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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 145, 4 June 1892, Page 2

Cobbe and Darragh b&ve imported a big lot of English blankets' arid^raggT They have also received a full assorttneut of colonial blankets direct from the i; makers. Prices are lower- this season }'- than last. ' •■."-'- ■'■ "■'■■■' ':■.;■•": :'-U The following wonderful 7 'bargam^par. : eels will be sent to any address by par« eel post, carriage paid, on receipt of the amount in cheques, postal or bank notes, money orders, by James Smith; TeATO' House, Wellington; '-:■■> Parcels No. 6 contains 7yds black French merino* 6yds sclicia lining 2yds body lining, 2do^ jet buttons, silk trim, ming, silk, twist, braid, hooks, Delting,dress bone, 2 pairs black cashmere hose* 1 black fur pastrpij^: /The lot for 425, carriage paid;^ l^ Aro H6tt«& Welling* ton. -*.\?- : iV?r ■•'£fi7£iijS> Parcel No. 3 consist bti dress length of useful Cheviot tweed, 4yds skirt lining 2yds body lining, 2Wo? r buttgns. 6 x&* good white calico, 6yds stri^flartfel•tte, 1 brown fur boa, 2 pairs black o»*b>& mere hose. The lot, carriage paid, for 31s — Te Aro House, Wellingtosf aA I M < In a; replace advertisement jMesjrjjj Allan and ,Co.v announcei thMm&bm* secured the services. of_ Mr W. B- Rete* hams and bacon: which are equal to anj othew inifo Colony, ~ui Xtf :j UQ