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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 24, 6 August 1885, Page 3

E. J. COTTRELL, GENERAL STOREKEEPER, FEILDING. r^ ASH PR ICE LIST. C. Sugar, lis 6d per 40lbs LO. do 12s 6d do Crystalised 13s 6d do Tea. Tea. Tea. 17s 6d to 30s per box Tea in £ chests, 2s, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 2s 9£d Flour, Ils 6d lOOlbs Jams 8s per dozen Coffee ls 6d, ls Bd, ls lOd, 2s Salmon and Lobster. lld Oysters 8d Vinegar 2s 6d per gallon Candles 9d — 18s 6d per box Worcester Sauce 6d, 9d, lld, Is 3d Starch, 5d Corn Flour, 9d lb Sago, 4d; tapioca, 4d Currants, 6id ) •_, . v __ , Raisins, B*d j B^ est uaJl^ onl y Pickles, lld Horse covers, 19s 6d Tents and flys for 25s All other goods at the same low prices. Hosiery Dress Goods. Calicoes, Sheetings, Blankets. Men's and Boy's Clothing not to be equalled in New Zealand for quality and price at E. J. COTTRELL'S WORKING MAN'S STORE. P.S. — All goods delivered on any metalled road at low prices. ESTABLISHJ-D 1874. G. W. F 0 W L*E S, Watchmakeb, JewelljEß & Optician. ALWAYS in Stock. — English, American, and Swiss Watches and Clocks. Jewellery, Wedding Rings & Keepers. Guns and Revolvers. Licensed to repair Arms and sell Ammunition. Metal Turning done. Mathematical. Instruments, Sewing Machines and any kind of light machinery repaired. Spectacles of assorted sizes. Next to Mr Hamilton's, Manchester-st. ri R AND ART UN ION. By permission of the Colonial Secretary. £100 WORTEOF PRIZES, consisting of Oleookaphs, On. Paintings, Chbomos and New Zealand Views. Drawing to take place on or about Ist September. m £ s. d. 6 pair Oleographs (beautifully framed) value £4 . . 24 0 0 6 pair Oleographs (beautifully framed) value £3 . . 18 0 0 8 pair Oleograpl-8 (beautifully framed) value £2 .. 16 0 0 10 Chromos (beautifully framed) value 25s . . 12 10 0 20 Pictures (beautifully framed) value 15s . . 15 0 0 20 pair New Zealand Views (framed) value 10s .. 10 0 0 30 pair Oleographs (not framed) value 3s . . . . 410 0 100 £100 0 0 800 Members at 2s 6d each. Tickets to be obtained from Messrs Summers and Mayhew, and from the storekeepers m towns and district. BALL AND EVENINGWEAR. J. B. HAMILTON HAS much pleasure in advising the Ladies of Feilding of a variety of New Materials for Ball or Evening Wear just opened* out, and Something unusually choice. Indian Lawns Choice Evening Colors. Barleno Lace Cloths in Black, Cream, Old Gold, &c» French Sateens in shades never shown in this district before. Every Lady should see ! them. * Ladies Evening Shoes in a variety of the most fash- 1 ionable shapes and styles. Gents Court Shoes Dancing' Pumps, Gloves, Ties, &o. > Ladies Four and Six Clasp fastening 'Evening and Black Kid Gloves, splendid fitting. Oriental and other New Laces in endless profusion, and moderate in .price. DRESSMAKING. CAL This department will be under the management of Mrs Donkih, a thoroughly effici- . ent Dressmaker. I have confidence in asking for a share of the patronage of the Ladies of Feilding. . [-„ Fit; and Style unsurpaased. ' First-class work guaranteed. Charges strictly moderate. J. B. HAMILTON, DRAPERS AND CLOTHIER. AWAHURfi BUTOHERY. T H. O TOWERS ■* visits Feilding tl • eyery Tuesday; Thursday, and Saturday, delivering the primest of meat at the lowest, possible prices. Note.— J. H. T. wishes all to live. ; V**- £ 0>; - ..-*,*-('■ T' '- . * L- ,' '"" "*'■'.' ' ■ '..»T- ; ' ».-^i^..^^*-i> : r .A--rtA V\V--o,_ ."0 .■*.'.: . ..-.*