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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 62, 3 November 1885, Page 3

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT, NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS. Dress Goods in printed Foulard, French Nuns' Veiling, Melanges, Zephyr Cloths, Canvas Cloth, Ottoman Cloth, Black Coburg, Spun Silk. Plain and Check Sateens, Ginghama, Black Percale, Wliite and Cream Oatmeal Cloth, White and Colored Satin Stripes, &c. r Jackets in vari»ty, New Stockenette Beaded Capes, Black Silk Besites, &c. Hats, trimmed and untrimmed, new shapes. Feathers, Flowers, Laces, Collars, Gloves. r „ s, Hosiery, Calicoes, Sheeting, Tablecloths, Shirtings, Toilet Covers, Quilts, &c. Clothing Department.— Men's Suits from 18/6, Men's Coats (serge) from 6/9, Men's T\#ed Trowsers from 8/-, Men's Mole Trowsers (white and colored), Boys' Suits from 5/-, Youths' Suits, Hats from 1/6. Men's, Ladies', and Children's Boots, best makers. Grocery, Ironmongery, Crockery, Saddlery. Tea from 15/- per box, Galvanised Iron, Fencing Wire. D. R. LEWERS. "Wholesale and Retail Stores, Feilding. MANCHESTER HOUSE. We have just opened a large consignment of NEW & FASHIONABLE DRAPERY for the Summer Trade. 20 CASES JIND BALES Personally selected in the Best Markets. We have carefully avoided importing into this district a lot of useless rubbish. We invite inspection of our large variety of New Dress Materials 6000 YARDS TO SELECT FROM, At from 2/6 the Dress. Corsets, special value, 3/9. Grey Calico, 1/10 per dozen. White Calico, 2/9 per dozen. White Twill Sheeting, 12£ d. We are showing a choice assortment of Trimmed Hats. Children's from 6d each. Laces and Dolmans, Cretonnes, Carpets and Floorcloths. Our Clothing Department is now stocked with Mosgiel, Kaiapoi, and Oamaru Clothing— Men's, Youths', and Boys'. Excellent value. Well shrunk before made up. _ , Dressmaking on the premises in chftrge of Miss Johnson, who has had considerable experience. Fit and style CHRISTOPHER BROWN. ~THE CASH EXCHANGE" NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS. On and after MONDAY, the 28th, I shall show all New Goods for SPEING and SUMMER WEAR. < Cashmerettes, Beige, Nun> Veiling, Cheveron Foule, Plain and Striped Homespun. All wool French Cashmeres. WASHING DRESS GOODS.— Drilletts, Indigo Checks, Galateas, printed, . check, and plain Satteens, Scotch Lawns, Kobe Prints* black and white •Satteens, Tufted and French Zephyrs, cream Oatmeal, fee, &c. JACKETS & DOLMANS.— Ladies' Stockinette Jackets, Bicillienne Bilk „ Capes, Ottoman silk and cloth Dolmans. New Hats, New Bonnets, Ladies' and Children's Cotton and Cashmere Hosiery Feathers, Flowers, white and coloured silk Handkerchiefs. HOUSEHOLD DKAPEEY.— Crash Towelling, Oxford Shirting, White, Grey, and Scoured Calicoes, White Sheeting, plain and twilled, Halfbleached and White Tablecloths, Scarlet, Cardinal, Blue and White Flannels. < • Cretonnoa, Wliite and Colored Counterpanes, Toilet Covers, Linen and Cotton ( Towels, Lace Curtains (very cheap), Lace in Cream, Biscuit, and Coffee Shades, Black Spanish Lace, Diaper Pinafores and Aprons for Children, Ladies' and Children^ Underclothing, Children's Cottmnes, Boys' Jersey CLOTHING— Kaiapoi and Victorian Tweed Suits. Boys' Suits in all Sizes. EVERYTHING NJfiW.

