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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 299, 22 June 1895, Page 2

Mr F. Mackenzie draws attention to a supply of fresh oysters. Mr Joseph Darragh has received his usual supply of flower and vegetable seeds. John Cobbe has at present by far the greatest selection of blankets, rugs, flannels, and flannelettes in the Feilding district. As he imports his English blankets, rugs, and flannelettes direct, and buys his Colonial goods from the mills, he is enabled to give unsurpassed value. The New Zealand Clothing Factory begs to inform the ladies of Feilding that they have lately opened up a mce assortment of high legged English boots for winter wear, viz. Bostock's and Pollock s at specially low prices, also a nice assortment of house shoes 3s, 4s and 5s a pair suitable for evening wear.— Advt. The Bon MarchS, Feilding, has gamed quite a reputation for giving exceptional value in heavy goods such as blankets, flannels, flannelettes, table linens, sheetings, towels and calicoes, etc. Messrs Spence and Spence receive all these lines direct from the manufacturers and are therefore in the best position to supply these goods at bedrock prices for ready money.— Adyt. Should you ask us where to get ladies' slippers warm f. and comfortable ; also tho far famed elastic side beote, and house boots; we should unhraitatingly say go to ili James Trewiii, of tlie Public Benefit Boot W«^tiguse.^A»yT l ; : i