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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 48, 8 October 1892, Page 2

What business has brought the prices down and is determined to keep them down ? Why, of course, the Cash Exchange Co-Op, Feilding, where everything may be had at lowest cash rates with division of profits. Fancy and fashionable, useful and ornamental, all reduced to zero prices for cash. Patronise the only real cash business in the district. See our price list in this issue. — AiiVT. Cobbe and Darragh have received the new season's samples of tweeds and fancy suitings, from which they are now taking orders for suits to measure. Big variety to choose from, moderate prices, no deposit required, and fit guaranteed. — Advt. We are abundantly satisfied with our buyers selections of Spring Dress Fabrics. They are all of the newest materials, and in the most fashionable able colorings. Our country friends should send at once for patterns, which will be forjiarded, postage free, from Te Aro House, Wellington. — Adat. Special Remnant and Oddment Sale afc the Red' Houae. Remaauts of Dress Goods accumulating from the late great sale ; remnants of Print ; short lengths of Calicos ; remnants of Sheetings, grey and white ; remnants of Shirtings ; short lengths of D.ress-Jin}ngs. A few cheap Colonial-made Suits, in boys and men's ; Art Muslins, in useful lengths, at the Remnant Sale. This sale of Oddments will last only a few days. — Advt. Messrs Ross and Saudford of the Bon Marche, beg to intimate the arrival of their first shipment of Spring and Summer goods ex cargo steamer Ruahine, comprising the largest delivery ever received by thorn at one time. They are now rn'akiiig their first show for the season in all departments, fuller particulars of winch will" appear at 'a future date. Ro§s and Sandford, The Bon Marche, Pal* merstou North.— Advt.