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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 13, 19 July 1892, Page 3

My Stock -OF — NEW SEASON'S SEEDS. i Is now opened up, and consists of PACKETS { — OF — Arthur Yates & Co.'s RELIABLE FLOWER & VEGETABLE SEEDS. This is the largest and best assortment I have ever received. These Seeds have, in the past, given universal satisfaction. Messrs Yates and Co. are careful to destroy seeds left over at the end of each season, thus securing to purchasers the choice of only FRESH SEEDS. The Grocery, Crockery, and Ironmongery Departments are well filled with Suitable Goods, at reasonable prices. Special inducements offered to CASH Customers. W. G. HAYBITTLE^ pLE A R ING GALE! IN EVERY DEPARTMENT — AX THE — Red House. A REALLY GOOD TEA SELLING AT 1/6-former price 2/-, RED HOUSE SALE. GLASSWARE REDUCED TO 30 PER CENT, — AT THE — RED HOUSE SALE. £4000 WORTH OF STOCK Will be offered AT COST FOX CASH, — AT — THE RED HOUSE SALE. Giving up certain lines in FANCY GOODS, — AT — RED HOUSE SALEMUST BE SOLD, REGARDLESS OF COST, FOR CASH. CHINA OUPS AND SAUCERS Reduced by 2s per dozen. AXES Selling at this Sale* at net cost. A line of CHAIRS selling at 4/6— same goods usually sold at 5/6. WALLPAPER, SCRIM, TACKS, etc. BOILED and RAW OIL, AT SALE PRICES. PAINTERS SEE TO THIS. OILSKIN COATS From 8/6 —AT Tllfi — Red House Sale. J. THOMPSON, The District Land and Survey Office, Wellington, 11th July, 1892. "VTOTICE is hereby given, in terms ±\ of section 117 of "The Land Act, 1885," that Isaac Moxon, the selector of Section 12, Block VIII, Survey District of Apiti, has applied, to transfer the same to Alice Maud. Kuyvett. JOHN H. BAKER, Commissioner of Crown Lauds.