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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 10, 12 July 1893, Page 3

If you want Ulsters, Cloaks, or Jackets iry the Cash Exchange— Where they aro now being sold regardless of oost or profit. Also strong plush slippers (a direct importation) : childrens 7 to 10, ls ; childrens 11 to 1. ls 3d; women*. Is 9d ; mons, Is lid per pair. Whore P At tho Oash Exchange. - Advt. Tbe intelligent publio will qnite understand wbv tbe largest business is being done at the Brick store, Fetlding, whon ther compare tbe Ordinary prices charged at J. Oatragh'a for goods which urn quoted at much higher prices by tho othor Storekeeper* of Feilding under tbe Extreme Pressure of Clearance Sales and Partnership Sales, ftc, ftc— Advt. As showing the Wonderful strides of progress made during the past year or two by our Colonial manufacturers, it is Worthy of note that Messrs Koss and Sandford, of the Bon Msrche, Palmerston N., are now retailing to the public Men's All-wool Colonial Tweed Suit* at the moderate price of one pound. Tbey claim to be the fir*t firm in New Zealnnd to tupply these goods at the price. This firm la now holding a Gi gan lie Clearing Salt of the whole of their present extenaire and valuable stock in view of some important tending changes in their prin64 pics of doins* bttaincs*. — Ai»vr. Persons of delicate constitution, who are obliged to abstain from ordinary Coffee, should try Crease's Taraxacum or Dandelion Coffee, « hicli is recommended by the hicrhest Medical Authorities at a very valuable beverage for those suffering from weak digestion, flatulency, nervousness, etc. Not to know is not to bave.— Apvt. G. B Clark's stock.— 23oo mens Kaiapoi and Mosgiel tweed sorts, usual price 32s 6d for 26s Bi. These are the cheapest *uits in the Colony, at Ts Abo Horst, Wellington. Augite Mats— the woman's friend, prioe 2s- iust opened at the New Zea» land Clothing Factory, Feilding. No •tavriac required for oatmeal, milk, rice, custards, blano mange, jellies, butters, ketchups, apple sauce, Ac. ; in fact, nothing will bum on it. Try it and be convinced. For the Nursery, there is nothing equal to heat tbe milk and food for the baby. Advertisements IN BANKRUPTCY. ESTATE OF FRANK GROVES. TENDERS wanted for the Stock ir. Trade of Drugs and Pntent Medicines, Valued at £46 5s fid, and Cordials, Sauces, Tinware, and Sundries, valued at £'27 lis Cd; shop fittings, £5. * Tenders will close on WEDNESDAY, the 19th July, and must be Acoouipanied by a deposit of 10 per cent on tender. Mr Groves will *how the goods. G. J. BCOTT, Deputy Official Assignee. Palmerston North, July 8, 1893. KIWITEA ROAD BOaRD. TENDERS will be received by the above Board up to noon on SATURDAY, 15th July, 1893, for the following works : — For making 15 chains Bridle Track on the Mangapipi Road For erecting a Bridge, consisting of one 33-feet and two 20---feet spans, over the Mangaumko Stream, in the Sandon Small Farm Block For erecting two Bridges (30-fuet spans) and forming 10 chains on the Pakihikura Road. For stumping and clearing, and making 16 chairs of Bridle Track on the continuation of the Junction Road. Flans, specifications, and general conditions way be seen at the Board's Office, Feilding. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily he accepted. CHARLES BRAY, Engineer Kiwitea Road Board. NOTICE TO BUSHMEN. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned up to 4 < o'clock p.m. on SATURDAY, 15th July, for Felling 160 acres (more or less) of Bush In the Wanganui Harbour Endownment Block. Specifications and general conditions may be seen at my office, Feilding. CHARLES BRAY. jy~ jjr^o FF AT T , EANGAWAHIA STORE, PSMBRBTON. HAS great pleasure ia announcing to his old patrons, and the public generally, that he bas opened up his new premises with a fresh stock of Grocery, Drapery, Ironmongery, Boota, Ac. ; and while thanking them for past favors, Bolictti a continuance of the same. Packing done;