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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 99, 18 February 1892, Page 3

In anticipation of the approaching Festive Season, I have thoroughly replenished my stock in every department, which will compare ;MOST FAVOEABLT i ■ ■ With any other on the coast FOR QUALITY — AND — VARIETY. I have all the NEW FBUITS Required at this time, and a GRAND STOOK OF FANCY CHINAWAEE, BESIDES A Very Complete Assortment OF CARVERS. KNIVES, FORKS & SPOONS, And many other articles most suitable for presents. A new lot of Paperhangings JUST OPENED UP. W. 6. HAYBITTLE. GKEAT ~ DRAPERY SALE. GIGANTIC KEDUCTIONS. Cheapest Sale Ever held in Feilding. J. B. HAMILTON Is now running off the balance of all Bummer stock, together with firstclass Family Drapery at the following desperate cheap prices for cash. COUNTEY SETTLEES Visit my First Great Cheap Sale. Prices perfectly irresistible. I am Selling Fine Grey Calicos from 2/- V eT dozen Fine White. Calicos from 2/11 per doz Crewdsons' and Horrocks' celebrated Family Calicos, 3/11 doz 72-iuch White Twill Sheeting at 1/ yd 7 2 -inch Grey Twill Sheeting at 1/ yd Splendid Cretonnes at 3£ yard 6£d Summer Dress Stripes for 3£ yard 7£d Summer Flake Cloths for s£d yard 9£d Summer Flake Cloths for 6£d yard Good Washing Prints for 3£d yard Good Washing Ginghams for 4£d yd White Pinafore Muslins for 2d yard Liberty Art Muslins for 4£d yard Strong Galatea Stripes for 4£d yard Good Harvard Shirtings for 4£d yard Flannelettes, 3£d Flannelettes, 4£d (Silf* BALANCE OP STRAW HATS from 2^ each. Little Gems from 6d each. All other new shapes almost given away. Balance of Trimmed Milliuery for about half usual prices. Summer Jackets immensely reduced. Dust Cloaks immensely reduced. MEN'S CLOTHING Immensely reduced in price. BOYS' CLOTHING immensely reduced in price. VISIT VISIT VI>IT VISIT without delay and share in some of the Wonderful Cheap Bargains at J. B. HAMILTON'S Firßt cheap sale in Feilding 1892. SUMMER GOODS 1892. MISS STEWAET (LADIES' EMPORIUM.) ! IS now showing a large assortment of new Hats and Bonnets, together with all the necessary Flowers, Feathers, Kibbons, Laces, Areophanes, Nots, Ornaments etc. New Gloves, new Frillings, new Hosiery, new Corsets, Children's Sun Bonnets and Hats. The Dressmaking, under Miss Scott, is now such a pronounced success that nothing further need be urged, except to request Ladies to place their orders early, and so preyent disappointment. Agent ior Miss Bacon's Fancy Work.