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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 147, 20 December 1895, Page 3

periodicals; HAVING MADE EXTENSIVE PEEPARATIONS WE ARE ABLE TO SUPPLY THEM "AT* THE FOLLOWING PRIGES : 6d. ALL AT SIXPERCE. 6d. The Sketch, Black and White, Illustrated London News, Album, Gentlewoman, Modern Art, Ludgate Magazine, Cosmos, The Minster. AT EIGHTPENCE: English Illustrated Magazine, Woman at Home, Pictures from Punch, Strand Magazine, etc. Id. AT ONE PENNY: Id. Sharp Shots, Scraps, Ally Sloper, Funny Bits, World's Comic, Larks, Detroit Free Press, Family Herald Supplement, Princess, Spare Moments, Tit Bits, etc. We shall be glad to secure your order as early as possible. And if you have any doubt where or what to buy for a CHHISTMAS or NEW YEAR Present then call afc our j CHRISTMAS FAIR and BAZAAR, j ALFORD'S NOVELTY DEPOT,: FEILDIUG. XMAS"SEASGN. ~~ l SPECIAL LINES.; DRESSMAKING On the Premises by an Experienced Artiste. THE MILLIMERY Is Really Very Choice, just opened Special Shipment of NEW SHAPES in HATS and BONNETSGENT'S TAILOR MADE SUITS TO MEASURE FROM 55s JUST OPENED UP a Large Consignment of Ladies' Blouses 1/6 to 6/11Also Fresh Lot of 4-Buttoned Ladies' Tan Kid Gloves, " WEAPtWELL," 2 6Sherborne House, , J. B. BECKLEY, GRAND~ CHRISTMAS FAIR AT W. CARTHEW'S, TT7 HERE there is such a magnificent display of Fancy Goods, Dolls, and VV Toys as is rarely found in the Southern Hemisphere. To attempt to describe would be impossible. FANCY GOODS. A grand and choice selection of every description. DOLLS AND TOYS In endless variety, and a marvel of cheapness. XMAS CARDS. Packets from 6d to ss ; single cards from id to 10s— wonderful value. ANNUALS." AW the New Annuals and Christmas Numbers of English and Colonial Papers. THREEPENNY, SIXPENNY, AND SHILLING TABLES, which gave such general satisfaction in previous years, being a guarantee of value. Knowing full well the requirements of this district my English and Colonial buyers, acting under my instructions, have spared no pains to select all the Novelties of the Season. Ml|||MJ^ e^^ a|^ aM p aWMB>ai>BBBMgagaM , BBBBaa^ BBMBO ii.iiiMM.^gaMEßWMiii hiiim— ——^■ang^^n^*^ Manchester Bazaar! Manchester Bazaar! j. s. Milson. MY Consignments of FANCY GOODS are Larger and More Varied that ever. A splendid assortment of XMAS and NEW YEAR PRESENTS are opened up, consisting of all the Latest Novelties iv Fancy Goods. Leather Goods in Ladies' and Gents' Writing and Travelling Cases, Ladies' Companions, Desks, Work-boxes, Toys, Dolls, Xmas and New Year Cards (a great variety), Prize Books, Annuals, Albums, Cricket and Tennis Material. CHRIST!^ AS NUMBERS in all the leading Newspapers (English and Colonial). INSPECTION INVITED. With every 2s 6d worth of Goods bought a Piece of Music will be GIVEN. Don't Forget to see the MonKeys. MANCHESTER STREET, FEILDING, CASH EXCHANGE CO-OP. , FEILDING. IMMENSE SLAUGHTERING SALE in all Departments. Viz.