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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 41, 22 September 1892, Page 3

COBBE k DARRAGH HAVE RECEIVED, Per s.s. " Arawa," from London, > THEIR FIRST SHIPMENT OE 8 CASES OF SPRING GOODS, — Including — NEW DRESSES, SILKS, HATS, BONNETS, MANTLES, CORSETS, UNDERCLOTHING, EMBROIDERIES, AND LACE CURTAINS. These Goods, haying been bought in London in July, include some of the Newest Things Imported INTO NEW ZEALAND, COBBE (^DARRAGH, IMPORTERS. THE RED HOIJSE. THIS SPACE — IS — RESERVED —FOR— S. J. THOMPSON'S NEW ADVERTISEMENT. CO^OP. Spring Goods ! Spring Goods! Spring Goods! FIRST ARRIVAL op 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 geuuine CASH BUSINESS on the Coast. Terms— Nett Cash, or Saleable Produce. J. c thTmpson, MANAGER. THE BON MARCHE, FERGUSSON STREET, FEILDING. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,— We have twenty-seven Cases and Packages of GENERAL 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.

HCENIX ASSURANCE COMPANY, OF LONDON. [Established 1782."] Risks taken at Lowest Current Rates. HUGH L. SHERWILL, District Manager, Offices — Kimbolton Road, Feilding, and Hankins' Buildings, The Square, Palmerston North. AMES FORD VC E , PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER and JEWELLER, Ferousson Street, FEILDING. FEILDING COAL DEPOT. NEWCASTLE, Grey Valley, and Colebrookdale (Westport), as Household Coals. GUARANTEED~BRUNNER NUTS, for Blacksmiths, by truck, ton or sack. BONE MANURE & BONE DUST From Green Bones, for Garden Manure, Neither steamed nor burned. Prices : Very moderate. JOHN DUNLOP The District Lancl and Survey Office, Wellington, September 21st, 1882. NOTICE is hereby given, in term ' of section 117 of "Tbe Land Act, 1885," that John Richard Harper, the selector of Section 30, Block IV, Survey District of Ongo, has applied to transfer tbe same to John Rae. JOHN H. BAKER, Commissioner of Crown Lands WANTED Known— Donnelly's for silver-mounted canes.