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Feilding Star, Volume XIII, Issue 150, 16 June 1892, Page 2

We have the pleasure to announce the arrival, ex Tekoa, of pur second direct shipment of seasonable and fashionable drapery, comprising ?17i cases and bales for all departments, We fa% i^inspgap tion of the goods, 'and cbmpaHs6^6rthe prices at the. Bon MarcKe. Boss and Sandford, PalzaerntVO. Jf »rtb ■ — AUTT, An eminent physician says itthJelpuol lie would drink less tea and jnore. Qoffee there would bp a great many, less suffer* ers from thai;, troublesome complaint — indigestion. (Crease's ' AX 3 QoSee is -the best. Sold onfyin 1 and l^2ll> 'toteif 1 '* the following ; i^ni^^,^ut4^S eels will be sent to any address hy par* eel post, carriage paid, oh redeipt^oi the amount in cheques,: postal, or tanlbnotesj money orders, by James Smith, Te Aro House, Wellington. • :; , •. TJ^y/ Bimi {i Parcels No. 6 - contains 7yds black French merino, 6yds sclioia^lininc, 2yd& body lining, 2doz jet buttons, sUS- Wm? ming. silk twis^ : braids chooksildelhng, dress bone, 2 pairs blaok cashmere hose--1 black-, fur peastrj^n. fThe, lo^j[oojto carriage paid.r— Te ja.ro I^OUffK Wel^igi ton, . r,:r- ':,-;"u'[-P It will be seen by an adyertisement in another column that Mr J, J. Cnrtis, of Grey street, Wellington, draws r the -jittention of the tradespeople and otWfS to the goods consigned to his'cire.-, Con* signees at present suffer from delay in transit at Wellington and the consequent expenses of storage, which-! wdum entirely avoided. Those wishing to sinEparcels or presents to wishing l to parcels or presents to Enrepe "6 Ire* minded that he Bis ac^ieap proinpi Ue'-a livery bj each ditect steamers ' for q^difit don. Parcels so sent-are delivered at the dQor! of • consignee, :if iristruct&a. It is also notific4 that>ia r has; special con* WanceffoEjfche-Mmoral ofe fanmtarKM* luggage. Castom -iHonso c > work is, of course, a necessary branch of his busi. ness.— Adit;: •.? ~; ' v. r, r i ~tf