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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 124, 30 March 1886, Page 3

GLASGOW^ HOUSE. Having prepared my DRAPERY STOCK for a further CLEARING SALE, I now offer all Lines at a GREAT DISCOUNT OFF REGULAR PRICES. My previous SALE PRICES Being Sufficient Guarantee of Cheapness, and as all must be cleared, Intending Purchasers should makke an Early Call. Observe : NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! WINTER DRESS MATERIALS WINTER DOLMANS WINTER HATS WINTER ULSTERS, &c. Will Be Fofnd To Suit All. GENTLEMEN'S" CLOTHING WILL BE SOLD AT THE SAME CHEAP RATES. NOTE FLAG ON PREMISES ! SALE NOW ON. THE CASH EXCHANGE. " PEILDING. AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS. F. TRAIN Begs to inform his nnmerous Customers and the Public that he is now fully prepared for Auaiuin and Winter Seasons, with one of the Largest, Cheapest, and Best-selected Stocks of Flannels, Blankets, Wool and Cotton Sheetings, Jackets, Millinery, Costumos, and every other description of USEFUL HOUSEHOLD DRAPEKY. Grand line of Stockinette and Astrachan Jackets. Fur Capes, Silk, Velvet, Plush, Felt, Beaver, and Stockinette Hats in ENDLESS VARIETY. PRICES UNAPPROAHABLE. BOOTS & SHOES Made of the Best Materials and by Experienced Workmen, at Low Prices in keeping with quality. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. S_ J". THOMPSOIT Begs to announce that one of the most extensive CASH SALES ever held m FEILDING HAS COMMENCED TO-DAY. REDUCTIONS Equal to 25 to 50 pep cent. have been made on DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, FANCY GOODS, &0., &c. This Sale will conlmuo until a COMPLETE CLEARANCE has been effected, to make room fora .shipment of WINTER GOODS, Direct from the Manufacturers, coining forward shortly. A TRICE-LIST OF GROCERIES Is also being prepared, showing most Extensive Reductions in every line. DO NOT FORGEYTHE SALE !! S. J. THOMPSON, (LATE D. R. LEWERS), Kimbolton Road, Feilding.

Sensation Sensation Sensation SALE 14 days only SALE 14 days only SALE 14 days only J. B. HAMILTON Will offer Sweeping Reductions during the next 14 days. Settlers and the public generally would do well to visit this genuine Great SENSATION SALE. The Whole Stock to be disposed of at Alarming Sacrifice FOR CASH ONLY. WE REFRAIN from quoting Prices, but ask the Public to Come and Judge for themselves. We Will Sell Desperately Cheap Remember ! Saturday, first day oe Sensation Sale. J. B. HAMILTON, Importer of Drapery, &c. ~CHAFF CUTTING MACHINE. FOR SALE, by the undersigned, a 2-horse CHAFF CUTTING MACHINE. For further particulars apply to E. B. GICHARD, Smithfield Butchery, Manchester Street. AIRDRESSING SALOON, Manchester Street, NOW OPEN. JOHN PORTER, PROPRIETOR. I^OE SALE.— Two Half -acre Sections in Eussell street. Price £15 each. Apply to E. (jroodbelieio.

NOTICE. IMPOUNDED in the Public Pound, Foildmg, by the Borough Ranger, off Kimbolton Road, on March 17th, 1886 -One White Bull Stag ; Brand, a Diamond with a cross inside it, on near rump. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold by public auction on Wednesday, the 7th of April, 1886, at 12 o'clock, noon, in accordance with the Impounding Act. JOHN TURNER, Poundkeeper. THE VILLA ORCHARD. FRUIT for Sale — consisting of Grapes and all varieties of Apples ; sent to any Railway Station on the line. Apply by letter or in person to MRS TOWLER, On the premises, Russell-st., Feilding. NOTICE. HAVING disposed of my business, I would solicit an early settlement of all accounts before April 15th. Accounts will be received at the Store either by Myself, Mr Thompson, or any of the Assistants, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. D. R. LEWERS. I WOULD respectfully inform my customers and friends that I have transferred my business to Mr S. J. Thompson, and I take this opportunity of tendering my grateful thanks for I the liberal patronage bestowed on me. I can recommend Mr Thompson with eonlidence as worthy of the support of my friends. D. E. LEWERS. Feilding, March 5*3, 1886. WITH reference to the abovo, I purpose carrying on the oldestablished business, hitherto conducted by Mr Lewers, on the same lines as he did, and trust that strict attention to business, combined with my well-lmown low charges, shall merit a continuance of the confidence placed in my predecessor. Business advertisements in a future issue. S. J. THOMPSON. HAIRDEESSEE. E ELLIS, Hairdresser, late of , Queen street, Auckland, begs to announce to the Public of Feilding 1 ' that he has started business next to Mr Fowles.