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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 93, 8 March 1888, Page 3

GRASS SEED. GRASS SEED* STEVENS AND GORTON GRAIN AND SEED MERCHANTS FERGUSSON STREET, Have just received, ex ship Invercargill, their stock of CLOVERS & NATURAL GRASS SEEDS for Autumn Sowing. THE Seeds have been purchased I by our London Agents from the best Merchants, and may be thoroughly relied on as being true to name, and of good quality. We have also arranged for a large supply of Colonial grown Seeds as follow : — Cocksfoot from New Plymouth and Akaroa Rye Grass, Poverty Bay and local Italian Rye Tall Fescue, grown by Mr Jas, Bell, of Kairanga, and others Crested Dogstail, Meadow, Foxtail, Poa Pratensis, Prairie Grass, Timothy, etc. We challenge a comparison in our Prices and Quality oi our Seeds with any Wholesale Merchant. Also on Pale — Cornsacks, Dundee and Calcutta Binder Twine, Hemp and Manilla Fencing Wire, galvanised and black Ribbon Wire, plain and barbed Sheep Dip, McDougall's and Cooper's Oats, Chaff, Bran, and Fowl Feed Agents for the Victoria, Insurance Company, and Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society. STEVENS & GORTON, Feilding, Bulls and Palmerston N, H. DONKIN, OF THE Ready Money Drapeiy, Manchester Street, FEILDING, His Bargains for this Saturday comprise the following Lines : — 3 dozen only CHILDREN'S LINEN PINAFORES, 4d each. Bargains for this Saturday— xMEiVS & YOU I H'S HARD FELT HATS, a limited quantity, 1/6 each. Bargains for this Saturday — 6 dozen CHILDREN'S CREAM LACE PINAFORES, for 4d each. Bargains for this Saturday— A splendid lot of GEN'I'S SATIN TIES for 0d each, at the EEADY MONEY DBAPEEY. Wanted Known. T7OR First-class Blacksmith's Work go to HENRY HOSKING, Bowen Street, next the Forester's Hall, where the prices are lowest and the best workmanship is guaranted. /■■^fiAPPELL'S Pianos, Trichord, ehec ■ V_^ action, in Canadian. "Walnut. cas< Price, 38 guineas.