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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 53, 22 October 1892, Page 3

QPRTVnfT 0 the LadleS ° £ FeUd fe-FRIJNOr ing.— l respectful!} r SPRING direct your attention to mj dis P Ia y° f ' NEW SPRING r b^ KIJN v]u ] MILLINERY, eclipsing ir SPRING beauty and style all previ Q ™ TWn ous efforts of the Milliners bPKIJNU Art in pending. J. B. HAMILTON, Manchester Street. f NOVELTIES w In white Muslin Garabaldis eW New frill fronts; lovely • °? S styles in three-quarter JackJ , ets and Capes, all the very opened. newest shapes . i ace anc j n " silk Mantles ; Sun Shades & Uo ™ e Umbrellas ; new pearl edge an .. Neck Frillings ; new Shirt seethe Prontg with Tie . Pa y Scarves all the craze in silk, Vshot, lisse and chiffon. f NOVELTIES New In light and dark ground Dress Fancy Prints, Zephyrs and Satteens, Floral Delaines, 1 Stuffs French Muslins, Turkey 1 Red Cambrics with black in and white spots, the latest rage. White Swiss emEvery broidered Robes. Very elegant designs in Boxes. Shade Beautiful French Cashmere Robe length?. Eniand I bossed silk fronts. Piles of new dress stuffs in all Make the newest shades and tex Ltures. r THE VALUES . I am offering this season r , will be found second to y. ? none on this coast. The Is, \ choice and variety to select W °- from has been rarely oong c. equal i ec i before in Feilding. U To town residents and JNo one count se ttlers from this Pre + Ssed date I will allow for J° prompt cash ONE SHlLbuy< LING DISCOUNT on all purchases of 20s and upwards. J. B. HAMILTON, MANCHESTER STREET. Cash Exchange CO-OP. QUOTATIONS for prompt cash payments with division of profits : — GROCERIES. Teas, all brands reduced Sugars, 8/6, 9/6, and 10/- per 40lbs Peel, lOd lb Jams, 5s doz Currants, oid lb Kerosine, 11/- case Preserved Meats, lid per 2 lbs Plour, best Roller, 11/9 per lOOlbs Apples, dried, 7^d lb IRONMONGERY, Slashers, long bandied, 4/Axes, men's, 4/Axes, half, 3/6 Braces, 2/11 Saws, hand, 3/Planes, 2/11 Hammers, lid & 2/6 Fire Shovels, lOd Long Shovels, 4/Locks, rim, 1/10 Knives and Forks, 6/6 doz Shot, 5d lb Tacks, 4d packet Paints, ready ior use, 6d lb Roofing Iron, £22 ton Milk Dishes, 24in, 3/6 DIRECT IMPORTATIONS. Direct importations. — Shirtings> dress materials, galateas, flannellettes, ticking, children' overalls and tunics, knicker suits in great variety, men's summer hats, calicos, men's shirts, &c CLOTHING. Clothing.— Colonial tweed suits, men's, 25/- ; colonial tweed trousers, 7/6 ; youth's and boy's suits remarkably cheap. BOOTS AND SHOES. Boots and shoes. — Ladies' walking shoes, 5/6 and 6/6 ; men's walking shoes, 7/9 ; men's kip bluchers, 7/9 and 6/9 ; boys' and girls' shoes and boots very low. Terms : N ett cash with division of profits. THE BEADY MONEY STORE, FEILDING. H. F. JAMMS DESIRES to notify to the Public and his numerous friends that he is now in full swing with the following and many other lines : — GROCERIES, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, BRUSHWARE, TENTS & FLYS. HORSE COVERS, OILSKIN COATS, BOOTS & SHOES, LEGGINGS. ' From the best Makers. TEAS OF ALL BRANDS. All the above lines will be sold at the Lowest Possible Prices. ) Families waited on- and goods delivered daily. H. F. JANNINGS. . PHOTOGRAPHS. ]7^OUND, in Warwick Street, a par- ' col of Photographs (views of 1 Manawatu Gorge. Wellington, Napier, j etc.) Owner can have same by calling at Staii Office, and paying cost of advertisemout.