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Feilding Star, Volume XIV, Issue 142, 20 May 1893, Page 2

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS' GREAT WINTER SHOW — OF— ADVANCED NOVELTIES. GREAT ADMIRATION In Dress Materials, French Millinery and Mantles, new Furs, new Evening Textiles, new Ribbons, Gloves, Hosiery, etc. KAND S. have much pleasure in • intimating the arrival of several large shipments of medium and high-class novelties most suitable (or the present season, — DUESS DEPARTMENT: 42 inch Cheviot Tweeds, Is 9d, 2s 3d 48 inch Dress Meltons, Is 6d per yard 44 inch French Flecks, 4s, 4s 6d, 5s 44 snch Knicker Tweeds, 2s 9d 46 inch Silk Mixtures, os, 5s 6d, to 8s 48 inch French Novelty ltobes, 22s 6d to 75s 48 inch French Checks, os 3d 45 inch Eslamene Serges, 2s, 2s 6d, 3s to 4s 6d 42 inch Cheviot Serges, 2s 3d per yard 46 inch Fnnch Cheviot Serges, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 5s 46 inch Silk Spot Serges, 43 44 inch Diagonal Serges, 2s lid 46 inch Jacquered Serges, 'is 6d, 4s 6d 52 inch Costume Clotli, 4a, ss, 5s 6d 42 inch French Foules.ls 9d.ls 11d,356d 44 inch Espanjjeline Cords, 3s, 3s 6d 46 inch French Cashmere, 2s 6d,259J,3s CLOAKINGS & ASTKACHANS: 52 inch Black Astrnchon, 1 Is, 14s, 16s Cream do.. 11s. 13*, 18s; Navy, Brown, Cardinal, and Grey, 13s 50 inch Astrachans (a special line in all standard shades) 5s 6d. & 6s 6d jard 66 inch Fancy Ulsterings, ss, 5s 6d, 6s, Ba6d 52 inch Plain Cloakings, 4s, ss, 5s 6d 52 inch Nap Cloakings, 7s 6d yard FURS! FUKS! A HKAL LUXUEY. — Animal Collarettes (natural as life), M'vnit, Skunk, Stone, Marten, and Sable ; also Boas in Grisly Bear, Squirrel Tail, and Sable, Muffs in Bear, Sable, Silver Fox, Chinchilla, etc. CORSETS.- -By direct steamer K. & S, havo received o»er 1000 pair of new CorseM m the best known makes. Prioes, 4s 6d to 255. KIRKCALdTe" & STAINS, WELLINGTON. TT~o"t TOM! W. Hodren begs to aunounce the advent of Hot Tom, which is an invigorating and warming drink f< r the winter. Try it! — The Kiug of Table; Waters. Sole Manufacturer : W .HOD R E N , Standard Stiavu "Works, Fkiid;ng. BLANKETS, ; RUGS, j MACINTOSHES, i k . WATER-PROOF SHEETS, ! OIL SKIN COATS, 5 2 UMBRELLAS. :n I ►— i O\ > Jz; I j~3 j Notice ! y i Si o jjjjWe hayo now opened up our f | ° [Winter Stock of Blankets, and _ are ready to dispose of them at £ I y the very lowest prices for cash, tj <j All goods marked in plain q *j I figures. v^ ; . , . „ . .... . , ' N , ; Mens' and Boys' Suits, O W ! Sailor Suits, «*j Fritz Suits, j Edward Suita j Jersey Suits. i MANCHESTER STREET. J. W. BURLACE, Manager.] | i-ICK IS THK lIKST i k> .HEADACHE, »— i 11 E M E DY I &c " &L<l i|> Tiuce, 2s 6d FOR | ' indigestion! C P erbottJe - DYSPEPSIA |"■ PrCpared b^ I ZZ T.A.GARRATT, BILIOUBNESSI t Pharmaceutical CHEMIST, FLATULENCY >•> FIiILDINCi, ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. TI^HE following Game Licenses have J.. been issued : — F. E. Campbell, J. D. Valentine, J. Garlick, W. L. F. Fetch, F. JLJurrell, P. Burrell, It. K. Bradbury, D. Downes, T. J. Evans, C. St. J. E. D. Sharpe, A. R. Curtis. Wm. Light, I. Cburcher, L. E. Reade, E. A. Barton, Wm. Bellve, R. H. Whisker, J. Whisker, D. Johnston, R. J. Puduey, John Pawelka, J. C. Hill, Walter Towler, J. F. Bishop, J. TI. O. Colby, J. J. Bugnall, O. A. J. Levetfc, W. H. l>aJlifion, John Keen, Dudley Morris. \V, J. Burlace, J. G. Cobbe, R. J. Parr (junr.), Jas. Lissington, W. A. Sandilands, Harry S. Hammond, Hugh L. Sherwill. A. W. Reeve, C. Roo (junr.), Joseph Bellve, Edwd. Matravers, Gt. H. well, F. J. Saywell, H. H. L. Bilderbeck, D. P. Buchanan, Peter Stewart, W. E. Speucer, Henry Wool ven, C. H. Coote, Wm. Smith, Geo. Noble, Joseph Hurdlo (junr.), Georgo Cook.