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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 98, 20 March 1888, Page 3

GRASS SEED. GRASS SEED. STEVENS AND GORTON GRAm AND SEED MERCHANTS I FEBGUSSON STREET, Have just received, ex ship Inver* . oargill, their stock of CLOVERS & NATURAL GRASS SEEDS for Autumn Sowing.. r | HE Seeds have been purchased i • by our London Agents irom 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 j 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 ot our Seeds with any Wholesale Merchant. Also on Sale — Cornsacks, Dundee and Calcutta Binder Twine, Hemp and Manilla Fencing Wire, galvanised and black Ribbon Wire, plain and barbed >heep 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, F eilding, Bulls and Palmerston N. H. DONKIN, OF THE Ready Money Drapery, Manchestsb Street, FEILD I N G , His Bargains for this Saturday comprise the following Lines : — 3 dozen only CHILDREN'S LINEN PINAFORES, 4deaoh. Bargains for this Saturday— <•• MEiVS & YOUIH'S HARD FELT HATS, a limited quantity, 1/6 each. Bargains for this Saturday — 6 dozen CHILDREN'S CREAAi LACE PINAFORES, for 4d eachBargains for this Saturday— A splendid lot of GEIS'I'S SATIN TIES for 6d each, at the HEADY MONEY DRAPERY. Wanted Known. T? OR First-class Blacksmith's Work go to HENRY HOSKING, Bowen Street, next the Forester't Hall, where the prices are lowest and the best workmanship isguaranted. TOB PRINTING m,all its branches *j "'■ executed oh the shortest notiWi at the Stab Office- Charges vcrv teaaoajftble,