Page 3 Advertisements Column 6

Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 93, 16 January 1886, Page 3

AND STILL ' TH 1 The Noted Cheap Drapery l^art--Tlie popular house of the people. : , FIlESri SOTPtTES ' of Choice New (roods: for 1 "e'verjr! department at Read/ '■ /■■■'■■:<>.: Mpnej Prices; :: ; :;^ :r •: ; ; , Ladies Costume Jersey 8 jn .-? r Blivcfe iind Colored, inicejy ■■.[ , Embroidered: ;: , f ;] -. . ■•;■...; •_■.-. r : •; GBEAX BaSGAK?B. Hats and Millinery. • ; r^ - V ( We have one ijf the finest, 'dwplajte 6f Untrimmed Hatls.ftTer sfio#n in or aToniid Feildinff. E^rer^ conceivable' SHaHe and Style of the Season, ' whil^our^rtßaffled Goods are of the most becovbimg ir ahaxLesl :••;■ •■' li: -;' ;vTritir;^E V ' Pricies desperately 1 cheap, j Our .Driss.^ce^^ j^^f':.^ : .; : Our Prints, ZeDhyrs Galateas/&c, Are a of Clieapness, and^or fGodd i Patterns a&d Designs are the cheajiest yet ' offered.;.^'.";. -*r •^ i ;: ? /:!! : .v v ; ; \>;\"v': ; ' <;i '.";,■ ''■ Have » look through them,' ; : ','[ I . ■ * n< tf j °dge for yo^ursel^cfs.'' ; , made ;■:■■;;;■'/;■ :.:■ Ji",..;:.^.; CLOTHINCr.— Our Men't an^l Bjoys v jj Beady Made Clothing is admitted jbdoharo ! no equal in the District foTi Quality ; and Cheapness.: Just opened— A special] line j| in Men's Tweed Suits 7 / . <■■'■ ...,: ':'-■ ; EXTBAeRDINARY CHEAP;;; Dressmaking in First-class Style. ' Place^your, orders early. '. HAMILTON* : KmBOLTM BUTCHERY. | %7I L IS NT ON; Will wait on his Customers for orders; and to supply them with the : BEST MEAT AND SMA^LGOOOS; ; in the Market j •. • ;•.-. ••■■ ■ -■■-■ • at the • ••■ : - .-! i LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. P. R. LINTON WISHES ALL TO .:■:..:■ -. LIVE. ■ "-' -/; ' '' ;- ■"■; ■_ ; ] HITAKINO STEAM SAWMniLSJ W. W. CORPE, Pbopbibtor. ; Totara and all other kinds of Timber (dressed and undressed). j Orders executed promptly at the above! Mill. ; STEVENS AND «0BT 1 0-9 l WHOLESALE j j MERCHANTS . . -•■ ; -AND. ......•."•" 1;*.." : General imjiprtpw. : ; ; . / : ; ; ';;-FEii^piim. ? ';v :^:.. : : Ui ; JU^T : j "VTE; W SEA & ON' p T E AS. j "j^S'\ ■ Boxes; splendid Value. ; ! . | SUGARS, White & Yellow Crystals, j Currants and Raisins, Rice, &c, &o. Ex Zealandia, direct fromiionidbn— ! Fencing Wires- 1 -' t; ! Nos 6, 7 and 8, annealed and drawn < 4 Barbed American Galvanised I 4 do do Patent Acme do j DP Staples* ; "■;;■;'; ■/'; ■'■■■;' ! 'i Strainers, Spanners, ic. "^ . J \ Arrived per s.s. Coptic, direct from . .. ] Londoh^- ; ['\' :i ' : {\'' : • New Season's Turnip; Seeds and" ; ' ■■•■■••• Clovers; ; &c,--. ' ';';./''• ;^ > Green Top Aberdeen Turnip *l - ■, Purple Top Aberdeen Turnip .\" White Stubble Tiwhip ' L Devonshire Grey Stone Turnip. . And Swede Turnip Also— / ' Clovers— Alsyke White Red Cow Grass Timothy Yellow Trefoil And a large collection of all the useful varieties of Fescues, Fiorin, Crested Dog'stail, &c. ; N.B.— As we are direct importers, settlers will do well to inspect our stocks and ascertain our prices, before committing themselves 'elsewhere. We can offer special inducements. . ■■, All seeds it sted on arrival. : . AGENCIES. ' Peacock's Lubricant Sheep Dip (cost £3 per 1,000 gallons) ■ Australian and Calcutta Tea Association ACME BARBED WIRE COMPANY STEVENS & GORTON, I eilding, Buli§ and Palmerston N.