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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 42, 18 August 1893, Page 3

EXTRAORDINARY AND MOST IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. REMOVAL^ NOTICE. F. GABITES Finds that through an increase jn trade lie is compelled (o take Inrger premises, and has secured the lease of those lofty and commodious premises one door nearer the Railway Station in Fergusson-street. He has now completed extensive and elaborate preparations for n SALE of great attraction to tlie public. The deductions urc of a most genuine character, and apply equally to all classes of goods, the object being to clear out every atom of stock held prior to 2i)th inst. (the date of removal), so as to enable him to inaugurate his Spring Season willi entirely NEW AND FRESH GOODS. SALE TOR 14 DAYS PRIOR TO REMOVING INTO NEW PREMISES. Owing U> tlie grave commercial crisis in Australia, he has been fortunate enough to secure for cash several valuable lots, comprising : Ladies' Ulslers, Jackets. Ladies' Corsets, Umbrellas, Flnnnels, Flannelettes, Straw Mats, Blankets, Calicoes, Sheetings. Shawls, Kugs, Dresses, Cretonnes, Men's Clothing, and ali other Goods at nearly Cost Prices. %£?' Please note particularly — The Sale has commenced, and will continue up to and including MONDA 1", A VG IST 2S(h. Sale Terms : Net Cash. No Discount. h\ OABITES, FERGUSSON STREET, FEILDING. THE UNITED FARMERS' ALLIANCE, Ltd., WELLINGTON, PALMERSTON N , AND WANGANUI. ' London Agents : W. Wcddel and Co., J |\ l^J 10, St. Helen's Place, London, E.C. -L »-Lf • TIAVE ON SALE, at Lowest Cur- wjj i . „.- «»t »•"•—. \ T ]I Do not advertise a few Fencing \\ ire Groceries -lmUi . . . Staples Gen. Merchandise P neCS ns a bait ' Koofing Iron Drain Pipes ■ Hardware Cement Puints Wheat „ „ „ , , , qjl s Q a(s Have the Best-assorted Cement Chaff tock of Wasting Powder Uran A[ ]\ OIIOCERIES Dynamite Pollard llilJi and Agricultural Machinery, IRONMONGERY lloosicr Seed Sowers, and In the District. Station Requisites of all descriptions. SEEDS. — Seed Wheat, Oats, Barley, WE Kyecorn, Potatoes, Grasses, Clover?, ~VT 1) Sell Every Line Vegetable and Garden Seeds. iA ♦ IJ* at LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICKS. AOEKTS FOR: Walter A. Wood's Agricultural Machine NO TWO PRICES. Murray's Wool -presses llaywnrd's Sheep Dip Agents for — I lay ward's Specific The United Insurance Company boutli British Insurance Co. Gear Meat Company's Manures White's Sewing Machines ■ (the best in the world) FEILDING BRANCH. Samples and Quotations for all lines «v ii T\ on view at the Offices (next Hastie's K^TUWPII KFAQ Hotel), and all orders booked from tbere Ul 1111 l H Vul VI UO. j delivered nt Feilding (carriace paid). GENERAL STOREKEEPERS, D. (3. TURNBULL, Feboc«o» Stbekt, Manager, F?rTrr»T\ r r Palmerston North. * MLDIZsCx. QTOCK SALES will be held by the kjl Alliance as follows : — A.t Palmerston sale yards, every fortnight; •— — FeiUUng sale yards, every month ; Birmingham sale yards, every two months — and oftener if required. $rf^f° FRESH Sales will be held at other centres us BA.RGrA.INS soon as arrangements can be made for yards. THIS WEEK Horse Sales held at Feikling every fortnight — AT — Private sales conducted anywhere. Stock bought and sold on coiuuiis J^ g^ HAMILTON'S