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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 22, 26 July 1893, Page 3

Special : No IX. — Thompooo aod Thompson, are daily expecting a shipment of the best garden seeds from the South. It is well known that seed from cold climates are the most reliable. You will be wise in procuring your seeds, vegetables 3d, and flowers Id, at the Cash Exchange Co*Op Co. — Advt. G. B. Clark's stock.— 29oo men's Kaiapoi and Mosgtel tweed suits, usual price 32s 6d for 26s 6d. These are the cheapest suits in the Colony, at Tjs Abo Hoc sh. Wellington. G. B. Clark'* stock of Clothing and Mercery has been bought by James Smith for 10s in the £, and will be offered at the Salvage Sale commencing on Friday June 30th, at Tk Abo House, Wellington. G. B. Clark's stock.— loo dot. Boys serge and tweed Varsity caps at Is for 6d. 60 doc men's tweed hats at 3s 6d for U 6d, at Tb Abo House, Wellington. Advertisements _ TO TRESPASSERS. NOTICE is hereby given that all persons, with or without dogs or guns, trespassing on my land, near Bunnythorpe, will be prosecuted. WILLIAM HAZELL. TO WHoiTITIiAY CONCERN. ALL ACCOUNTS due to the undersigned, if not paid or satisfactorily arranged for by the 31st instant, will be placed in Messra RatHff Bros. 1 hands for collection. W. G. HAYBITTLE. NOTICK IHAVE authorised Jno. P. Cowie, of the Makino, Store to receive nil Accounts owing to me in connection with my late business there. Mr Cowie's Receipt will be a sufficient discharge. All accounts not paid by 31st August will be sued for, without further F. J. MANfcELL.