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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 4, 5 July 1893, Page 3

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE FEEE AND INDEPENDENT PUBLIC OF FEILDING AND SUKROUNDING DISTRICTS. The undermentioned are a few of the prices now ruling at the Brick Store. IRONMONGERY. GROCERIES. Galvanised corrugated iron. LI 9 10s Teas, from Is 6d lb a ton Southern Flour, 8s 6d per 100 lbs Galvanised wire, best brand, LI 3 10s sra5 ran > L3ss a ton a Pollard, L 4 10s a ton Black wire, best brand, Lll os FURNITURE. Axes, from 3s each Chairs, dark Washington, 3s 6d each Shovels, long handle, 3s 6d each ! Chairs, cane seats, 4s 6d Spades, from 2s 6cl each Chairs, wicker, 13s 6d Chairs, child's high, 5s 6d The above is a sample of the prices charged for cash at JOSEPH DARRAGH'S BKICK STORE AND MONTAGUE'S MAET, FEILDING. BOUGHT FOX CASH FKOM A LARGE WHOLESALE BANKRUPT STOCK. J. C. "MOREY Will offer from to-d.ay the following lines, bought for him in Sydney, in the Bankrupt estate of Wallace Bros, and Jones. Intending purchasers would do well to bear in mind that these goods are all this season's, and perfectly clean and new. We quote : — 43 pairs Ladies' Corsets, Hid the pair, worth 3/6 60 dozen white Oalicoe, 1/11 the dozen, worth 5/6 G (only) fur-lined Cloaks, 14/11, worth 36/---I*2 (only) Ladies' Umbrellas, nice handles, 1/11 worth 4/6 6 doz Ladies' Imitation Cashmere Hose, 8d the pair, worth 1/6 60 doz black' white and colored, 1/3 the doz, usual price 1/9 20 (only) Ladies' Ulsters, 13/11, worth 27/6 8 dozen Men's merino Undershirts, 1/6, worth 3/6 8 dozen Men's merino pants, 1/6, worth 3/6 Needles, 6d for one dozen packets, worth 1/6 Pins, 9d for one dozen packets, worth 2/Hawkers, Country Storekeepers, etc.. would do well to see the above goods. J. C. MOREY feels certain that, for quality and price these goods have never been equalled in the colony. DO NOT DELAY. CASH EXCHANGE CO-OP. CO. PARTNERSHIP SALE — OF— Winter Drapery, Winter Clothing, Winter Boots WILL COMMENCE ON FRIDAY, THE 16ht IN ST. Tho Stock of above lines must bo reduced by .£looot regardless of profit. It will PAY anyone requiring WINTER GOODS to ccc our Prices. Come and reap the advantages of DIRECT IMPORTATIONS in DRAPERY and BOOTS. SEE PRICES IN WINDOWS — AT TIIE — CASH EXCHANGE CO-OP. CO., FEILDING. "TO KNOW THE TRUE VALUE OF THINGS IS THE PRIME WISDOM." F. GABITES IS NOW OFFERING BARGAINS —AT HIS— GIGANTIC SALE — OF— DRAPERY & CLOTHING F. GABITES, IMPORTER OF DRAPERY, FERGUSSON STREET, FEILDING. THE RED HO US E, FEILDING. WM. GRUAR & CO. have just received a choice assortment of Dress Goods and General Drapery for the autumn and winter trade. i Colonial Dress Tweeds, I Cashmere?, Melton Cloths, Colours, Homespnns, Estamcncs, Diagonals, French Foules A splendid lot of English aDd Colonial Blankets —white and coloured, all sizes ; Koslyn Blankets ; Cot Blankets Colonial Flannels — white, Shetland, and Orkney — capital value, from Is yard Crimean Shirtings, in great variety Men's Clothing, from the Kaiapoi, Rosljn, and Mos{;eii Mills Youths' and Boys' Suits, Boys' Knicker and Sailor Suits Men's Oilskin Coats, from 9/6 Men's Waterproof Coats, with cape, all sizes. Our SHOW-ROOM is fully stocked with all the Novelties of the Season. Ladies are ..-ordially invited to inspect our Stock, rmd will not be pressed to purchase. We have a " Special" Line of HORSE COVERS, made of best No. 1 Canvas, and lined with super«whito Felt, with surcingle, at very Moderate Prices. DAVY &~ MILLS, The Red House, FEILDING. ~' JOHN COBBE (THE BRICK STORE;, FEILDING, lias just received, per steamers " Indraraayo," " Ruahiuc," and "Tainni," 40 CASES AND BALES OF WINTER NOVELTIES, Manchester Goods and Clothing, INCLUDING JACKETS, CAPES, MACINTOSHES, AND ULST.EBS, FRENCH AND ENGLISH DKESS GOODS, -LOUIS" VELVETEENS AND SHOT SILKS, LADIES' AND CHILDKENS' TKIMMED AND UNTKIMMED HATS, LEICESTER HOSIERY, AND GERMAN WOOLLEN GOODS, FUlt BOAS — in immense variety. Also, by s.s. " Tainui," 16 Trunks English Boots & Shoes From a noted Northampton Manufacturer. By far the Largest Stock in the District to select from. JOHN TX)BBE, DIBECT IMPOBTEIt. '