FEILDING FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. T BEG to notify to the inhabitants of Feiiding and the Surrounding Districts that I have opened my NEW WAREHOUSE, at the ... •:»■•■ CORNER OF MANCHESTER AND BO WEN STREETS. • A Large' Stock s ; of Furniture of every description on exhibition. J. W. EAPE. NEW MILK! NEW MILK! atf and 1 after liondiy.^Nbyember ! 2pd, the, undersigned will deliver milk to all parts of the Borough ra^aja per^qowfc. Bes> sweet |mflki Ri:ROBHISONyMriaiio(RoM > y. ■■-ii-il tjj.'j ;.;..L ...i,:: „.!;„ '; i. V. I , } ■ . :■ ■ ' v. iNOTiOB.;,-.-^ iti-ii;.-, ; fpHE undersigned having leased J_ Sections 49 to 62, begs ;to mt\fs to^^o%nersldf ; Oattte; ,^thM m care will be taken of game, without rasponsi-:bility.-.r 'Grazing oharges— Cows , Is, honec Is 6d per week. v ":; :■■■[. ■■.•:;.. ; . = OORGE WIOKHAy. A I^* persons indebted to me art J\, requested to pay their accounts forthwHh to Mr James Stevens; Post master, on or, before 'tfielOth day oi Nove'mW, otherwise anlountt will te aueil for ws& -$M^ &** Octobeis 818^1885; »' .;;,, : v i : .:HAL^iBE^:,V '. . \ "TTTANTEDi— Offers to purehaa W . or either, of the- Towi Seotions; Halcombei Nos. 716, 717 718, 719; i 720, 721, 724, ;725, 726 727 i 728, 729,780; ! Al B o4rT6wn Section, Feiiding, No 478. ; •:■ ANDREW LUFF, \ Wellington \

MODEL SHOEING FORGE, Manchestbb Street. j JOHN TAYLOR begs to annotmce that he is still Shoeing Hacks at the low price of 6s per set. General Blacksmith's work done in the best style at the lowest charges. All work guaranteed. A large supply of Chains of all kinds, Maul Rings and Wedges, Bolts. Spade Handles, &c,, &c. JOHN TAYLOR, Proprietor. DRAPERY SALE EXTRAORDINARY commenced on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17th, 1885, <■ Foe a Fbw Days Okly, of ENGLISH GOODS. , Purchase^ in Transit. Per s.a. Doric . . . . . 30 cases Per s.s. Tongariro ; . ..28 coses Per 8.8. Arawa .. ... leases OWING to the, insufficiency of Accommodation, in the Palmers? ton North Premises^a large assortment of the above shipments will be offered to the public of Feildirig and surround; ing districts, by the undersigned, at COLONIAL WHOLESALE PEKOES, owing to-the fact .that the purchase has been effected at" a! large discolint on the English Factory Prices, f f i Purchases can also be affected at my Establishment, : Palmereton North, tin the same favorable terms. /.. ». ■ Comb Early to the Pkemicts situatedbetweenMr Lewer^etore.andMi S. Daw's Livery Stables. .- .. ,'.-.. THOS. R. WALTQN, ,: ■_•■ .; ■ : . • . . ,•;•• Draper.-' Edinburgh, House, .V Square, Palmer^ton North. .; .OjßtoberlStb^l^. v .'., v o ; . "' W. READING'S STATIONERY BOOK, AND FANCY GOODS EMPORIUM, ! Thompson's Old Store, Manchestei ...... ;L .Btreet, Feilding. . HUNDREDS Novelettes Ac., including newest and best Victoria and Sheet Music. Accordions Concertinas, and Violius. Spl«ndi< lot of Dolls and Toys of all desonptions No Cheaper House on the Coast fo: Stationery, School Requisites, an< Fancy Goods i and no better quali^ to be had aiiywliero. r . ;^ k !■ '$Ke Laclies' fancy Work Depart jne^t, &c, is under the persona supervision of Mrs Readdjo-. The Circtdating Library and Booj •Exchange is in fufi operation. Seconi I hanid Books Bonght and Sold. I W. K. is agent for H. Collier an< Coi's Pianos on Cash or Time System ■ '■ ' . . . .: ■; ,-■ -',-■ (•■■..' !;(';■