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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 129, 7 May 1887, Page 3

CASH EXCHANGE. Grand Show of SEASONABLE GOODS in all departments to be sold at SPECIAL SALE PRICES. GOODS— The Best in the market; PRICES— BeIow ordinary Spasmodic Sales. GROCERIES^-Special Lines— Tea, good ordinary, 2s for 1/8 ; Coffee, good ordinary, 1/6 for 1/3. BOOTS— Grand Line of Men's Shooters, 12/6 CLOTHING— AII Wool Mosgiel Shirts, 6s worth 3/6 Men's Cotton Unders, 8d each Blankets, Rugs, Overcoats. Everywhere Bargains. P. S.— Don't forget to get a bottle of Non-explosive. It saves your chimney, improves your lipht, and prevents explosions. F. TRAIN. MANCHESTER HOUSE. IMPORTANT NOTICE. HAVING recently completed purchases for the present season, we are in a position to offer SPECIAL BARGAINS in DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, &c. Stripe Dress Materials from 6d , Homespuns at Bd, Is, Is 3d. Nothing to equal them in the trade Cashmeres 42 inches wide, Is 2d per yard . Great Bargains in # Ladies'. Ulsters from 4s lid upwards . A Splendid A&sortment of coloured Plushes in all the latest colours '■ Fancy Buttons, Ribbons, Cashmere Mitts, well worth an inspection Also a large variety of New and Fancy Collars, &c, &c, &c, . s Men's % wool Hose, 9d pair, Merino Shirts and Drawers Men's cotton Hcse, 4d pair, Kaiapoi Shirts and Drawers A case of Kaiapoi Clothing, Flannelat, and Sox, just opened up this day : All new Goods and no Rubbish. ... . The Motto— The Best Goods are the Cheapest. A well assorted Stock of BOOTS & SHOES from the BEST MAKERS only. CHRISTOPHER BROWN. THIS SPACE IS T^T±3SIEIR/V"IETD FOE NEW ADVERTISEMENT. S. J. THOMPSON, KIMBOLTON ROAD, FEILDING. Agent for the Manchester Fire Assurance Company. FEILDING SALE YARDS. &JL9L THURSDAY, 12th MAY. Jlllsls FREEMAN rTaCKSON & CO. UNDER ■; THE i LICENSING ACT , t will sell by public auction as 1881," AND AMENDMENTS a b OV e_ THEREOF. 20 "mixed weaners mT ™-. - * i 'n.* *i 20 mixed cattle ■ "VTOTICE is hereby given that the 40 store cows ±1 »e xt Quarterly Meeting of the 80 mixed weaners Licensing Committee for the-Kiwitea 10 2*-year steers Licensing District (which will be the . 6 store cows " Annual Meeting) wilT be held' atthe 14 mixed yearlings ""• Schoolhoute, Cheltenham, on WhiD--8 working bullocks, yokes and NESDAY, the Ist day of June, 1887, bowes at noon. 100 ewes in lamb • ■ All notices of applications for 200 shorn lambs, chiefly wethers Licenses, Renewals, Transfers,* or 200 good store wethers Removals, to be sent m duplicate to 80 fat wethers the Clerk of the Court, Feilding, 100 ewes in lamb twenty-one days at least before the 80 fat ewes (good) . • dayxif meeting. 120 ewes in lamb Dated at Feilding, this 29th day of 60 ewes in lambs . April, 1887. DA ™ J 100 ewes in lamb SAMUEL BAKEjJ, 200 ewes in lamb Clerk of Committee. 350 wooly lambs 40|fat wethers 12 broken and unbroken horses s!lPi§llfvv Under instructions from they\ISTRICT ORDERS. Deputy Ofl&cial Assignee in JIJ the estate of E. J. Cottrell— 26th April, 1887. 1 gig, horse and harness Manchester Rifle Volunteers will 1 chestnut mare parade for Inspection on Friday the 1 saddle and bridle . 27th of May, at 7.30 p.m., at tbe Grey gelding " Shamrock Public Hall, Feilding. 2 pack saddles 0. STAPP, 1 grind stone and sundries Lieutenant- Colonel, „ Commanding Militia and Volunteers, Settlers will oblige by forwarding Wanganui District. entries. — ■■ — : mO BUSHMEN, Sale at 1 o'clock. X TENDERS are invited for felling H. L. SHERWILL, about 500 acres of bush in 100 acre Auctioneer. sections or in one block. -\r 0 !T I C ' E . Tenders cloEe oil SATURDAY, i3| r the 14th of May. All persons trespassing with dogs on sections 12 and 18, Kiinbolton For particulars apply to Road, will be prosecuted. • J. J. & S. WILLIAMSON, D. DOWNEB. Waituna.