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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 42, 27 September 1887, Page 3

MANCHESTER HOUSIi FEILBING. CHRISTOPHER BROWN BEGS TO INFORM THE LADIES OF FETLDING THAT HIS FIRST SHIPMENT OF sF^/insrcs- C3-OOT3S HAVE ARRIVED. Further Particulars in Future Issues^ THE CASH EXCHANGE. FIRST SHIPMENT ■ - ■•■;'; ■• ■;•'■ ' ; OF;- ■~ ■' . . . S JPK/liTG- C3-OO3DS WILL BE ON VIEW ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17ht GRAND~DiSPLAY OF LADIES' TRIMMED HATS LADIES' JACKETS *■ ■ ; LADIES' JERdEYS NEW DRESS MATERIALS NEW PRINTS. ALL DEPARTMENTS STOCKED WITH FRESH AND SEASONABLE : GOODS AT POPULAR PRICES. I, ■:. : ::: : - -E. TRAIN. •■ • 'J;.

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FBOM THE RED HOUSE, KIMHOLTON EOAD. Just received-— / A SPLENDID SELECTION OF THE ■■_■• CELEBRATED ZEALANDIA BOOTS, which includes the newest design in School Boots called the "DEPENDABLE." All who find it difficult to PROCURE SCHOOL BOOTS i for their Children that will effectually re sist rough usage should ! INSPECT THE STOCK S, jf THOMPSON, Imp o r tc r , RED HOUSE, KIMBOLTON ROAD,: FEILDING. m/I ANGAONE CSICKKT CLUB. A meeting of members will be held in the school-room on Friday, 80th September, at 7,80. JAMES MACDONALD, Secretary. , D. RAMSAY. OABINET-MA&ER AND UPHOL STKRER, Willoughby Street, Hal combe, ■ BEGS to thank the public for past ■ favors and being in possession of thoroiiglily spnsoncd tipiber is able, to turn oui all kinds of furniture in irgt class sty U* and »t j-casouiiU? cbar^s,