sion. Entries for sales will bi> received at 1)r .rp cr , T T TXTr< r»T7i? the otlice, Church street, Palmerston LrltkAl bk.LljliN<J Ul ■ 1« . North, nt any time ; or at the ollice, Feilding (attached to the Assembly Tlie whole stock offered direct to the Rooms), which will be open daily. public at from os to 10s hi the pound off the usual retail prices. STOCK SALES FOR AUGUST : Pulmcrston North ... Thursday, 21 THOROUGHLY GENUINE. CHARLES (JAIIR, Auctioneer, i^ l^^ ll^ kjiu^^ximu. ASUURST "SALB^AHDS. Country residents arc particularly invited to visit tins Great Selling WEDNESDAY, 23hd AUGUST, Oil" and ace tho Wonderful Saving to AT J P - M - be effected this week at rnriE united~farmers' al. j d Hamilton's. 1 LIANCE (Limited), will sell by °' °' nOMIMLUiio. public auction as follows : — ,„.,,■, ,r , ..T-mr/m 1 „ . . ... PLEASE NOTICE these prices— .5 springing heifers „,-,, „ 2 fat steers but dou l delay ; come Imck1 mckl y • 12 mixed cattle 1/8 grey Colonial Flannels for 9id 2 milch cows j/. wide i mita tion Wesh for 7-Vd GO tat wether^ 18/G EngHsll Blankets for 10/G Entries Solicited. 15/0 blue English Blankets for 10/0 CHARLEd CARR, LOOK HERE ! Tho biggest barAuctioneer. »am, perhaps, ever offered in this PALMERSTON SALE YARDS. colony of New Zealand :— Double-bed size white Grecian Bed THURSDAY, 24th AUGUST, Quilts for 5/- each— just think of at 1 r.M. that ; extra big size for 8/0 — -■■•■ worth just double. T llE ttVvv^ ED t FABM , EII m; AL v 1.500 yards Turkey Red and Pink 1 LIANCE (Limited) will sell • Embroiderieß f or 2 d yard all by public auction as follows : — round 100 wethers 40 dozen Pocket flandkerchiefs one 20 springing heifers each< 20 3-year springers fl ds splendid Flannelette for 1/9. 3 heifers, in ca f G vardg h Twin Fl aillie lette for 10 heifers, in calf " aia ,y ste( : rs ■ . Balance of Trimmed Hats 0 springers 2/G 8/c 5/ _ 7/(J 10/ , I ;!^ cows far for for for for i1 g % 4^ XX i yC Vr4. *i -ii »/» 1/9 2 /° 8/9 fi/.j"*" s1 * 00 2, 4 > and6-toothewes,mlan.b il(i ' L&dies W i lito K id Gloves for Is 1 <>0 ewes, in lamb ' • 100 prime fatj3M'es BvAtLeß of Men's Macintoshes and ■n i- •" a v -i. i Overcoats far below anything on LatriMbohcited. this coftst CHARLES CARR, Suit3> TrouaersrSliirts,- Pauts, &c., Auctioneer. at fearfully low prices. THIS WEEK! THIS WEEK!! TO THE SETTLERS IN THK TUB READY MONEY STORE, Al'lTl AND SUIUtuUiNDINC; FEILDING. distriut. H . F. JANNINGS Tlll . . " A . T\E SIRES to notify to the Public rpilL undersigned ib prepared to jj ftnd hia mimerollß friends that ■*- , 41 . .... ,w .. he is now in full swing with the folsupply the best Beef and Mutton. i OW j Ilff au a many other lines :— Tnnw rn iirn GROCERIES, JOHN GOULD. CROCKERY, " "lacaudl GLASSWARE, .1 . I > VALEN TTN X , BRUSH WARE, BUIUJER AND ARCHITECT, JJOOTri & SIFOES, WAnwicK Strrkt, From the best Makers. FEILDING. - TEAS OF ALL BRANDS. MAKINO STORE. 1 L\ COWIE "wishes to notify to the AH the above lines will be sold at the fJ • residents of Makino, and sur» Lowest Possible I noes, rounding district, that ho h&a taken orer — — the Storo Business nt Makino formerly Families waited on and goods carried on by Mr Mausell, and bopes, delivered daily. by civility and close attentiou to business, to merit a share ol the support „ 1? tavvt\taq i accorded to hi- predecessor. -tL. % • JAIMMIWP.