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Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 277, 2 April 1894, Page 3

NEW SEASON^ SHIPMENT. We shall make our First Show of Autumn & Winter* Novelties SATURDAYTmARCH 31st. DRESSES — f>ur purchases of Dross Materials for the Autumn and Winter are most extensive. We are confident that a visit of inspection will , convince all that for variety, novelty, and price, ire are not excelled. OUT SHOW-ROOM is heavily stocked with the most varied assortment of Newest Styles in Mantles, Capes, Jackets, Mackintoshes, Gloake, &c. ;r . These have been selected by Mb Mills in the leading houses of Dunedin. \_ Cfaristchurch, and Wellington, and Ladies may depend that only the latest and most fashioutble goods have beeu purchased. MILLINERY.— Our display in this department will be found very ;s Choice, many of the latest NOVELTIES have been selected by Miss Diamond from the Wholesale Houses in Wellington, and all the most Fashionable Shapes in Bonnets and Hats will be found represented. COLONIAL BLANKETS AND FLANNELS. —We have bought very heavily in these lines, and are offering them at a very slight advance on Mill Prices. CLOTHING. — We have lately received a large assortment of the " Tropical Odourless " Waterproof Coats, with and without Capes. Men's Colonial Tweed Suits in great variety. A special line at a very low price should be seen by all requiring a cheap, and at the same time a serviceable Suit. Youths' and Boys' Suits fully represented. Men's underclothing of every description. Boots and Shoes at lowest prices. IRONMONGERY. — Farmers about to f enee should gel our quottaions for Galvnnised and Black Wire and Barb Wire, Full lines in Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery. GROCERY— We have a very large stock and varied assortment. To wholesale buyers we are in a position to offer exceptional inducements. DAVY&" MILLS. '' LONDON TO FEILDING. JOHJsTcOBBE Is now showing his First. Delivery of NEW SEASON'S GOODS, Received direct from London per S.S. DORIC. Specialties in Dress Goods, Mantles, Jackets, and Trimmed Millinery. New ■ I'lushes, Velveteens, Gloves, Millinery Trimmings, &c. LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK IN THE DISTRICT TO CHOOSE FROM. Stylish Dressmaking on the Premises. JOHN COBBE, DIRECT IMPORTER, FEILDING. F. GABITES, " FERGUSSON STREET, FEILDING, HAS rUHCUASED AT BANKRUPT STOCK PRICES THE FOLLOWING NEW GOODS :- CHILDREN'S ULSTERS— 7/6, now 4/11 ; 9/0, now 5/11; 12/6, now 7/6. LADIES' ULSTERS— IO/6, 17/6, 19/6, ami 25'- ■ MEN'S FLANNEL UNDER VESTS— 2/11 MEN'S FLANNEL PANTS— 2/11 MEN'S ALL-WOOL CRIMEAN SHIRTS— 3/11. SPORTING NOTICE. A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF GUNS AND AMMUNITION AT JOSEPH DARRAGH'S BRICK STORE, FEILDING. SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS. CLOVEIIS, RYE, RAPE, TURNIPS, CRESTED DOGS TAIL, TIMOTHY, COCKSFOOT, YARROW, FESCUES, POAPRATENSIS, &c, — AT — JOSEPH DARRAGH'S, FEILDING AND CAMPBELLTOWN. "THE BEST Is "ALWAYS" CHEAPEST^" For Best Quality aud Assortment iv Hardware, Oils, Varnishes, and Brush-ware, Try BRAMWELL BROS. For Choice and Quality in Cutlery, E.P. Spoons aud Forks, Vases and Ornaments, Try BRAMWELL BROS. For Fairm Requiremements of every Description, Little's and Cooper's Dipn, Arsenic, Sulphur, try BRAMWELL BROS. For Best Groceries, Novelties, Delicacies, Finest Teas and Coffees, fresh and good, no cheap sales of old stock, try BRAMWELL BROS., IMPORTERS, FEILDING AND COLYTON. Great Dissolution Sale! IS NOW GOING ON. R. J. THOMPSON, CASH EXCHANGE, FEILDING, GREAT CLEARING SALE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Cash must be had. Goods must be sold regardless of Cost or Profit. A Good Stock of DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, IRONMONGERY, AND CROCKERY, TO CHOOSE FROM. Every line marked in Plain Figures. Come and see for yourselves the GREAT REDUCTIONS. Thompson's Cash Exchange FEILDING. E. J. TOZER, BANKIN & SON, House-painter, Sign-writer, general blacksmiths, GRAIN Eft, APITI. P 4P O E £E&°B&& L .X:* TTOBBB..HO-535G a ,*-». Kivibolton Road ... FEILDING. XJ ~~ . ,-. „,_„_ ... All sorts of BlauKhmitli Work done rpE ARO HOUSE on the premises. _1_ opened in Palraerston on SAT norst^ broken to sad. c and ua-. 1 UEDAY, the 13th January. ness by G. Bankin, junr,