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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 61, 4 November 1886, Page 3

CASH EXCHANGE, FEILDING. THE LESSOR HAVING REFUSED TO SIGN THE LEASE, AFTER INITIALING THE DRAFT, I AM COMPELLED TO SELL MY ENTIRE STOCK AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE, Including Large Parcels of Goods bought and coming forward. ALL MUST BE CLEARED BEFORE 31st DECEMBER. GROCERIES.— Tea, 12/6 boxes, 10/6; 18/6 boxes, 15/6. Sugar, at cost. Candles, 31 os 6 penny for Is. CLOTHING.— Suits, Wholesale Price 38s, for 27/6. Shirts 4s, for 2/9. DRAPERY. — All new goods, some at about half price. BOOTS. — 20 per cent, off marked price.. I W. D. C. .& G COMPANY, MANCHESTER STREET, FEILDING. The above store is now recognised as the best store to purchase Drapery, Clothing, and General Groceries. New and Fashionable Drapery just arrived. Our stock of Dress Goods must be seen to be appreciated. .< * '....-• Striped Curl Cloths, New Jersey Cloth ;■ . o^^ Lace Cloths in all colors A- A t **?&' Ready Money saves 80 per cent, by n,*sP Mens, making purchases at the Wholesale kss & Youth's Clothing Company's store Men's Suits made to order 300 Ladies' and Children's r v o<^ from 47/6 ; Straw Hats - -oS" 1 A special lot of Men's Oxford Shirts,4/8 Underclothing *ft.&^ Boys ' & Youth ' s Oxford Shirts, 8/6 „ A large m\Ss* Colonial made Flannel Shirts, 8/9 stock 3 Carpets— Tapestry, Felt, Brussells Mats, &c. A <$& Embroided Cloth Table Covers, 15/6 Plain and Twilled Sheetings, 80 inch wide, is per yard Our Cash System and selling at Wholesale Prices is a great success. All who wish to study their own interest should visit th 6 Wholesale Company store, Manchester street, Feilding. • d MANAGER-E. J. COTTRELLv Glasgow; houbH; GEORGE CRICHTON Is now showing his first instalment of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. DRESS MATERIALS *'/..'■ In Canvas Cloth, Biege Zephyr, Gingham, Print, and Sateen, also Trimmings to match including the new Rosary Bead Trimming. Hats in White, Grey, Tobac, and other shades, F FATHERS. FLOWE KS. ORNAMENTS. Ladies' and Children's Aprons from ls. Chenille and Bead Shoulder Capes. Lace Collars and Collarettes, Kid, Lisle, and Silk Gloves. Lace Mittens. Materials for Needlework. Poonah, Lnstroleum, and Chrystroleum Lesson given in the above, either singly or in class. Quarter commenced October Ist. Terms on application. "THE RED HOUSE." s_ cr. THio^i^sonsr BEGS TO ANNOUNCE HIS SPECIAL LINES PEE S.S. TAINUI NOW ON DISPLAY. S PEC IA L LI NES PER ■ S.S. DORIC, TO ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS. FURTHER PARTICULARS IN A FUTURE ISSUE. S. J. THOMPSON IMPOBTEB, FEILDING. MANCHESTER HOUSE. We are now showing some extraordinary Bargains, our recent purchases consisting of DRAPERY, MILLINERY, CLOTHING, & BOOTS. Ladies' Cambric Handkerchiefs, 2s per dozen. Ladies' Stays from 2s lld. Prints, 3-£ per yard. A Splendid Assortment of Laces, Collars, Ties, and Dresses, part of a Bankrupt Stock of Millinery. Ladies' and Children's Hats from 6d each, usual price 2s 6d. j Traveller's Samples of Hosiery from 6d per pair. Ditto, ls, worth 2s 6d. Carpets and Linoliums at half price. > Boys' Suits, 5s lld. Men's, Youth's, and Boys' Colonial Made Suits, best ; makers, excellent value. Gent's Satin Scarfs, ls 6d, worth 3s. All tho latest novelties for the season too numerous to particularise. THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE, MAKE NO MISTAKE, IS C. BROWN'S MANCHESTER HOUSE,

FEILDING SMALL FARM : ASSOCIATION. • NOTICE is hereby given that sec- 1 tions in the Apiti township are now open for selection by members and others. For further particulars apply to EDMUND GOODBEHERE, Secretaiy.

LLEWELLYN W. MOORE, planofoete, organ, and hak monium Tuner. Lessons given on the Pianoforte, Organ, and Harmonium. Address — Clairville House.