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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 106, 7 April 1888, Page 3

"ttEXJD HOTJSE," KIMBOLTON ROAD, FEILDING. } JUST OPENED (further shipments to arrive shortly)— NEW DRESS GOODS NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS NEW LACES and FANCY VELVET for Trimming A Splendid Show of KAIAPOI GOODS A Splendid Show of BOOTS, both in English and Colonial makes The very Best Value in LADD3S' KID BOOTS ; only require to be seen to be appreciated ; 10s Cash. All ENGLISH-TRIMMED MILLINERY will be cleared at landed cost for Cash ; for instance, Hats, 16/6, reduced to 10/11 ; Hats, 12/6, reduced to 8/11. Auckland-made STRAW HATS (new shapes) About two dozen BEADED DOLMANS (direct importations) to clear at landed cost. Imported BLANKETS, from 4/11 each. It is impossible from such a large Stock bb is now shown at the RED FOU^E to give an idea of our prices. The best plan for visitors is to have a good all round inspection, and form their own conclusions. N.B,— Our GROCERY and HARDWARE Departments were never so completely stocked as at present, and prices ruling at tbe Lowest Ebb. S. J. THOMPSON, IMPORTER, KIMBOLTON ROAD, FEILDING. i— ——————^ — — — — ■ FEILDING, aisT Maboh, 1888. MRS SMITH BOUGHT OF J. C. MOREY & CO., DRAPERS & OUTFITTERS, FERGUSSON STREET. To 2 yards Black Silk Fringe ... ... 8 6 „ 4 reels Cotton ... ... •>. H ' 6 „ 1 pair Braces ... ... ... ... 6 6 „ 1 Flower ... ... ... ... 6 6 „ 2 pair Gloves ... ... ... ... 8 6 „12 yards Trimming ... ... ... 1£ 6 „ 1 pair Bootes ... ... ... ... 6 6 „ 1 Belt ... ... ... ... 6 6 „ 1 piece Frilling ... ... ... 6 6 „ 1 pair Hose ... ... ... ... 6 6 „ 1 pair Sox ... ... ... ... 6 6 „ 1 pair Kid Gloves ... ... ... 6 6 „ 12 packets Hooks ... ... ... £ 6 „ 6 dozen Linen Buttons ... ... 1 6 „ 6 yards Coloured Lace ... ... ... 1 6 „ 12 reels Coloured Cotton ... ... £ 6 „ 6 dozen Shirt Buttons ... ... ... I 6 „ 1 card Coloured Trimming ... ... 6 6 „ 1 pair Cuffs ... ... ... 6 6 : „ 1 Silk Square ... ... ... 6 6 £ 10 0 PAID J. C. MOREY & CO. This List was picked up last week, and it will give some idea how Goods are being SOLD at THR BON MARCHE. Any of the Goods mentioned can be had in Large or Smaller Quantities. ■' .'...' ' _ ' ■ ' — q THE GREAT DRAPERY SALE. i ALTERATION OF HOURS. ■W- oxaJ^R/Ik: &c go. BEG to advise their numerous patrons, that in response to a request made by His Worship the Mayor, of Feilding, on behalf of the Early Closing I Association, we have resolved during the remainder of our stay in this town, to conform to the recognised hour of closing, viz., 6 o'clock every night, except Saturdays. We feel that this explanation is due to our many friends who were expecting us to keep open till 9 o'clock p.m., and whilst doing our utmost to study their interests, we should be sorry to be the cause of the hours of our fellow Drapers being lengthened, we therefore have much pleasure in acceeding to their request made through His Worship. OUR STAY WILL BE LIMITED, And as our Goods are MUCH SOUGHT AFTER, we would advise all our friends to COME EARLY IN THE DAY to avoid the crush in the afternoon. General Drapery and Clothing at unheard of Prices. Address— Mß J. 0. THOMPSON'S SHOP, Manchester Street. G. B. CLARK, MANAGER.

SAVE THE DOCTORS! FEES 1 ! ! BY Purchasing Boots and Shoes at the Cheap Clearing Sale to be continued a few weeks longer at THOMPSON'S OLD STORE, Manchester street, Feilding. Most of those now on sale have been just made to Special Order and are all Hard Wax Closed, therefore, stitching cannot fail. They are the Best Value ever offered to the public. Ladies* Boots and Shoes, 6/9, 7/9, 8/9, 9/9, 10/6 ; former price, 12/6 to 18/6. Gent's Elastic sides, 11/9; Walking Shoes, 9/9, very strong; best and finest quality, 11/9 ; Watertights trom 12/9 ; Boy's and Girl's -chool Boots from 6/-; Infant's from 1/S. PAGAN, Bulls and Feildino. NETJFELD'S Pianos and Pianettes, also good second-hand Pianos, guaranteed sound and stand well, may be had from H. Collier & Co. , Victoria Avenue CIBAPPELL'S Pianos, Trichord, chec j action, in Canadian Walnut case k«iiee, 38 guineas.