from 2/6 per bundle. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING. New Zealand Blankets New Zealand Flannels New Zealand Tweed New Zealand Shirts New Zealand Yarns E3" Guaranteed — These Goods are always on hand. Men's and Boys' Clothing, Hats, Shirts, Braces, &c Boots and Shoes in Men's, Ladies' and Children's— Only the best makes kept. Ironmongery, Groceries, Glassware, Arms and Ammunition. Being enabled to buy in the best market and very frequently getting large reductions made in price, and marking a;a reasonable profit, I am able to place goods before my customers at a very low figure and at the same time give good quality. All goods marked in plain figures and only one price made. This mode of doing business is decidedly the best for buyers. A liberal discount allowed on all cash purchases ovar one pound. Contractors and Bushmen supplied at lowest rates. Packing done to all parts of the district. MANCHESTER HOUSeT /"CHRISTOPHER BROWN announces to his customers that he has bought \J and personally selected in the best Markets a well assorted stock of NEW & FASHIONABLE DRAPERY. Every Department is well assorted for the Autumn and Winter Trade. A splendid assortment of Black Cloth Jackets and Dolmans — 50 per cent less than usual prices. Children's Ulsters from Is lid ; Ladies' Ulsters from 4s lid In the Hrc-s Uepartment We are showing the Perfection Cashmere, 42in wide, 2s 8d per y»i<i. Winceys 2^in wide, 6^d. Homespuns in all shades and prices. Costume Cloths Is. Ottoman Cloth Is. Superfine Black Cloths 8s Gd yard. Children's Pdlisses and Mob Caps — a splendid j assortment. New .v-illinery, Trimmed and Untrimraed Hats, Vac Laces. Albany Laces, Gimps, Feathers, Tius and Wings. MAiN'CH KSTIiR DEPARTMENT— We defy competition. Good Grey Calico from 3d, White do '2a 9d, Towels 3s lid,, Holland 4£d, Scarlet Flannel Bd, White do, 9d and upwards, White Blaokefs 8s 6d pair, Fingering Wool 2s 6d, Muslin Curtains 4s Ud pair. Cretonnes 7-£<l. Men's Clothing frV>m the hest Makers, and the Choanest in the Colonies Men's Tweed Suits, 27s 6d. Bo 3'8 f do. 6s fid. Men's Tweed Trousers, 5s lid. Shirts from Is 6 i. Oxford do, 5s 6d, worth 7s 6d. Men's Collars, linen faced, 6*d per dozen. Wool Sox, heavy makes, Is pair, A well assorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES from the best Makers. CHRISTOPHER BROWN. THE CASH EXCHANGE, FEILDING. IF YOU WANT WEAK-RESISTING TWEED FOR YOUR BOYS Try the CASH EXCHANGE. IF YOU WANT BLANKKTS OF FIR3T QUALITY AT A LOW pure*; Try the CASH EXCHANGE. IF YOU WANT A GOOD TWEED SUIT FOR 30a Try the CASH EXCHANGE. FOR liVERY'I'HLNO YOU NEKD TO LOOK OR- TO. WEAR WELL Try the CASH EXCHANGE. PROPRIETOR.

HASTINGS MOO BE, SEED MERCHANT, Taupo Quay, Wanganui, HAS on hand a large stock of Local, Poverty Bay, Canterbury, and Italian Bye Grass Seed, Cocksfoot, &c. Bed, White, and Alsyke Clovers, Cow Grass, Bape, &c. Send for samples and quotations. Also to arrive, a large assortment of Vegetable, and Flower Seeds. Price Lists on application. IMPBOVED FABM. FOB SALE BY TENDEE. SECTIONS 12 and 13 (generally known as Whitcombe's property)' containing 469 acres roods and perches, sub-division d, Manchester Block, frontage to ; Kimbolton road, six miles from Feilding. About 240 acres of the above splendid property are in grass and the whole substantially fenced. l '•■'■ ' ■ i Letters seeking further information addressed to the undersigned will receive prompt' attention^ ■ Tenders will clpise on Saturday, 16th'May, 1885/ The highest or "any tender not necessarily accepted. HALCOMBE & SHEBWILL, ; Auctioneers. Or to M» John Saxon, Feilding. MILITIA NOTICE^ Militia Office, sth May, 1895. f ALL Persons liable to serve in" the First Class Militia between; 17 and 80 years of age, Married or Singles residing inthe Feilding Borough, whose names do not appear on the rolls posted at, the Police, Station, Feilding, shall within twenty days give in his name, age, and place of residence, either personally or in writing, to the Officer Commanding, Adjutant, or Officer' in charge of Police, Feilding ; andiailing to do so, shall incur a penalty of one pound, and if a person having paid the penalty, .shall; incur a furjbher penalty not exceeding one shilling for every day oil which such failure shall continue. •/ C. STAPP, Major, : .>■■■'■■ ' '■ Commanding District,