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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 53, 21 October 1890, Page 3

SPECIAL — TO THE — GENTLEMEN OF FEILDING AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS S. J. THOMPSON Wishes it knovn that he has Received a Large Consignment of KAIAPOI CLOTHING ALSO— ABOUT 500 NEW SAMPLES OP TWEED foi the Purpose of making SUITS to Measure. N.B.— SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THIS DEPARTMENT. SEE THESE GOODS! S. J. THOMPSON, RED HOUSE, FEILDING. COBBE & DARRAGH HAVE OPENED UP THEIR FIRST DELIVERY OF NEW GOODS. Having Imported a considerable portion of their Stock direct, they are able this Season to offer eyen better value than formerly. DREBS~GOODB In all the New Colors. Very special Value in Black French Cashmeres, (imported direct), Prices— 2/4, 8/-, 8/8 and 8/6. Fancy MUSLINS, PRINTS and GINGHAMS— A variety of new Patterns Ladies' and Children's HATS in all the leading styles, FLOWERS, RIBBONS and LACES in Great "Variety. Our MILLINERY is all Trimmed by a Competent and Experienced Milliner, and will be found both Stylish and Inexpensive. COBBE &~DARRAGH GROCEEIES, TEAS AND TOBACOOES Ladies who enjoy Afternoon Tea should try McFERRAN'S TEAS. s' /^ y\s. . s' flour Gents who enjoy a nice smoke should try Y^s' J J l^es£s/^ OCAL * TIMAaIL MoFEEEAN'S LLIEb & chocOLATE TENERIFFE^ X <^^>^ Of all kinds. Old Folbn like them, CI3ARS. /^ r^V^^ ./ \^ AND CHILDREN CBY FOR THEM. s^ Remember you will nerer regret it if you com c /^ TO McFEERAN'S STORE. PETER THOMSON, Tinsmith, Grocer, and Ironmonger, MANCHESTER STRBET (NEXT BANK OF AUSTRALASIA), Has always on hand-— TANKS and SPOUTING TEA TINWARE in endless variety SUGAR NAILS FLOUR ZINC RAISINS PUMPS and PIPING PICKLES HOLLOWARE JAMS OILMAN'S STORES CROCKERYWARE And all other requirements of the Trade, CUTLERY, consistini of CASTING, TABLE & DESSERT KNITES. Just received— SHOT, POWDER & CAPS. He holds the largest assortment of SWEETMEATS in the District. Also, — Pipes and Tobacco. MANAWATU AND WEST COAST AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATIONS' GRAND ANNUAL SHOW MANCHESTER RIFLES. Will bt. h«l4 at PALMERSTON NORTH Manchester Rifle Volunteers will ow parade for Inspection on FRIDAY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY the 24th day of October, 1800, at NOVEMBBB lira and 18«h. 7.30 p.m. The Corps will ftl*o parade /~\VER £400 will bo given in prises, for Volley and Independent Firing on \^y FRIDAY the 81st day of October at Entries close MOHDAY, Noyem--2 pm ' t.-h mi t» * ber 8ri > at 9 P- m - Manchester Rifles will Parade for Prograiames and Entry Forms can Inspection and Muster Parade on te obtained from Messrs Sietkns A FiiiDAY, the 141h November, at g orion 7.80 p.m., vide paragraphs 184, 185 Qr from Volunteer Regulations. Also, Parade q q MILES, for Inspection on the 28th November, ' ' Secretary. at 7.30 p.m. T„ 4 „ VTmo Palmerston North, OWEN PLEASANTS, s , t . 16th 18 9 0. Captain Commanding — VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR jjUiiivit. SALE WJ. GANDT has cool Rtorage for ' ■ 2000 to 3000 kegs Butter in his WAPWrnlr m ctim FlTlT.nTNft cellnr under the National Mutual Life WARWICK STREET, FEILDING. Association's Bailding, Custom.bouse ~~~" Quay. Butter received for sale, ship- /CONSISTING of one acre of land ment to London, or for storage only. \J with the follnwing baildingi : - A«ent fo» the sale of Pond's Putent En- 1 fi ve roomed Hcmse, 1 Dairy, 1 amelled Butter Boxes, en » B Cottage and suitable oat-bnild-W. J. GANDY, ings, 1 six Called utaWe in fir§*-«l*8B 6, Grej Btre«t Wellington, N.Z order, -with large loos« box, alto two , ..-,, I, cow bnila and granary, A*., &o. TO DAIRY-FARMfittS. ?fce orchard is ± oi »n tcr*. if*ll ' fkceked with, grgfc-claea Keail f»e»9 in TaE undersigned is a C** Bwyer full bearing, for other parttctlfu-a of Good Fresh Buttet in »cj a^jjiy to - - quantity, delivered at Makino Factory. ' J ObEPH BELFIT, ■W, W. CORPB. Oa the premiew, or by letter.