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Feilding Star, Issue 155, 31 July 1888, Page 3

The New Zealand Railway returns for four weeks ended 23rd June show gross receipts of £71,382 as against £73,062 last year, and expenditure £50.877, against £53,418. On the Wellington line the receipts and expenditure were respectively £4078 and £4103, compared with £4465 and £3485 last year. The public will be pleased to learn that S. J. Thompson, of the Red House, has just opened up 20 cases of winter drapery (latest fashions), comprising dress materials, tnmmings, hosiery, laces, gloves, men's clothing, Crimean and woollen shirtings, etc. For cash the prices are lowest in town.— Advt. j Now that we may expect some cold j weather and the Winter is duly setting j in, the matter of purchasing Flannels is | a very important one, and " one who 1 knows" advises all and sundry to either J buy personally or send their orders to ! the Wholesale Family Drapery Ware- j house, Te Aro House, Wellington. Wk have an immense stock of Flan- ! nels for the present season that are un \ usually cheap in price and geod in qual- ' ityi comprising — Ist, a lot of useful imitation Welsh at 4|d, 6|d, B|d, lOfcd, and Is per yard ; 2nd, a very nice soft make called super medium Welsh at Is. Is 3d. Is 6d, and up to 2s 6d per yard; 3rd, heavy Welsh Flannels a very strong make at Is, Is 3d, Is 6d up to 2s 6d per yard, at Te Aro House, Wellington. 4th, A very fine make of Flannel with pink list called Saxony Electoral at Is, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is 9d. 2s, and 2s 6d per yard. sth, " The Lancet" Flannel — this is a special outcome of tbe celebrated Healtheries Exhibition in London, which can be depended on for comfort and wear, and is guaranteed by one of the best makers of tbe day. and the holder of a prize medal ** not to shrink" — prices are In, Is 3d, l« 6-i. 1" 9d, 2s. 2s 3d, and these can only be obtained at the WholettiAe Family Drapery Warehouse, Te Aro House* Wellington. .