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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 123, 9 April 1891, Page 4

GOOD NEWS FOB FEILDING. S. D. RADFORD INTENDS holding a Monster Clearing Sale of Drapery and Clothing in Premises Opposite Pollock's Boarding House, where WONDERFUL BARGAINS i aro now being offered to all. (J^rßead our Price List of New Goods > just Imported Direct : — 1 New Drese Stuffs, 4jd to 1/6 per yard 1 New. .Ginghams and Prints, 2/6 and 9/11 per doz New Cashmeres, from 1/3, double ' width New Fancy Broches, 9/Q per doz 1 New Tweeds, from "tj per yard up ' New Fiannellettfis, from 4/6 doz • >ew Habit cloth. 3/6, double width New Wool Tartan, 1/- per yard i>',ew Shirting, 5/6 per'doz 1 $ew Towels, 8 for 1/---1 Nei Linen Tabliugs, 1/3 per yard ' jsew Ladies' Hats, ed^nd Is j ISejr Toilet Covers, 'is each ) > trpng Ticking, 6^d yard Gopd Handkerchiefp^2/6 per doz | Ladies' Jackets, from 5/11 up ! Laaies' Corsets, irom 1/11 up , Heavy Sheeting, from 1/- per yard , White Calico, fa^om^a/ll per doz „' Wkite Calico, from 2/11 per doz Ujibleached Calico, from 2/11 per doz !La 'ies' Silk Mittens, I/-- per pair ! 200-yai-a reels Cotton, 1/ per doz Ladies' and Children's Hose, from 6d per pair ,-i Dress Buttons, 1/- per gross Besjfc Crape only, 1/6 per yard Me^'s Braces. 6d per pair ■ Men's Ties, 8 fcr 1/Remember the Sal&'will last for O-NE MOiM'H OISLY, i S3 Please Call Early to avoid Disappointment.; S. G. RADFORD, I DRAPER AND GLQTHIER. i — _ — — — — — — — — — ■* 1 ! SALSALINE, Tfie Great Food Preservative ' "THIS valuable antiseptic preparation j ■ j is tasteless, odourless and perfectly 1 harmless. It is guaranteed to keep meat, soup, milk, eggs, butter, fish, game, pre- : serves, fruit, wine, and food of c.very des ; j scription sweet and Wholesome till rej quired for use. | ONE SHILLING PACKET J > ' will preserve 20s worth of food ■ j Sold bit all Chemists and Gbocebs i in Is and 2& packets. . ; Wholesale Agent-E. H. C2EASE, GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE , V DEPARTMENt. Lpwest Premiums. , Btate Guarantee. ! PaftiWation ia Profits. i Present Accumulated Fund, over i jei ? 500,9q0. ANNUAL INCOME exceeds £300,000 ; Cash Surplus in 1885, 0ver £242,000 (LAST DISTBIBDTIOH). • TTIHE Bates of Premium now in force in this JL Office are lower than those charged to participating Policyholders by any other Office doing business ipj the Australasian Colonies. It is nevertheless anticipated that, owinK to cueap management and tight i ' mortality, very tiancjswue bonoses 'will become payable to Po'Kyyholder-3 insuring : uiidor existing rates. That this is not a mere , | estimate may bo judged from the fact that, : ,!• under the oJd scale Olffiifraiuraa, from which j j cotnparaiively little' hftint wa3 expected to ' •accrue., mo lofts faan £242,000 of t!ASH HUUI'JjCS, or nearly '25 percent, of the whole ; '. accumulated fuud nt-ch&t date, was found to . hive 'accrued durihgi'tlie. 1 quinquenniuhi ; i ended the Hist Di«umber, 1885. Of this , auiouue £X50,000 was .divided, and Che i balance camea to l'sseyyoi ' v > 'All I'articipa.tiug Paiioies are entitled, on 1 • becoming claims, tc a Prospective Bonus in ] \ adcordan'co witn die, jiTmpuitt of premiums j paid siace chu prececirng'di^tV'ibutiori. Thus | tile adviiutagct: o[ an annual distribution are < secured without the lieayy cost Attaching : there to. ' ! ' J. H. BICHARDSON, I 0] Commissioner jPAINLESS- BENTISTRY. j MB. W^LTE^ E. HALJU,] PRIZE MEDALIST " , Dental Spbokon, j Willis Stbekt, "Wellington. ARTIFICIAL TjpTH fitted to th« ! most ; 'tinker gams with or .without evtraction of stutnps, from 7s 6d per tooth. A cqmpjftte^. set of teeth £5 ss. Every case' to be perfectfor eating and speak, in j?» and life like appearance. Eteht years m practice in Wellington- Hundred of references. 'Mr Geo. "Bastes writes :— The teeth fit | me so perfectly that articulation and ijjasticntion, as weU rj as my appearance has been greatly improved. Mr H, Geogliagan :— " Your new set of teeth gave me ease and comfort equal to th«» natural ones. I shall have great pleasure in recon^tnending you to any pers>on in need of yuch things." Consultation Fbeh. '■> . JAMES PURKISS, BTASWAI ROAD. HALCOMBE, BOOKSELLER and Fancy Goods Importer. All the Latest Periodicals Also Ulrfltrated News and Graphic H. 8. FITZHERBERT, BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Palmerston 'South. MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Securities. N.P,.— Mr gTIZHERBERT will viait Feilding on the day before each sittings of thelT.M.'l'Ourt here, aud may be cdn.itailted at Mrs Hashes Hate), 'Jit by Q^&&Bi^^^.^^,~^ -