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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 88, 1 February 1887, Page 3

STEVENS AND GORTQN, GRAIN AND SEED MERCHANTS FERGUSSON STREET, Agents for Liverpool, London, and Globe Insurance Company, I HAVE FOR SALE^ 100 Backs yery superior SparrowbiU Seed Oats 100 sacks very superior Canadian Seed Oats 500 Saeka good Feed Oata Also,-=-GQO bushels old pasture Rye Grass (.machine diessed) 100 sacks superior Cocksfoot seed 20 sacks tall Fescue (grown by Messrs Owen and Lethbridge.) From Messrs John Shaw & Sons. Seed Merchants, London— Clovers, Fescues and other Grasses, From Messrs Hirst and Sons, London — Champion ."Swede Turnip, Purple Top and Green Top, Aberdeen Turnip, Devonshire Grey Stone, &c. Tbe general excellence of the seeds supplied by these Merchants is too well-known to our clients to need comment frem us. Our Prices will bear comparison with those of any Wholesale Merchants in the Colony.

Prices and Samples on application WOOL PACKS, f and full size. STEVENS & GORTON, Feilding, Bulls and Palmerston N, H. DONKIN In wishing his Customers and General Publio A MERRY CHRISTMES AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR Would also wish to inform them that never before in the annals of Feilding has DRAPERY & CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES been sold at such low prices as at present. ONE AND ALL are invited to inspect my stock of NEW & FASHIONABLE GOODS for the CHRISTMAS TRADE. Customers will find every Department replete with NEW & TASTEFUL DESIGNS.

STRANGERS visiting Feilding who are often at a loss to know where their wants can be supplied iv the above lines will find at this Establishment a stock which for VARIETY, STYLE, & PRICE, will compare favorably with many stocks kept in larger centres. W e make no WINDOW DISPLAY but the fixtures will be found to contain a wonderful assortment of all kinds of Goods which make up a well assorted DRAPER STOCK. THE READY MONEY DRAPERY, Manchester Street, FEILDING. T)UBLIC HALL FEILDING. FRIDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, 1887. A GRAND CONCERT, To clear the Debt off St. Bridget's, Feilding, will be given by St. Patrick's Choir, Paimerston, assisted by many well-known and Talented Artists, Herr Norbcrg, Conductor. The Rev. Father Patterson will play a pianoforte solo. Reserved seats, 3s ; seoond seats, 2s ; Children under 12 half price. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. ; commence at 8 p.m. JAMES WILSON, Hon. Secretary.