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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 131, 15 April 1886, Page 3

THE LATEST IMPORTATIONS AT THE MANCHESTER HOUSE. ny Ts6^e; p r dBijANKETSat IGo to C. Brown's If you require F LANNELS at 9d per )f\ _ j. _. f\ Q nfWAt y% f q If you require good DRESS MATERIALS, in all the latest Styles /"N -. +■/■> C* Rin/MA/n'o and Fashions, from 6d a yard up- VJ O LiJ -D PO VV I I b wards If you require to see the Latest Styles ) _ . _. , in STOCKINETTE JACKETS, GO IO C. BPOWII S Ulsters, Capes, and Fur Cloaks ) If you require CHILDREN'S AND LADIES' HATS, trimmed or un- r\ _ +-. f\ Q nrwArmk'o trimmed, in Felt, Stockinette, VJO TO \J. D TOW II S Straw, &c. If you require good COLONIAL \ hi SWt^S £ oeß Go to C. Brown's — Best Makers only J The Public are invited to inspect our very large stock of NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRAPERY, Personally Selected by C. BROWN, and which cannot be rubbed out this trip. HOUSeT 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. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. s. jr. TiECO^di-PSon-T Begs to announce that his Shipment of WINTER GOODS, EX S.S. " RIMUTAKA," OF 17 CASES AND PACKAGES, l IS NOW BEING OPENED UP. PARTICULARS IN NEXT ISSUE. S. J. THOMPSON, (LATE D. R. LEWERS), Kimbolton Road, Feilding. " THE CASH EXCHANGE. FEILDING. AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS. F. TRAIN Begs to inform his nnmerous Customers and the Public that he is now fully prepared for Aiuumn and Winter Reasons with one of the Largest Cheapest; and Best-selected Stocks of Flannels, Blankets, Wool and Cotton , Sheetings, Jackets, Millinery, Costumes, and every other description ot USEFUL HOUSEHOLD DEAPERY. Grand line of Stockinette and Astrachan Jackets. Fur Capes, Silk, Velvet* Plush, Felt, Beaver, and Stockinette Hats in ENDLESS VARIETY. PRICES UNAPPROACHABLE. j BOOTS & SHOES Made of the Best Materials and by Experienced Workmen, at Low Prices in ! keeping with quality.

CHAFF CUTTING MACHINE. FOE SALE, by the undersigned, a 2 -horse CHAFF CUTTING MACHINE. For further particulars apply to E. B. GICHAED, Smithfield Butchery, Manchester Street. KIWITEA ROAD BOAED. TENDERS will be received by the above Board .up to noon on Saturday, 17th instant — For forming and culverting a portion of the continuation of the Cheltenham Cross road, from Wilson's Line towards Mr Zaionshowski's property, and For clearing and stumping Heyn's Line, from Kimboltcn road towards Mr Heyn's residence Plans, specifications, and general conditions may be seen at the Board's office on and after Tuesday next. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, I CHARLES BRAY, Engineer K.R.B. Feildmg, April 10, 1886.

1% /TAKINO STEAM SAW MILLS. W. W. CORPE, Proprietor. Totara and all other kinds of Timber (dressed and undressed). Orders executed promptly at the above Mill ' 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. E. LEWERS. £1 REWARD. LOST, between Menzie's Bridge and Awahuri, a Purse containing £10 in notes and cheque for £2. Numbers of notes known. Above reward given to any person returning same to this office. HJ . W . MASON, , Architect, LYTTON STREET, FMLDING.