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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 32, 1 September 1892, Page 3

COBBE & DARRAGH HAVE RECEIVED, Per s.B. " Arawa," from London, THEIE FIEST SHIPMENT OP 8 CASES OF SPEING GOODS, — Including — NEW DRtSSES, SILKS, HATS, BONNETS, MANTLES, CORSETS. UNDERCLOTHING, EMBROIDERIES, AND LACE CURTAINS. These Goods, haying boen bought in London in July, include some of the Newest Things Imported INTO NEW ZEALAND. COBBE (STdARRAGH, IMPORTERS. the red House. — —^— i THE CLEARING SALE — OF — DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, CARPETS, OILCLOTH, and LINOLIUMS STILL CONTINUES. SENSATIONAL REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN EFFECTED TO INDUCE AN EARLY CLEARANCE THE FANCY GOODS WILL BE SACRIFICED. The Grocery Department HAS NOT BEEN SPARED. I The Prices are now as low as in Wellington. This is a matter which hundreds will testify as to its genuineness. S. J. THOMPSON. PROPRIETOR. CCKOP. Spring Goods ! Spring Goods! Spring Goods! FIRST ARRIVAL of SEASONABLE DRESS MATERIALS, PRINTS, PONGEES, &c., All of which will be sold at our low CO-OP. PRICES, with DIVISION OF PROFITS, — AT THE — CASH EXCHANGE COOP The only genuine CASH BUSINESS on the Coast. Tkkjis— Nett Cash, or Saleable Produce. j. c. thTTmpson, MANAGER THE BON MARCHE, FERGUSSON STREET, FEILDING. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.— We have twenty-seven Cases and Packages of GENEHAL DRAPERY coming forward for the SPRING SEASON. To make room for such a LARGE SHIPMENT we have decided to STILL FURTHER REDUCE THE PRICES on our present stock. BALL MATERIALS AT COST. Faithfully yours, J. C. MOREY & CO.

The District Land and Survey Office, Wellington, 29th August, 1892. IVTOTICE is hereby given, in terms jji of section 117 of "The Land Act, 1885," that George Richardson (Junior), the selector of Section ii, Block XIV, Survey District of Apiti, has applied to transfer the same to George Richardson (Senior). JOHN H. BAKER, Commissioner of Crown Lands. MANAWATU ROAD BOARD, AWAHURI BRIDGE. | NOTICE is hereby given that the Awahuri Bridge will be closed until further notice for all traffic on and after WEDNESDAY, the 1 7th instant, the bridge being under repair. WALTER RUTHERFORD, Clerk. Palmerston North, 15th August, 189^ A splendid display of all kinds of Furniture to be seen at the i Manchester Street Furnishing Ware- ! house ; prices reasonable.— {sane j Brent, Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer. I

CAIITHEWS NEW LIST OF RELIGIOUS BOOKS : Holy Land and the Bible, by Giekie, 25s Life of Christ, by Farrer, 9s Bible Cyclopedia, by Eadie, 8s 6d Life and Work of Christ, by Halleson, 'is 6d Full Salvation, by Haslem, 3s The Lord is Coming, by Haslem, 3s Child's Life of Christ, 16i Child's Bible. 13s 6d Parallel Bible, 10s 6d Tongue of Fire, by McArthur, 3s Life and Light, 3s Stories for Saints and Childhood, 5s Book of Worthies, 3s Missionary Points and Pictures Preachers, by H. P. Hughes, 3s Beneath Two Flags, by Booth, 3s Conquering Christ, by McLaren, 3s Message to the .Multitude. Spurgeon, 3s Puncheons' Lectures, 4s 6d Bibles, in all bindings and sizes Prayer Books, Catholic Piety, Wesley's Hymns Sankey and Moody, and other hymns Agents for : New Zealand Insurance Co., Colonial Mutual Life Assurance, and Dresden Pianoforte and Organ Co. WILLIAM CAKTHEW, Booksellerjind Stationer. "slaughteiungTicense" "VTOTICE is hereby given that I X 1 intend, at the next meeting of the Manchester Road Board, to apply i for a License to Slaughter great and ! small Cattle on Section No. 43, Sub- ! division H, Manchester Block. i DUGALD HENDERSON I Butcher, Colytou.