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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 29, 5 September 1891, Page 3

2 ' • . THIS SPACE — is — LEFT VACANT — FOR — .' a J. THOMPSON'S b i ' FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT 3 — OF — SPRING GOODS TO OPEN IN A FEW DAYS. APPEOACHING EEMOVAL.' IMPERATIVE CHEAP CLEARING SALE! Our New Brick Store, THE SQUAEE, FEILDINQ, being now nearly finished, we have determined, before vacating our present premises, to offer the whole of our Large and Valuable Stock ac REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH ONLY. It is our intention, as far as possible, to "start in New Store with a New Stock. In order to do so, and also save the trouble and expense of removing our Goods, we are prepared to give Really GENUINE BARGAINS to ? READY MONJiY BUYERS. We will give BARGAINS IN IRONMONGERY ! BARGAINS IN GROCERY & FANCY GOODS ! BARGAINS IN BOOTS ! BARGAINS IN DRAPERY, MILLINERY, & CLOTHING! This being a genuine sale, caused by our approaching removal, heads of families, settlers at a distance, and all who hare ready money which they wish to spend to the best advantage, will find they can effect a big saving by patronising CORBE & DARRAGH'S GREAT REMOVAL SALE. t ..,, J ..^f.,-TfimßTij-Ti-r---"" -■*• • '■*'-*' ■^--^■-■tfT'. **.-' rw..v ir,/' ..•-*-■***"- • ■— -■rfi-iru ,vf"-1' *"*-nT—^B'M'UPMW " NOW STOCKTAKING. OUR ANNUAL STOCKTAKING — IS — NOW GOING ON, To make room for new shipments and alterations to premises WE ARE DETERMINED NOT TO STICK TO MARKED PRICES, BUT TO GIVE TBB PUBLIC A CHANCE OP BUYING GOOD ALL-ROUND DRAPERY, AT A SHADE O^ER COST PRICE. REMEMBER FOR THIS MONTH ONLY. J. C. MO HEY & CO., Drapers, Feilding. petelTthoihson, GENERAL STOEEKBEPEE, PLUMBEE & TINSMITH. Has always in stock— GROCERIES, IRONMONGERY, CUTLERY & TINWARE. SWEETMEATS in Great Variety. Also just opened up a Presh Consignment of . CEOCKERY AND GLASS WAKE FOR THE I CHRISTMAS .SEASON. CRUETS, GLASS DISHES, TEA AISID DINNER SETS, JUGS, TEA POTS, &o. In 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 CURVING 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.

KIWITEA ROAD BOiRD. ' mENDERS will be received by the _1_ above Board up to Noon on SATURDAY, 19th September, 1891— For Trimming and Metalling about 14£ miles, more or less, of the continuation of Kimbolton Eoad, in contracts from 2 to 4 miles. Specifications may be seen at the Board's Office, find at Mr Lowes' Hotel, Birmingham. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. CHARLES BRAY, Engineer Kiwitea Road Board. TO FENCERS. T7IIGIIT miles Stab Fencing to erect, JJJ in sections to suit Contractors, on the Valley and Taonui Roads, near Feilding. Apply D. & W. MANSON, Feilding. TO BUSHFELLERS. JLOUI/ Block, in sections to emit Contractors. Apply to Mr C. J. Bridle, Manager, Staoway, or D. & W. MANSON, Feilding.

PHOTOGRAPHY. W. E. PATTEN RF6PECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of Feilding and the surrounding districts, that he is prepared to receive orders in Landscape and Portrait Photography in all its branches. Portraits taken in all sizes by the rapid Argentic Bromide proces, in any weather. As W.E.P, is in possession of tome of the best apparatus, and having purchased the best instruments and accessories from Mr J. Kirkwood, together with his negatives taken inWanganui, Marton, and Foxton, copies oi the same can be supplied either direct or by the new Bromide enlargement process. C.D."V.s from sixpence each after the first sitting. Fiist- class work guaranteed. The public are invited to inspect proofs. Studio : Makino Road, Feilding. G. W. SHAILER, Mai.y Street, PalmerstoN Nonin, % IT ILL yisit FEILDING every *A WEDNESDAY, at G. W. Fowlks', Manchester Street, where Patrons can have Photographs finished in the Latest Style, including the new Matt Marble TypeG. W. SHAILEB.