— Drapery, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Ironmongery, &c. CASK PRICE - LIST OF GPOO^JiIJSSAcid, per Id, ls lOd : Oxford Blue, per lb, 9d ; Blacking, per doz., 5d ; Black Lead, per doz., 9d ; Bird Seed, per bag, 5d j Sharland's Baking Powder, ls 3d ; Biscuits — wine 6d, water sd, mixed 5d per lb ; Candles, London sperms, per lb, 8d (not 14oz packets); Cocoa (V.H.), lib 3s 6d, £lb Is 10d, Jib lid ; Coffee French ls Bd, Al Is 8d ; Essence of Coffee, ls 2d ; Castor Oil,*sd and 9d; Carraway Seeds, per lb, 8d ; Jellies, table, pints, 7d ; Corn Flour (B. & P's), 7d ; Cheese, 6d ; Curry Powder (C. & Bs), 9d ; Currants, 5d ; Raisins, 6d ; Sultanas, 6Jd per lb ; Flavouring Essences, 6d ; Fresh Herrings, 7d ; Salmon, 9d ; Tea— Suratura Als 9d,' B 2s Id, D 2s 3d per lb ; other brands in proportion j j Hops, per lb, ls • Pickles, 9d ; Pepper, per lb, Is 3d ; Sago or Tapioca, slbs for j Is ; Salt, 71b bag, 9d ; Sujjar, fine crystalised, 8s per bag. I ALL OTHER LINES AT PRICES TO DEFY COMPETITION. BOOTSr^BOOTSI I N.ZXLF. A SPLENDID STOCK OF BOOTS NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION, NOW OPENED (Best Hand-sewn Goods)— Gent's Tan Ooze Calf Bals., 15/6, 23/6 Gent's Porpoise Cookhams, 18/6 to 27/6 Gent's Tan Russian Calf, 21/- Gent's Calf Bals. from 10/6 >ent's Glace Kid Bals., 20/- Gent's Glace Shoes, 13/6 to 16/6 Gent's Cookhams. 18/6 Gent's Canvas Tans and Greys, 6s up RUNNING SHOES a specialty ; TENNIS SHOES a specialty. NOW OPENED (Hand-sewn)-Ladies' Glace Kid Shoes, 8/6 to 13/9 Ladies' Morocco Shoes, 11/6 Ladies' Dull Kid Shoes, 9s Ladies Tan Russian Calf Shoes, 11/6 Ladies' 3-strap Russian Calf, 12/6 Ladies' 3-strap " Novelty," 10/Ladies' 2-strap Black " Novelty," 8/6 Ladies' Dark-tan 2-strap do., 9/NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, FEILDING. FOB/SALE^ ELECTROWABE I ELECTROWABE ! SECTIONS 243 and 245, Kiwitea, . ELECTROWABE. O containing 200 acres each, to be Direct ftOXtt the Makers- ' sold together or separately, Designs never before seen in Feilding, The- Sections are substantially ° ___, fenced into 100-acre paddocks, and pBIOBB BKLO w anything yet hbabd o»: are bounded by the Kimbolton Road, No MiddlemWs Profitsy . by Bryce's road, by the property of -f_y ISCUIT BARRELS from 6a; Crnits Mr Kidd, and by other land in my oc- J_y fr om ios; Jelly Dishes from ss ; ' cupation. sugar and cream do. Srom/la 63 ; break- j 1 For terms (principals only) apply fast cruets from 7s 6d ; fruit dishes from to the Manager on the Station or to 9s , butter coolers from **>; jngs . io ios iUHu» g o 4 v 12a an(J of other articles. | JOHN BRYCE. SUITABLE EOR PBESENTS. , . .*.- I BOSe'HAI*DIiESSING saloon Euamejware^an^^ s mHE Proprietor fe.4«r engaged ' I a First Class Hairdresser. * F. MACKJIiNAIIIi b, - ... . -'—£„' - ,* v'- '-■*— r-v j < L--\.* ; '- Ladies' Hair. Combines, made up in Indies' and Gentlemen's Rsn»SHn » tails 'pr plaits as reqaiiwS/on the prem- .meot Rooms attached, wfcere jfcfiteflli- ' ises.- deceiving menta will be provided on the. ehbrk- „ eveiy Attention. ";" 5 eßtftotiee. T - ' * ■ J-* 1 ' •;