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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 122, 12 April 1892, Page 2

Autumn and Winter Announcmeent. Special Discount Purchase. KIRKCALDIEI STAINS 204 Cases FIRST SERIES. 201 Cases KIRKCALDIE and STAINS have much pleasure in intimating the arrival of their first series of 204 cases lof autumn and winter novelties. Special i attention is directed to several lines enu« merated hereafter, as worthy of consider* j able interest. Fashionable Costume Fabrics. Special Discount Purchase of 1260 yards of 40 inch all«irool Cheviot dress tweeds at 2s yard— highly recommended for country wear. In French dress tweeds they are showing some very choice goods in widths of 44 inches, at 3s 6d. 3s 9d, 4s, and os yard ; 50 inches, at 6s, Bs, and 11s yard ; 44 inch camels cloth, at 4s and 5s yard ; 44 inch French foules (30 shades), at 2s 3d. 2s 9d. and 3s yard ; 46 inch French Cashmeres (in all colors), .it 2s 6d, 2s lid, and 3s 6d yard ; 44 inch Navy Estamene serges, at 2s 6d, 2s 9d, 3s, 3s 6d, 4s, and 4* 6d yard ; 38 inch Thibet skirtings, at 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 3s, 3s 6tl, 4s, and 4s 6d yard. French and English Millinery. Kirkcaldic and Stains will forward, on application, Illustrated Plates, showing all the latest shapes in plain and fancy straws, felts, beavers, &c. Mantle Department. Sppcial Discount Purchase -40 per cent off manufacturer's prices in ladies' fashionable mantles and jackets ; three* quarter sealette jackets trimmed, fnr, nnd astrachan, prices 35s 6d to £7 ; three-qnarter capes (plain) 60s to 80s, itrimnied braid) 95s 6d, (trimmed silk) 60s to 90s (with hoods) 90s ; threequarter Dorothy capes (very fashionable) lined with silk and wadding, some with fur hoods, 45s to 635. By the s.s. Doric, large shipments of three-quarter cloth jackets, full length cloaks, odorous mackintoshes, tea and dressing gowns, J blouses, &c. Children's Mantles and Jackets. Special Discount Purchase -50^ per cent off children's reefers, ulsters, jack ets, and cloaks from the manufacturer's prices. Sample garments sent on approval, i New shipments of ladies' and girls' corsets. Ladies' and chiJdrens' woollen underclothing. New shipment of child- j ren's costnmes, the sizes to suit ages from 2 to 12 years. Every requisite in baby linen, &c. KIBKCALDIE & STAINS, Lamb ton Quay, Carpet Warehouse at St. George's Hall, WELLINGTON. ICOMPLETION WE HAVE much pleasure in intimating the com* pletion of our FIRST SHIPMENTS OF AUTUMN and WINTEE GOODS For all departments, of which we invite the early inspection of purchasers AT THE BON MAKCHE, ROSS and SANDFOBD, PALMERSTON NOETH. MR, H. G. FORLONG, SURGEON DENTIST, PALMERSTON. (Late of New Plymouth.) All the most modern improvements iv Operative and Mechanical Dentistry. Mr Forlons; will commence practice upon WEDNESDAY, 13th April, at his Dental Rooms, The Square, Broad Street, buck of the Bank of Australasia. \T IX U. TEIPE, jSUUGEON DENTIST, PALMERSTON NORTH. Next visit will be — FEILDING -Tuesday, 19th April, (one day only.) Mr Teipe may be consulted at his rooms ut the house of Mrs F. KichAnos, corner Warwick Street and Kimbolton Eoad, Country clients for mechanical work will have their train fares paid to and from i > nltner6ton. PEARCES 1 LAND MART Palmep.ston North. WELLINGTON TO FOXTON. "TIHE s.s. QUEEN OF THE JL SOUTH, Captain Hahvky, will leave Wellington every MONDAY and THURSDAY. Foxton- every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. V. R. YOUNG, Agent s.s. Napier. iyi O N K V . MONEY. I have been instructed to invite applications for loans r>F not less than £200, on freehold security. I have also several small sums awaiting investment on freehold or other security. E. 0. HURLEY, Barrister and Solicitor, Exchange Buildings, THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON N.