Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 112, 11 March 1893, Page 3

c . Prepare for the great Temperance Demonstration in Feilding on Easter ] Monday by carefully JJI^MMJBINO the following :- ] THE CASH EXCHANGE CO OP. CO. having purchased a complete stock of ' BOOTS and SHOES At 50 per cent, off Invoice Prices, offer for Immediate Sale the following EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS:— Infants' Boots, in variety, at ls 3d to ls 9d Children's Leather Boots, 4 to 6, at 2s 9d pair Children's Leather Boots, 7 to 9, at 3s 6d to 3s 9d Boys' Strong Leather Nailed Boots, 10 to 13, at 4s 6cl to 49 9d Girls' Strong Leather Boots, 10 to 13, at 4s 6d to 5s Youths' Strong Leather Nailed Boots, 2 to 5, at 7s 6d Maids' Strong Leather Boots, I and 2, at 3s 6d to 6s 6d Women's Laco-up and Elastic Side Boots, 3 to 7, nt 6s 6d to 7s 6d Men's Watertights, Shooters, and Elastic Sides, at 8s 6d to 9s. APPLES, 14lbs for ls. CASH EXCHANGE CO-OP. CO., F. GABITES, IMPORTER OF DRAPERY, FEILDING, Having made a purchase of six cases of manufacturers corsets at the immense discount of 33 £ per cent. Two cases of the quillbone crossine corset, 6/9 worth 10/6. The celebrated crossine corset, with patent quillbone hip and supports, makes an incomparably comfortable corset. No length of wear cfxn possibly break the quillbones, or cause them to become limp. Two cases leatherino corset 4/11, worth 7/6. Two cases cambric corset, 2/11 worth 4/6. F , GABITES, FEILDING. LOW PRICES — AT — THE KED HOUSE. Flour, best roller, 1001 b, 10s 9d ; 501 b, Tobaccos— Juno, 5s 3<l per lb, 4 lbs for os Cd 20s, special quoliitions by the box ; Sugar, No. 1. 9s 9d; No. 2, 9s 6d liuby,6s 3d lb; Supremacy, Is 6 J lb. O.itmcal, 3s 3d per 25 1 b ba« Currants, o.'id lb; os 3d doz lbs Kerosene, 150 test, 12s case ; 6s 3d tin Rnisias, 6dlb; os 6d dot lbs Soap, from 6s 6d per bor " Dates, 6d Tinned Meats-eernei nnd boiled beef, Lusks A ,P ncot9 ' PearS ' and P<;aC ' ICS> ls 21b tins, 10J ; 41b. ls Cd ; Gib. 2s. _, c / l:n . . „, Koa.t bocf »-d -.., 21b ti,m, 1 Id 0 1 10, Tinned Fish -Salmon, 9d tin, 8s 6d doz ; jj;^ SaßOf Tapioca, Pearl Barlej, Split Fresh Herrings, 7d tin, 6i 9d doz; Peas, 2|d per lb; s!l>s for Is Kippered do, lid tin, 10s Gd doz; p enc i n j, Wirc-Johuson's Barb, 2ls 6d Herrings in sauce, Ud tin. 10s G.J coi i ; Galvanised Wire, 14s 3d coil; doz ; Mullett, 7d tin, Gs 9d doz; Black Wire, 12s coil Sardines, large tin, 9d, 8s 6d doz ; BrigUt Staple* from 21 s cvt. Sardines, small tin, od, 4s 9d doz. Qalranised Stnples from 25s cwt Jam— St George. s^d per tin, 5s 3d doz, Hoofing Iron, • Redcliffe,' £20 10s lon 21b jars ls 3d; Phoenix, 5s doz; ltidj{ini, r , Spouting, and Dotvnpipe at Marmalade, Keillers, 8d per lin. verj' low prices The above prices are for cash, delivered within the Borough of Feilding. Goods delivered to long distances at camera' rates, All other linea corres. pondingly low at the RED HOUSE. WM. GRiLVR & CO., Feilding. FEBRUARY 21st, 1893. DISSOLUTION SALE. THE firm now trading under the name of "J. C. MOREY tt CO" will shortly be dissolved, it is therefore necessary that the stock should be greatly reduced to facilitate the squaring up of pctrtnership accounts. With that ever in view, the present firm will hold a CLEARING SALE for three weeks, when Every Article in the Establishment will bo REDUCED TO THE VERY LOWEST. Buyers will find this the best chance they have had in Feilding for laying in a stock AT LESS THAN ORDINARY SALE PRICES, It is particularly requested that all accounts owing to the firm be paid on or before the 10th February ; and all accounts against the (irru must be rendered on that date for payment. J. C. MOREY & CO. farm rriHE high school, GSsBeS?? PALMERSTON" NORTH. £&?*i3&&r9 K. WILSON, M.A. IN BANKRUPTCY. Tlie next term wiil begin oil Tuesday, January 31st. ■-■-•Tm v. -~~*7" t ;»•„.. -i,;«i, -A- * ew vacancies for Boarders. noor Btruerffliner storekeeper who has „ been a - penny wise and pound fool- For terms aD *T w?t «™ Pply tO ish" eort of a man, who, by keeping ■ Xt - JX™r~» , , up high prices, instead of keeping lne High School. pace with the times, has come to unut- TriEILDING COAL, DEPOT terable smash. _|i ' Ah! And how many storekeepers Kivboitoi. Rnm in Feilding to-day would rejoice to Ivimbolion Koap. see that ominou 8 heading over the Housebold Coal Drftiu pipe& Dame J, R. MONTAGUE, S^/ 411 C ° al %™ h ? nB The Universal Provider; the Auction- ?«£» %f ndß . Qtr eer ; the man who has the impudence goko Stencli Straps to commence business in their town ; f™* JJan«re Garden Tyles the man who has upset their schemes »J«o Meal * lower Pots and calculations by selling goods of Lime » Cement, Oats, and Oaten Chaff every description at about One Half always on hand, the Price they can be obtained at A & ent fo * Carbol Crystal, the great elsewhere. But Montague— The Only American Slieep Dip. Montague— knows how and where to r^r™ r,rtxtr/^n buy, therefore, notwithstanding the __^ JQHIV DUNIiOF. snivelling and grizzling of his would- WILLIAM PEARSOft, be competitors, he Can— aud Will— Tit , r . m . XTrw „„.„ », iT 7^r. Sell Cheaper than any other firm in BOOT AND SHOE MAKER the district. Still, he is genorous, Febousson Strret, and will supply Storekeepers, Cabinet FEILDING. Makers, and the trade generally on — — the most liberal terms, and he invites A I'ursliasers will receive one aud all to call upon him and ask » x\. oig discounts during the for that grand literary compilation, Christinas Holidays. 11 The Life of a laj "8 e stock of Boots and Shoes J. R. MONTAGUE." on hwnd to select from, which lam -- ■ — determined to clear at a great sacriA. ATKINS. fice. (Fellow Uoyal Inst. British Architects) Call and im<pect my well assorted Assoc Memb. Inst. Civil Engineers, stock before pivrchasinff elsewhere. AHCHITECT, WANGANUI. . . _. s ..... r P tT T A M E S, MR. ATKINS makes periodical J. . XX . rl visits throughout the District. ARCHITECT, Mr H. L. Shcnvill will arrange inter- Rankers' Builu injs, Thk Sqcabe, views. P^cLMEBS'^ON NORTH,