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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 26, 18 August 1892, Page 2

Cobbe and Darragh are at present clearing out a big lot of sample and " Job " Corsets much under ordinary prices; they are also offering a large stock of slightly tossed Underclothing at reduced rates.— Advt. The New Zealand Clothing Factory have just received between 200 and 300 patterns of tweed for special measurs consisting of Mosgiel, Kaiapoi, Oamaru. f imaru, Roslyn, Ashburton, and Petone tweeds and worsteds, all orders entrusted to the manager will receive careful and prompt attention. — Advt. S. J. Thompson's sale prices :— Colonial Flannel, grey and white, 10/6 doz. yds ; Welsh Flannel, very wide, reduced to 1/6 ; Dress Goods, 3/11, 4/11, 5/9 per dozen yards ; Boys' and Youths' " Varsity " Caps, 6d each ; Ribbons, 2d yard upwards ; English and Colonial Blankets at cost ; 4-wheeled perambulators, with hood, 29/6 ; 4-wheeled wicker do., £1 ; Children's Boots and Shoes, from 1/11 : Ladies' Hats, great assortment, from 6_ each ; Looking Glasses, on stand, 4/6 up; Looking Glasses, hanging, from 8d ; common Cups and Saucers, 4s 3d dozen. We feel sure that the expenses of the trip would be far more than recouped, and there would be the additional advantage of choosing from the largest and most varied lot of bargain! in the Fro* vince. If this is duly estimated % trip to the Te Aro House big sale will be* come a positive necessity. We would earnestly advise all country settlers to make sure of this opportunity and try, if possible, to pay a risit to the Empire City during the continuance of this big sale at Te Aro House, WeN tingtoa.