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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 141, 26 May 1892, Page 3

""■'■ SPECIAL CHEAP PRICEo FOR THIS MONTH J. B. HAMILTON'S, MANCHESTER STREET, HAVING effected large purchasei from the manufacturer! through their agencies, I am in i position to offer exceptionally goot values. NO HOUSE IN THE TRADE Ou this Coast can do the thing better. if as well. My prices are well known in this and surrounding districts tc be entirely in touch with the people. Business Motto : " Small Profits, Quick Returns." 1 £A ladies' fashionable Felt Hats, .I.OU the Brighton and Alpine at 4/6 to 9/6, all tho rage for walking, driving, or riding. Cl* Lovely Sealette Jackets, heavy and warm, satin liDod, without exception the best value ever seen in Feilding, in three sizes. 30/- each, honestly worth 49/-. r A Ladies' Tweed and Cloth Ulsters, Ov the correct cut and finish, in all sizes, prices 12/6 up; Girls', from 4/6 100 Dress Lengths, wonderful values. 12 yards strong fancy stripes, at 6s each 12 yards strong fancy stripes, at 6/11 each 12 yards strong melton cloth, at 9/6 each 12 jards striped dress tweeds, at 10/---each 12 yards plain dress serges, at 12/---each Heavy twilled Melton cloths, at 1/3 yard iva" pairs Gauntlet Kid Riding | Ij Glovo?, direct from the actual manufacturers, at 4/9 P a ""> bc-st value in I be Colony. FUR TIPPETS ! FUR TIPPETS ! Grand Choice aud sterling good Values, at 4/6, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6, up to 30/-. These are the cheapest furs in Feilding. 1 f^AA y ar(^ s °f splendid all-wool JLOUU New Zealand manufactured Flannels, iv white, Shetland, and Orkney greys, rare value, at Is, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9, 2/- yard. "1 r*A P a i r s of imported Blankets _l_Dl/ and Rugs at specially cheap prices. Good white Blankets for single beds at 9/6, 12/6, 15/- the pair. For double beds at 16/6 to 30/- pair; Blue Blankets, 7/6 pair ; silver grey at 12/6 pair; splendid values iv heavy browu Bush Rugs, 5/11 and 7/6. Table Napkins, 6d each or 5/6 doz Unbleached Table Damask, 1/3 yard Colored Velveteens, 1/- yard Try j. B. HAMILTON For your Drapery and Clothing KIWITEA ROAD BOARD. mENDERS will be received by the JL above Board up to Noon on FRIDAY, 27th May, 1892, For the supply and delivery of about 600 cubic yards of Gravel on the Kimbolton Road, and the Southern Boundary of tbe Birmingham Township. Specifications nnd general conditions may be seen at the Board's Office, Feilding. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. CHARLES BRAY, Engineer Kiwitea Road Board. \ SSEMBLY ROOMS, FEILDING IMPORTANT AMUSEMENT EVENT. MONDAY NEXT, MAY 30th. ftllfl 7AII A Grind, Unique and Novel Snazelle 1 U S>l£<blA7Pllp ANDS * OM - Ollu/iulluj Pictorially IllustratedFood for tho Eye, the Ear, and Mind. I Not a dull minute iv it ! " An incomparable performance."— London Times. Pbioes: 3/-, 2/-, and 1/-. Business Representative— MR. R. GOURLAY. ~~~ A SERVICE OF SONG, Entitled FARMER HOLROYD'S «TI ARVEST OUPPER," Will be given iv the MAKINO SCHOOL-ROOM, ON 27th MAY. Proceeds in aid of building a Methodist Church at Makino. To commence at 8 p.m. Admission, Is. INTERNATIONAL TUG-OF-AVxAR CONTEST. Commencing in the THEATRE ROYAL, PALMERS TON NORTH, ON THURSDAY, JUNE 9. FIRST prize, £20; s^ond prize. £10. Teams of SIX Men. Entries of teams (with names of competi tors and weights, accompanied by a im of Is per man) must be made on oi before Thursday, 2nd June, with tlu Secretary, Mr A. M. Kay. Admission, 2s and Is. Doors opei at 7.30. We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that the sum of £30, prize money in above contest, has been de posited with us : — G. M. Snelson, H S. Fitzherbert, W. Park, J. G. Rush A. Nannestad, J. Linton. HAVING First-class Workmen, am prepared to execute an; i orders for all kinds of Furniture. Al work guaranteed to be made of wel seasoned timber and best materials I. Brent, Furniture Warehouse, Man i ohester Street, Feilding. IRON Bedsteds, Wire Mattrasses Spring Mattrasses, Flax Mai trasses, Kapock Beds and Pillow. 6 ' Flock Mattrasses and Pillows, a Brent's Furniture Warehouse.