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Feilding Star, Volume X, Issue 115, 4 April 1889, Page 3

AUTUMN AND WINTER GOODS AT THE IR/IEID HOUSE. S. J. THOMPSON, In announcing the Second Arrival of AUTUMN & WINTER DRAPERY would point out that the Purchases for the forthcoming WINrER SEA ON have been made on an exteutswe scale. The Leading Lines are :— . DRESS GOODS, in great variety CASHMERES, at 1/6 (Colored) CASHMERES, .2/- (Black) PLUSHES, in all the Leading Shades TRIMMINGS. RIBBONS, LACES, FEATHERS, &c. LADIES' MACINTOSHES, ULSTERS, and JACKETS | Five- dozen LADIES.- HATS, in all the Newest Trimmings. This is a job line. All at 3/- each A large assortment of GLOVES and HOSIERY to open in a Day or two. MEN'S CLOTHING— Kaiapoi, Wellington anAother makes largely represented BOY'S KNIdEER SUITS (Imported and Colonial.) ■".'■■.,-' Suits made toMeas^e. \ BOOTS in the S ""?Sebrate*'^ZßAi>W^'''--"ftnd "STANDARD-" MakesCROfKEHX, in Din 'ner "Sßtß? Tea Sets, and General tock. Our Importations to date consist of the Contents of Over 20 Gases and Packages, And we can well afford to cßallenge Inspection and Comparison. S. X^ THOMPSON, RED HOUSE, KIMBOLTON ROAD, FEILDING. "WIITTBK/, 1889. C. BROWN Wishes to inform his numerous Customers that his first Shipment of New Winter Drapery has Arrived, AND IS ON VIEW AT MANCHESTER HOUSE. New Cashmeres, Black and Colored New Feathers and Wings, in endless New Flannels and Flannelettes yariety New Costume Cloths. Plain & Striped New Plushes, Velvets and Velveteens Ntw Hats, all shapes and colors And other Fancy Goods too numerous to mention. In our BOOT & SHOE DEPARTMENT we have just opened n Large Consignment from the celebrated firms of Lightband & Allen and the Standaki) Make MEN'S'* BOY'S CLOTHING— We are again to the front with all the Goods new and fresh, which should be seen to be appreciated. . CHRISTOPHER BROWN, MANCHESTER HOUSE, FEILDING. COBBE AND DARRAGH Beg to announce that they have purchased for the Coming Season a large and more varied Stock of GENERAL AND FANCY DRAPERY Than they have ever before had the Pleasure of showing. THEIR FIRST DELIVERY OF NEW GOODS WILL BE MARKED OFF & READY FOR INSPECTION DURING THE FIRST WEEK . OF APRIL. Special attention has been paid to their Dress and Millinery Purchases, And the Value and Variety cannot fail to give satisfaction. COBBE & DARRAGH, CASH EXCHANGE, FKIVDING.

- MANCHESTER, BUTCHERY, KIMBOLTON^RoAD. THE following arfl: the Cash Prices for Meat whioh will' now be charged at my shop •:■ — Prime Beef - - 3d per lb Boiling „ ... 2d to2£d Corned „ ... 2d to 3d Mutton 2^dto3d Veal, best cuts ... 4d per lb Pork " 4d per lb Beef Sausages „. 4d per lb Pork „ ... Gdperlb THOMAS HIRST, MiCBBSTER BVTfI HE RT. Feildmg, Nov 10, 1888 SECTION FOR SALE. A 40 acre section, containing 30 acres cleared, fenced, and laid down in grass ; 10 acres of good bush, with a five-roomed substantially built house, with iron roof and verandah. Outhouses, Cook-houw*, Barn, with Stockyard, &c. Two wells of good water, and two water tanka. Well stocked Orchard and Garden. The property is favorably situated on the Makino Road, within one mile of the State School. For further particulars as to price and terms apply personally, or by letter, to - O. P. MAI, Makino. fry o f anne rs . WANTED KNOWN, Tbat thp Undersigned are CASHBUYERS OF OATS, CHICK WHEAT, AND ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE In any quantity AT HIGHEST MARKET PRICES. V JOSEPH NATHAN &.G&, A ' • : READY MONEY;STORE, 2 PAEMER &f ON ' N-0-E$ If, I7IOR SALE— Clean Was.tel ?apeii-. y at the STikOffic&'i; . ' /•. <;

"XTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE" i\ COMPANY, FIEE AND MARINE. Capital, £1,000,000; paid-up, £200,000 Reserve and lie-lusurance fund, £235,000. Agencies in Feilding, Halconibo, Pa merston North, Sandon, and Foxton R. M. SIMirSON, Manager Lambton Quay Wellington, WELLINGTON TO FOXTON. THE s.B NAPIER, Captain Harvey, will leave Wellington every MONDAY and THURSDAY. Foxton- every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. F. E. YOUNG, • Agent s.s. Napier. Tl/TAKINO STEAM SAWMILLS. W. W. CORPE, Proprietor. Potara and all other kinds of Timbei (dressed and undressed). Orders executed promptly at the above Mill ANAWA.TU~& WEST COAST AGRICULTURAL & PASTOKAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL MEETING. THE Annual Meeting of the Members of the above Association will be held at the Ofifioe of the Manawatu Road Board, Pulmerston North, on SATURDAY, April Gth, at 2.30 p.m., for the purpose of electing Officers and Committee/and General Businoss, *'■ . S'ecretarj,^ JOB PRINTING m all its brandies executed on the shortest notice at the Star O/Sce very reasonable.