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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 101, 23 October 1894, Page 3

Manchester Street TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. George Flyger (Late of Wellington and Wanganui). (^ T? BEGS to announce to the VJT.Jj • inhabitants of Feilding, and surrounding districts, that he has now on view a magnificent stock of Tweeds, compusing — West of England, Bannockburn, Scotch, Irish, and Colonial TWEEDS Also — ■ Worsted Coating, Suiting, and Trousers, Dress Suitings and Serges. ILL MATRBIALS THeBOUOHIY SHRUNK AND MADE BY EXPERIENCED WOBKMBN. To avoid being disappointed, G.F, would kindly ask patrons to call and leave their orderß early. G.F. also dp sires to thank his patrons for past favors. GEO. FLYGER. Barraud AND Abraham, FEILDING and PALMEBSTON N. Just landed ex s.s. Doric, 6 TANKS TURNIP AND SWEDE SEEDS. Also, new stocks of the Best English Permanent Grasses, Clovers, Mangel Wurzels, &c. These have been specially selected by our Mr Lionel Abraham, at present in England, after carefully comparing Btooks of the leading English Seed Houses, and bave arrived in splendid condition. _ We invite inspection and comparison of quality and prices A.gent for Booth, Maodonald and Co.'s Carlyle Implements. PLOUGHSr~PLOUGHS. Single Furrow, Double Furrow, Triple Furrow. Diggers, Convertible Diggers and Garden Ploughs. HARROWS. HARROWS. Spading, Disc, Tine, Tripod, Chain. Also, Cambridge Rollers, Grain and Seed Sowers, Farm Drays, etoWe are also Agents for the MASSEY HARRIS CO., makers of the celebrated Binders, bearing their name, also Cultivators, Hay Rakes, Hay Tedders, etc And for ANDREWS & BEAVEN, of Chriatchurch, Makers of Chaffoutters, Seed Cleaning Machines, etc. Do not pass us in any of these lines. We know we can give you satisfaction. Opening Announcement. DRAPERY and MILLINERY Mrs D. Barrett WISHES to announce to the residents of Feilding and district that she has opened up a first-class stock of DRAPERY AND MILLINERY, Also— - MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING, In the premises recently occupied by F. Gabities, Fekousson Streei. The Goods are all NEW and of the LATEST FASHIONS. Come and See our Millinery. HATS TBIMMED on the shortest notice. Inspection of the stock invited, and no one pressed to buy. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS ! BOOTS 1 There are no Boots like Trewin's. TKEWIN! WHO IS HEP Say! Tell us, we beseech you. Why, he is the King of the Boot and Shoe Trade, whose Home-made Boots and Shoes never wear out! Has he much stock P He has just received about ThTee Tons of Boots and Shoes, made to his speoial order, from two of the best manufacturers in the world. These boots and shoes have been bought for prompt cash, therefore he is in a position to give the public the full benefit of such a large purchase. Stop Him ! "We will spoil his trade," shout the dealers and small makers ; but they must first 'empty the sea with a teaspoon into the voloano of Vesuvius' ; •stop the Great Western express with the feather of a sparrow's tail ' ; 'pen sion the sun off and illume the world with the electric light '—before they cun hinder the j»n.ahead and hourly progressing TbewUT. DOKS HE SELL CHEAP P If I could spenk with the voice of thunder, or mane myself heard like the report of a 100- ton gun, if every eye could see and every ear could hear in the British Empire, I would »ay it Fearlessly and Faithfully, and challenge the world to contradict me, that the man is not bora who is sel.ing such rare quail ties at iuch low prices as James Trewin, — of — THE PUBLIC BENEFIT BOOT and SHOE WAREHOUSE, Kimbolton .Road, PEILDING. Boots Made and Repaired by the best work >n aQ in trade * bar none^ wtile you w. *i* For Prices Look at the Window. OTTS-ALE, in Feilding, in healthy locality* near town, — 1 acre ground, with 4-rooraed Verandah Cottage, Scullery, Trap and Wash-house, Fowl Yard, &c< POrt6rmSW^_STAROPFICE MRS W. LOWE wishes to inform the Ladies of Feilding, and surrounding districts, that she has coSmencedDRESSMAKING at her residence, Ohurcher Street, off North Boad, Feilding. .-tyle, Fit, and Finish guaranteed All Ordtrs piouvtly attended to. MRS W. LOWE