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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 2, 4 July 1891, Page 4

I.■ . . INFORMATION (EO SETTLERS AND FAMILIES AT A :" ./DISTANCE FROM FEILDING. ' \.< * CQ^: & DARRAGH, \ G EN E KWI S'f O RE KE6PE R'3, -. 3gfeiebing, iMjyer all free At and x »b'ej6ween the following places every week— '-' BIRMINGH^%. BEAUONSFIELD HALCQMBE^. • ' WAITUNA CAMPBELLT,OWN ' ASHURST ~+" - . |0. & 1), giye special^ attention and quick despatch to all orders sent by Post. ■~ , s, IlthompsonT^ "WISHES THE &MHAL r OF HIS?' .^ijMiS CONSIGNMENT OP '■'. ".-."• SEASONiISLE DRAPERY (QOOOS, \ ''> CONSISTING OF— New Dress Goods, including Serges, Cashmeres, Fancy Dress Goods, Foule Cloth and other lines toairmraerons to particularise, Ulsters, Jackets, Dolmans, •' Fur Boas^ Fur Capes, etc., etc., etc. ■ 'UNDERCLOTHING A SPECIALTY. In Trimmed and Untrimmed Millinery we are quoting very low prices for CASH. Special Orders in this Department will receive prompt attention. New Mantle Drapes, from 6d per yard; Mantel Drapes, Indian hand- work ; Large of Ribbons and Laces. T _______ - CLOTHING. . v.; We are showing a very large Stock in this Department, including Kaiapoi, Wellington, and other Woollen Mills' Goods. • ' — »— ~ ~— — ' - _ FANCY DEPARTMENT. . . , A Superior lot of New Lines/ on 'Display— New Tea Sets, New Dinner Sets, a very large Stock of both hanging arid stand Lamps, Looking Glasses (both stand andf hanging), Vases — a large lot to select froni, ' WXA.TE^ GARDEN SEEDS. .;/.. A Just fjo hand, a very,compfete Stp,ck, and Catalogues containing an extensive range of ■ the choicest Flowerand Vegetable Seeds, and some useful information , I: for* Gardening purposes. ' a t Thompson, RED HOUSE, KIMBQfiTON ROAD, FEILDIN^. N.B.— A consignment of Poisoned Grain coining forward. THEpiiNDERMENTIONED LINES Will bear Comparison with any House in New Zealand — MOkE¥lrCO.'S ■ .".■ ;; ... All Wool Drawers, 4/6 pair k ''. :^# ; , i Men's Moleskin Trousers, 8/11 the pair : .', : Boys' Sailor Suits, §/ll MOHEY &■ GO.'S . q . i!u , Boys' Tweed Suits, 4/11 MOR.EY- &: CO.'S? -B k M Men's Merino Socks, d^a. MOREY & CO.'S Men , BTwseaTop _ |i 9/6 MOREY & GO.'S /' White Canvass Trousers, 2/6 MOREY &CO/S White Kid Gloves, 1/11 MOREY &SGO.S ' .....-•.• Silk Handkerchiefs, from 1/- --■ jt_. ■ THE ABOVE. LINES SPECIALLY PICKED FOR OUR TRADE. ~™PJ_TSB» THOMSON, GENBBAL STOKEKEEPKE, PLUMBBB & TINSMITH. .Has always in stock— GROCERIES, IRONMONGERY, GUTLERY & TINWARE. SWE]|TM_2ATS in Great Variety. Also jusfeopened ap a Fresh Consignment of CROCKERY AND (£MbSWARE FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEASON. CRUETS, GLASS 7 DISHES, TEA AND DINNER SETS, : JjJGS. TEA POTS, &c. Ir fact every article required to make a Table look bright and attractive, and combined with moderate prices will be found most suitable . :' for Christmas Presents. Just arrived-^-Splendid HAMS and BACON for the Christmas Season. P. I. having just procured a CUKVING MACHINE will be able to curve Iron for Verandahs, and to supply Tanks at prices to suit the times. Estimates given for Plumbing Work. Nails, Pumps, Spouting 'and Piping, Syringes, Cyclone Sprays, &c, on hand. All work undertaken will be executed thoroughly. "I71 : E I L D I isrn~^U^lTUR _ SHERWOOD NU n SERY, Jj WAREHOUgH^ AWAHURI. lßaao~|mt plantingleason, iB 9l . Has just received the\l)llowing J. WEIGHTMAN, lines—- :— , Of Awahubi, Austrian Beht-wood &< \A/ HILE thanking his, Patrons For the Kitchen and Wicker-work Chairs . , liberal, support accorded to him r\ nn - Mnfa ■ ■'■ m the past, would intimate that his TTSShrnSr*' 1 WURSEKY STOCK _.earwarugs For the present seaßon ig an a Door Mips, &c,;,&c. ell grown> and wilJ be sup pi iecl at , " , _ . . „ fne lowest remunerative rates. A large assßortmeut cf Furniture of Fruit, Forest, and Shelter Trees, Orall kinds in stock, namental and Flowering Shrubs, Roses, Glass cut to%ny Size. Chrysnnthemums, Herbaceous Plants, and Bulbs, Pot Plants in great variety. Note the address — . All orders will receive prompt attention. Opposite Salvation Army Barracks. . '» he quality of my Fruit and Flowers ye '■ has been tested at the various Local Extqi in TiT3T7\rrh hibitions, and the verdict is written in ibAAU ±$tl_JNl, the chronicles thereof. Cabinetmaker and Upholstbrer, Settlers, beautify your homes and inManchester Street! hiding. '^ANTING. shootin^liqinses. MATTHEW BELFIT, ~~ THE following Qame Licensßs have SADDLER and HARNESS- MAKER, been issued by the local Postmaster : ~r-r \ a j v • n a . rr t oi. ' ' ii w a t> TTAb commenced business in C. Green, I. Churcher., C. 0. Smith, A. thew s shop in Manchester Street, R. Curtis, R. Or. Logan, \V. Or. Haybittle, where he hopes, by good workman D. Downes, P. Bartholomew, D. P, Bvt- ship, moderate charges, and a strict chanan, C. Bull, W. Bellvej W. Light, C. attention to the requirements of CusH. Burnett, A. H. Armstrong, W. L. tomers, to merit a fair share of Pub- .- Fetch, L. Holden, G. Boness, H. H. L. ii c Patronage. y Bilderbeck.H. P., Lancei A- Churcher, C. E.^Harmer, F. E. Cana^bdll, J, C; Hill. [ MATTHEW BELFIT.