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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 99, 26 February 1887, Page 3

STEVENS AND GORTON, GRAIN AND SEED MERCHANTS FERGTTSSON STREET. I Have on sale at lowest cnrrent prices OATS AND i CHAFF. Just arrived—. BINDING TWINE, (4 Ply and Manilla.) CORN SACKS, (48by26£.) Agents for— E. WEBB & SOp, ■•_■•■■ • ■ '■- . -'■■ \ The Largest Seed Growers in England. "' : To arrive shortly — A large supply of carefully selected New Seasons GRASS SEEDS AND CLOVERS. N.B. — All our seeds have been tested and can be thoroughly relied upon. Prices and Samples on application STEVENS & GORTON, Feilding, Bulls and Palmerston N, LAST WEEK. C. SMITH, from TE ARO, WELLINGTON, Wishes to inform the inhabitants of this district that he will only remain ing Feilding for ONE WEEK LONGER. LAST DAY, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26th. Everything at Cost Price during last week. For the convenience of Customers the shop will remain open until 8 o'clock each evening. Note the address — C. SMITH, Next Mr Keen's Boot Shop, Fergusson Street, Feilding. N.B. — I do hot want profits. I want to clear the goods at Cost Price to avoid expense of packing and shipping. COME ONE! COME EVERYBODY!! AND PARTICIPATE in the Bargains that are now being offered by W. Clark, of Wellington, in Mr J. C. Thompsons premises, formerly occupied as Salvation Army Barracks, Manchester street. ..«■:■.- NEW GOODS to replace sold lines are arriving nearly every day, so that our stock is always kept well assorted. General Drapery of all description, and Men's and Boy's Clothing, Mercery, &c, are now being sold at from 4s to 10s Discount in the Pound, off usual Wellington Prices. Don't miss this opportunity Ladies and Gentlemen, it will never occur again. The goods we offer are sound and fresh— not old stock— and we respectfully ask you to come and judge for yourselves and we assert the piices, quality, and variety of the same will astonish you. S. B. CLARK, Manager.