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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 73, 28 November 1885, Page 3

AND STILL THEY COME TO HAMILTON'S, The Noted Cheap Drapery Mart— Tbe popular house of the people. FRESH SUPPLIES ef Choice New Goods for every depzirtnient at Beady Money Prices. Jerseys. Jerseys. Ladies Costume Jerseys in Black and Colored, nicely Embroidered G-tEAT Baboains. Hats and Millinery. ■ ■■■ We have one ef the finest displays of Untrimmed Hats ever shpw.hjn.orptqund; Feilding, Every conceivable Shag? rand Style of the Season, -jwhile.our jrrim_n©i^ Goods 'are of the most becoming shapes^ 1 Thet abe Going Fast-* j Prices desperately cheapl \. | Our Dress Pieces, Our Prints, Zephyrs, Galateas, Ac.) Area marvel of Cheapness, and for Good Patterns and Designs are the cheapest yet offered. u Have a look through them, and judge for yourselves. BEADY MADE CLOTHING..— Our Men's and Boys* Beady Al ade Clothing is admitted to have no equal in the District. for Quality and Cheapness. Just opened — A special line in Men's Tweed Suits EXTRAORDINARY CHEAP. Dressmaking in First-class Style. Place your orders early. J, B, HAMILTON, STEVENS AND GORTON, WHOLESALE MERCHANTS AND General Importers, : FEILDING. S. and G. are now offering the whole of their Extensive Stock at Reduoed Pbioes, and. heing * pnrely wholesale can offer special inducements. The foUowing are some of the leading lines, viz. — TEAS— Sjevps&J_iii__m!a3lendfsplen- - " ai_Tvaiue). 50 Cases Pure Indian, 10 to 251b tins. 300 Boxes and 50 Half-chests. SUGARS — 10 tons finest white crystal Ditto 10 tons finest white moist '■' Ditto 6 tons brown. . RlCE— Best and second qualities JAMS-rNelson SOAPr-XXX and Household . , CANDLES— Sperm and others KEROSENE— IOO 'Cases, 150' test. SALT— Dairy rock and coarse700.8ACKS of OATS— Feed and Seed 100 Sacks of Chick Wheat and Barley Bran, Pollard, and Oatmeal POTATOES — Early, Flukes (limited quantity); 15 tons prime Der- [ went HAMS & BACON, prime. I FENCING WIRES^-2f tons, Nos. 6, ■"\ 7, and 8 'A'A A; '"''-.' ♦ 6 to 4 Barbed Galvanised 2 to 4 Barbed Black STAPLES— Ib and l* inch 1W?.,.. 4 „; v „- SHEEP DIP— Cooper's # M_l?6ugaTiJ, '; GRASS SEEl^pf evi.ry ulef^Vwkfyiu '", in 'any quantity. J,' .LA ..00. 50 Boxes Currants '* ' . LA : yJ'% 60 Boxes Eleme Raisins Woolpacks * "'"." V v \" A - y ' - :i Peacock's 1 Lubricant Sheep Dip (cost £$_ per l/OOOf gallons) ; / Australian and Calcutta' Tea Association. PATENT S ACME BARBED WIRE i CpMPANY, TIMARU. V 4 Barbed Gal vahized Steel W»r«. , 4 Barbed Galvanized. Steel Wire,; pig-, . , proof, h^ J cwt. reels ;.'.. Arcbimedian Wire Strainers ' '". . Concave Wire Strainers, with stops Sets Barbing Tools . -^ .— . ; , . Loose Barbs and Spanners, Ac. Theabove ate the "befst and cheapest articles of their kind yet ofEered to the public. "■ v ■' .;,.-■; ';..;; ..A.. ' A Reduction is now made on aU previous prices. Stevens $ gortqn, ...'./.,.-, Agents, : :p. Manawatu and Rangitikei. N.B.— On hand, a fewlxras Prime Derwent and Fluke Potatoes for seed. Apply early. ,- , [ESTABLISH F.i) 1880.1 E.syouNG, frRUITERER.OSEEDSMAN. CON- ■ Jl,' FFCTIOKEE & STeBBKEEPLB. Oraages, Lemons, Pine Apples, Cocoa Nuts, Bananas. Almonds,. Barcelona, Brazil, Walnuts, and Pea Nuts. >: ; 'Oats, Bran, Chaff. Fowls' Wheat and Onions. ■'-..,:: ■ i , ; - Books and S*atioiieiy^Prayer-book6d. "Sydney News, Townand. Country- jourhai, Canterbury Times, and American *■ Publications. Agent for W. Barber's ' A Dye Works, Wellington— Agent] for Rubber Stamp Company, London -Agent, for Wheeler & Son's New Zealand Views -. Agent for Kendrick's Drain Pipes— Agent. New Zealand Times and' Mail— Agent for Evening Press, Wellington. • Ostrich Feathers Cleaned, Dyed, and Curled. Agent :fer Marton, H. Jolly; Agent for Bulls, W. F. Mansell • Agent for Wanganui, H. Alexander. ' Kimbolton Eoad, Feildiag, NZ*