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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 74, 19 December 1891, Page 3

FOE ' „" : .\ ■ ; „ . .^||'®; ;^ r . QUALITY, QUANTITY, PRICE, CIVILITY, AND COMFORT MOREY & CO., WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRAPERS & OUTFITTERS, The Bon Marche, Fergusson Street, IS THE ESTABLISHMENT. CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES. COBBE & DARRAGH Have now on view in their New Showroom an - -; IMMENSE VARIETY — OF— . FANCY GOODS, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, • . FANCY BASKETS, AND TOYS. Also, a BIG STOCK of FURNITURE & SADDLERY Being Large Buyers, O. & D: are able to offer EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VALljfe. THE RED fX&mßi. : r ' , Kimbolton ; Road. JUST TO HAM> A BIG STOCK OF CHINA MATTING, PLAIN AND FANCY, In the following widths — 3ft, 3ft 9in, and 4ft 6in. FLOOR CLOTHS & LINOLIUMS In all qualities, 1, If, and 2 yards wide, at Lowest Possible Prices. Agency for Union Fire and Marine Insurance' Co. S. J. THOMPSON, KIMBOLTON ROAD, FEILDING. i •^,,' -^ i , , - '_'__„.. .: J ANOTHER isJillls SPECIAL. '■'■'.. \ GOD SAVE THE - QUEEN ! This is to GIVE NOTICE that ANTHONY BROADBENT, Successor to ■ •■'■■:■ EATLIFF BROTHERS' MAKINO STORES, HAS DETERMINED to give all His Friends and Customers generally throughout the District the benefit of Co-operative and Bonus System of Business or Cash Terms of Payment, commencing on the Ist December, 1891, viz., 3i per cent or 9ct m the pound on ail. Monthly Accounts paid before the 20th of following month, and 5 per Cent, Or 1/in the pound on all Purchases paid within the month or at the time of purchase. A.B. has just received a choice assortment of FANCY ARTICLES, BASKET WARE, &c., &c., FOR Christmas & New Year's Presents. Wishing all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, with many thanks for past favors to the new firm. n IGANTIC SALE of DRAfEKY, ! W, H. BATTEKSHALL, XX CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, WMTJ3R| GRA INEE, GILDER, & Nowgo'ing'onat HOUSE DECORATOR, »ThJE OTHER BOUSE" OVERHANGING done on the (Opposite the" Buckingham Palace j J^ sborfcest noti(je - n toWQ and MANCHESTER STREET country, by experienced workmen. FEILDING. ' We do not intend quoting prices, and Estimates given, would ask the Public not to be misled — — „„.-., by advertisements, but come and Orders may be left at Mr M. Belfit s, judge for themselves. saddler, Feilding. No rubbish, but carefully selected fir] Drapery, &c, at LOWER PRICES than you can buy anywhere along the Coast. — . . . SVENDSEN'S BOOT WAREHOUSE Haye just received consignment or Fancy Goods of excellent value. Manchester Street. Inspection solicited. n n• t- ~Z ™„. n« ooc . Qfnffa TN thanking his customers for the See our Prints. See our Dress Stuffs J^ j^ fa h See our Hats. See our Suits. See £ £ M J our novelties andcompare prices. SveQdßeQ d fe esu . e8 \ u i All articles marked in plain figures. J e P ub . He generally should know rATxnpu t\/t wTr-n that he has now in stock Ladies' Boots JAMlib M. WiCKx, and dhoeS) OhildrenJg Boot 3 and Mana °- Shoes, Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes A. ATKINS, of every known ruako in Europe and (Fellow "Royal Inst. British Architects, the colonies. Assoc. Memb. Inst. Civil Engineers. ) ARCHITECT, WANGANUI. Prices yery reasonable and every article guaranteed. MR. ATKINS makes periodical - — visits throughout the District. " A Merry Christmas and a Happy Mr H. L. Sherwi.ll will arrange inter- New year to all. ; views. • ' ■ ' 8. SVENDSEN.