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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 150, 29 May 1886, Page 3

THE LATEST IMPORTATIONS AT THE MANCHESTER HOUSE. If Ts r 6 TO C. Brown's H you require FLANNELS at 9d per jQo q BpOWn'S If you require good DRESS MATE- \ RIALS, in all the latest Styles/ /"N^ 4.^ /^ D M AVA/n'c and Fashions, from 6d a yard up- {*J U LO \J. D VfJ W l l b wards ) If you require to see the Latest Styles ) -_ _ , in STOCKINETTE JACKETS, [QO tO C. BPOWfI S Ulsters, Capes, and Fur Cloaks ) H you require CHILDREN'S AND \ ■ . . LADIES' HATS, trimmed or un- (r\ J-,— r\ &*%*■%*. At ir*'c* trimmed, in Felt, Stockinette, ( V^O XO VJ. DrOWn 5 Straw, &c. j If you require good COLONIAL \ CLOTHING (sound and free from (r\ +- f\ D n /vuin , _ moths), and BOOTS & SHOES <J>o IO U D.POWrI S j — Best Makers only ) 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. THE CASH EXCHANGE. FEILDING.* FULL STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, DRAPERY, GROCERIES, CLOTHING, BOOTS, &c. The Cash System a Great Success. The Cash Exchange is the Cheapest House in Feilding, which the following CASH LIST will prove— DRAPERY. j CLOTHING. Blankets from 8s 6d to 45s Men's suits, good tweed, 255, 355, 40s, Towels from 6d to 6s 565, to 80s. ' Quilts from 4s to 40s. ' Long- Curtains 2s lld to Trousers & vest from lis 6d to 80s Shirting 5d to 8s per yard Shirts from 6d to 10s 6d Boy s suits from 8s to 85s Umbrellas from ls 8d to 21s Overcoats from 18s 6d to 65s Fur Capes from 4s to 20s. . Ulsters from 2s 8d to 40s Mackintoshes from 8s 6d (job) to 80s> BOOTS 15 PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. GROCERIES -'•-- — Su^ai, IC, lis Kerosene 7s 6d to lis No? I lis 6d Marmalade 9s per doz Tea from ls 4d per lb Jams 6s 6d to 8s per doz Currants 6s and 6s 6d Vermieilli 8d • _ Raisins, Elemes, 8d Pickles 9s per doz Sultanas 9d Salad oil 8d to Is ' - ;' Figs, boxes ls, 2s 3d, 4s 6d Tapioca 3d Dried Apples 8d Blue 9d and 10d Salmon 9~s per doz Dates 8d Fresh Herring 8d Mustard (best only) ' ■ Lobster 9s 6d per doz Split Peas 3d .R.. Ciurie lOd s*oaps 7s 6d and 18s 6d a box Neaves' Food ls Apricots ls 6d . Candles 6£d, 9d, 10d and ls Jelly, 21b tins Is 6d DIRECT IMPORTING versus COLONIAL PURCHASING S. J". THOMPSON Has pleasure in submitting a few Sample Prices, to show the advantages of his WHOLESALE CASH PRICES— „1 ,0 , Fl ' AKNEI ' 8, AU wool Plaids (double width), six AH wo ° l 8d pattern* at ls 9d All wool 9d w All wool lOd to 2s „. • «A? Ao v a ■ Fingerings ls 6d to 8s per head Blankets. Kaiapoi Yarns Ten quarter, at 12s 6d per pair Clothing. rv t. ilko *« ona Men's Heavy Tweed Suits 14s 6d Ten quarter, at 15s to2os Men's Heavy Tweed Trowsers Bs, 9s Blue Grey, Scarlet, Drab, and other Men's West of England Tweed 18b colors frcm 18s per pair Boys' Suits from 8s Boys' Hats from 4d. Men's Hats from 6d. S. J. THOMPSON, DIRECT IMPORTER, Kimbolton Road, Feili>ing. GLASGOW HOUSE. ARRIVAL OF NEW DRAPERY I GEORGE~CRICHTON Has opened and is now shewing. WINTER DRAPERY In Great Variety and of GOOD VALUE. Now Shapes in HATS & BONNETS, Trimmed and Untrimmed, now ready lor inspection. Millinery made to order. — Fancy Needlework Materials. MEN'S SUITS, SHIRTS & SINGLETS, PANTS & HOSE. CALICOES & FLANNELS. LARGE DISCOUNT ON CASH AND WHOLESALE PARCELS. IRONMONGERY, BOOTS & SHOES, CROCKERY, &c, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.

J. M. HIGGIN. | /^HEMIST AND DRUGGIST FEILDING Annatoes, Maltine, Trusses, &c. EXTRACT OF RENNET. HOP BITTERS. Teeth extracted. IWITEA "STEAM SAWMILL, Near Railway Station, FEILDING. P. & J. BARTHOLOMEW, Proprietors. TOTARA, RIMU, & WHITE PINE Supplied m any quantity. Timber delivered to order at all the Townships on the Coast.