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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 70, 1 December 1887, Page 3

H. DONKIK, OF THE READY MONEY DRAPERY, Manohesteb Street, '' FEILD I N 0 , ON account of his first " batch ' ■■■""■"' .r. of . : . •. .' SEASONABLE GOODS I , meeting with such a READY S A L E , has just now opened a FEW MORES CASES RJEALLY FIRST-CLASS DRESS MATERIALS. H. D. respectfully invites a visit of inspection, and guarantees that the value he is offering this season can* not be beaten. TO ARRIVE next week by the DIRECT MAIL STEAMER "RIMUTAKA" A CHOICE LOT OP GOODS at the READY MONEY DRAPERY, Manchesteb Stbeet, F E I L DING .

STEVENS AND GORTON, GRAIN AND SEED MERO HANTS FEBGUSSON STBEET We have jnst received from Messrs Hurst and Sons, .London-— Skirvinfs and Champion Sweed Turnips Green Top and Bed Top Aberdeen „ Turnips Purple Top Mammoth Turnip. To arrive by n«xt steamer — Fosterton Hybrid Turnips White Stubble and Devonshire Greystone Turnips. . ~ In StockPoverty Bay Bye Grass, splendid sample Akaroa Cocksfoot, splendid sample Mangold, Clover, Sanfoin, and all kinds of Natural Grass Seeds. All pur Seeds have been tested, and may be thoroughly relied upon; Also, — on Sale, Ribbon Wire, plain and barbed. WOOL BALES. Full size, from 8s to 8/8 per bale. Special quotations for large quantities* Marton Agent, D. C. Tenwbnt. STEYENS & GORTON, P eilding, Bulls and Palmerston N, Wanted Known. "COB First-class Blacksmith's Work go to HENBY HOSEIKG, Bowen Street, next the Forester's Hall, where the price* are lowest and the b^stwcwkin»Hßiu^i«guManjbe^L