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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 74, 1 December 1885, Page 3

AND STILL THEY COME r TO HAMILTON'S, Tho Noted Cheap Drapery Mart— Tie popular homo of the people FRESH SUPPLIES of Choice New Goods for every department at Ready Money I'rices. Jerseys. Jerseys. Ladies Costume Jerseys in Black and Colored, nicely Embroidered Gbeat Babgains. Hats and Millinery. We hare one of the finest displays of TTntrhnmed Hats ever shown in or around Feilding. Every conceivable Shape and Style of the Season, while our Trimmed Goods are of the most becoming shapes. They abb Going Fast — Prices desperately cheap. Our Dress Pieces, Our Prints, Zephyrs, Galateas, &c> Are a marvel of Cheapness, and for Good Patterns and Designs are the cheapest yet offered. Have a look through them, and judge for youraelres. BEADY MADE CLOTHING.— Onr Mea's and Boys' Beady Made Clothing is admitted to have no eqftal 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. I i S. and G. are now offering the whole of their Extensive Stock at Reduced Prices, and being purely wholesale can offer special inducements. The following are some of the leading lines, vlZi— - TEAS— Stevens & Gorton's Blend (splendid value). , r 50 Cases Pure Indian, 10 to 251 b tins. . .-, 300 Boxes and 50 Half-cheits. SUGARS -10 tons finest white crystal Ditto 10 tons finest white moist :■ Ditto 5 tons brown. ; RlCE— Best and second qualities JAMS— Nelson , SOAP— XXX and Household CANDLES— Sperm and others KEROSENE— IOO Cases, 150 test. SALT — Dairy rock and coarse 700 SACKS of OATS— Feed and Seed i 100 Sacks -of Chick Wheat and Barley: Bran, Pollard, and Oatmeal : POTATOES — Early Fluked (limited! quantity); 15 tons prime Der- j went j ' HAMS -A BACON, prime. j FENCING WIRES— 2S tons, Nos. 6, 7, and 8 - sto 4 Barbed Galvanised ' 2 to 4 Barbed Black 1 STAPLES— Ifc and 1* inch D.P. SHEEP DlP— Cooper's & McDougal's : GRASS SEED of every useful variety, • in any quantity. ; 60 Boxes Currants I 50 Boxes Eleme Eaisins j Woolpackg x : AGENCIES. • Peacock's Lubricant Sheep Dip (cost £3 per 1,000 gallons) Australian and Calcutta Tea Association PATENT ACME BARBED WIRE COMPANY, TIM ARU. j 4 Barbed Galvanized Steel Wire " ( 4 Barbed Galvanized Steel Wire, pigproof, in i cwt, reels ; ' Archimedian Wire Strainers ; Concave Wire Strainers, with stops r Sets Barbing Tools • s Loose Barbs and Spanners, <fee. ' : The above are the best and cheapest articles of their kind yet offered to the; public. ■".'■•' A Eeduction is now made on all 1 previous prices. ■•-'•'": ■-■'■' STEVENS & GORTON, \ '". ; •■•■ '■''■. : ..■.,.■■.:':•;''■''; ..•• : ' ; Agents', i -'i ' ; Manawatu and Eangitikei. N.B.— On hand, a few tons Prime Derwent and Fluke Potatoes for seed. Apply early. j ART UNION. ' ; ! BY Permission; »f ihe" Colonial . .■'■ Secretary.. 7/ : fv- • 12 OIL PAINTINGS ■■••-::■' ;v - of . '(„ ' /■. .;. NEW ZEALAND SCENERY, BY F BRADEIi.; v 150 MEMBERS ! —12 PRIZES ! TICKETS, 10s 6d : EACH. The Pictures are now on view for TWO WEEKS ONLY in Mr Fowles ? shQp, next Mr Carthew'sj , Intending subscribers are invited to make an early inspection as there are only a limited number of Tickets able, and the Drawing for Prizies will take place about the MIDDLE OF DECEMBER. Ticiiets can be obtained froni Mr