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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 115, 26 March 1892, Page 3

P. THOMSON HAS JUST IMPORTED DIRECT FROM HOME A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK Of Holloware and Cooking Utensils, including Enamelled Stewpans, Copper Kettles, Copper Pans, Cake Tins, Patty Pans, extra strong Hand Bowls, and Wash-up Basins. Ateo, — AN ENTIRELY NEW LINE In Bedroom Ewers, Basins, and Hot Water Jugs in Japanned and fancy colours. MANCHESTER STREET, FEILDING. "Special tea list — AT THE— RED HOUSE, KIMBOLTON EOAD, FBILDING. The following Brands of Teas are Now Stocked IN LARGE QUANTITIES — AT THE — ZR/331D HIOTJSEINDIAN & CHINA TEAS— " TIGER " BRAND INDIAN & CHINA TEAS— "DARJEE LING" BRAND These Teas I import direct from Melbourne, are very popular, and are put up in slb, 101 b, lib, and £lb packets. Also, all the Blends of NELSON MOATE & CO.'S CELEBRATED TEAS. ALso, the Packets and Tins of THE EMPIRE TEA CO.'S BLENDS. S. J. THOMPSON, TEA IMPORTER. REMNANTS ! REMNANTS ! REMNANTS ! COBBE k DARRAGH Have a large number of useful lengths of CALICOS, PRINTS, GALATEAS, DRESSES, FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS, CRETONNES, & HOLLANDS, All of which have been marked at greatly reduced prices in order to clear. They are also selling the balance of their stock of PRINTS AND SUMMER DRESSES at REDUCED PRICES In order to make room for a LARGE SHIPMENT OF NEW GOODS Now en route from London. JOB LINES —ATMOREY k CO.'S, The Bon Marche, Fergusson Street, FEILDING. 20 DOZEN Ladies' Bummer Straw Hats, this season's, to be cleared at one shilling each. I 5 DOZEN Girls' Straws in all shapes, this season's goods, to be cleared at one shilling each. 6 DOZEN Men's and Boys' Straw Hats, all this season's, to be cleared at one shilling each. 35 DOZEN Children's Holland Pinafores, nicoly trimmed, to be cleared at i one shilling each. 36 PAIR Ladies' Corsets, ranging in price from 4/6 to 10/6, all to be cleared at 3/11 the pair. Note.— All our goods are bought in the best market for cash ;we are, therefore, in a position to place before the public a good article at a very moderate price. MOREY~& CO., FEKGrUSSON STREET, FEILDING.

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