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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 42, 18 September 1886, Page 3

STEVENS AND GORTON, WHOLESALE MERCHANTS AND General Importers, FEILDING. FEED OATS 1 SEED OATS OK US HEP OATS CHICK WHEAT ■ CHAFF BAULKY CKUSHRD RARLEY OATMEAL FLOUR. 1 POTATOES Box Teas Soft and Crystal Sugars KKRO<sKNrc Soap and Candles C'UKUANTS, KaFSINS, RICE, &c,, &c. COOPER'S SHKEP DIP. GRASS SEEDS— Clovers, Turnip Seeds &c. FENCING WIRES— Nos 6, 7 and 8, annealed and drawn 4 Barbed American Galvanised 4 do do Patent Acme do DP Staples Strainers, Spanners, &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. AGENCIES. Peacock's Lubricant Sheep Dip (cost £3 j per 1,000 gallons) Australian and Calcutta Tea Association ACME BAEBED WIKE COMPANY STEVENS & GOETON, Feilding, Bulls and Palmerston N IMPORTANT Changes and Alterations shortly to transpire in connection with my business render it an absolute necessity for the immediate dispossil of the whole of my stock at present on the premises. ■ General Bona Fide Realisation Sale NOW ON. Everything to be sold regardless of Cost. COME § SEE The Wonderful BARGAINS. M mmn w a DRAPERY AND IMeVeP was CLOTHING Sold at such Sweeping Reductions before. PKEVIOUS TO CHANGES and Alterations I will dispose of my Large and Splendid Drapery Stock at TREMENDOUS LOW PRICES FOR CASH O^'LY. All outstanding accounts are requested to be paid to me on or before the 25th August next, and all claims against me be sent in at once for payment. Customers will please make a note of this. J. B. HAMILTON, FEILDING & PALMERSTON mENANT WANTED IMMEDI--1 ATELY For that desirable Residence (known as Port's), situated on the Railway Hue— five minutes walk from Makino Railway Station. 15 acres of land attached and good orchard. Excellent well and all necessary outbuildings. Apply to H. L. SHERWILL, Feilding. ■pw ISTRICT ORDERS. September 11th, 1886. The Manchester Rifles will parade for Government Inspection on Thursday, the 14th day of October, 1886, at 6.30 p.m. sharp. C. STAPP, Lieutenant-Colonel Commanding Militia and Volunteers. FEILDING BUTCHERY. HENRY RUTHERFORD begs to thank his numerous customers for the tavors so liberally accorded him during the past ten years. He would ask them not to be led away by any misleading price lists ! His well-known Establishment will be conducted for the future on the same principles as in the past, by ' supplying the Best Meat at the Lowest Prices. 1 HENRY RUTHERFORD, Proprietor.