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Feilding Star, Volume XVII, Issue 178, 31 January 1896, Page 3

Try KEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTOR! FOR BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOTS. THE Large Trade we do in Eoots and Shoes is proof that we have hit tin Feilding business, and satisfy the public OUE PEICES ABE EIuHT. OUE BOOTS AEE GOOD . grf COMMENT. J UST XOIIAND. 3rf CONSIGNMENT £ Gent's Tan Ooze Calf Boots. Ladies' Glace Shoes. do Krupp Boots. do Kid Shoes. do Glace Kid Boots. do Tan 3-Strap Shoes. I TRY THE NSW LEATHER— c Gent's Kangarette Boots. Laches' Cross-Strap Kangarette Shoes SEE OUE WINDOWS. \ N.Z.C.F., Residing, } „..— ■—^i „■■■■ mMm !■■■!■ ■i ■ iii— ju.jj Miii-Miii i iwiiiwiiii l i ■iJUniiiliL'.im wa-L-ili 1 new"books, : EVERY FORTNIGHT. " We have made arrangements to receive by every Direct Steamer a consign signment of the L-itest Books, -ill of which we shall sell at ' " The Published Price. ; It is our intention to be UP TO BATE in Style, Quality and. Price and we beg to thank our Customers for the enconm«.rrinent they have given us We have now landed per s.s\ GOTHIC — i 2 Casks Tea Sets ; 2 Casks Dinner Sets ; 3 Casks Novelties m Glassware. b Our 40 Pieces China Tea .Sot?, 19s Gd, 25% and 355. 52 Pieces Dinner Sets, 37s Gd, and 455, are the s ame in quality as has hitherto given such satisfaction. To Land s.s. Cynosure— New York — 8 Cases Clocks. 12 Cases Mason's Imported Fruit Jars. ALFOKD'S NOVELTY DEPOT, FEILDINGK C* 1? ~F A T r 1 A SIT SAT "F el. 15. JbiiA^j&juiiiX, OF Sharfoopne House;, HAS COMMENCED A BIG CLEARING- SALE TN ALL DEPARTMENTS FOR ONE MONTH ONLY. EVERYTHING REDUCED. MILLINERY HA.LF-P3IOE. COSTUMES HALF-PRICE. Tliis will bo; the Cheapest Sale ever held in Feilding. DUESSSS bought here during the Sale wili bs niado in our usual First-rate Style and Finish. 9s 6d. Refreshment Rooms. Ready Money Safe. J. 13. BECKLEY, SHERBORNE HOUSE. JUST to Hand, direct from the Manufacturers : a lar.s-e assortment of ENGLISH and COLONIAL EOOTS and SHOES. Ladies' Tan aud Canvas Shoes in great variety. Ladies' Kid Oxford Shoes, from 7s. Leather Slippers, from 3s Gd per pair. Men's and Youth's Shooters, from 8s Gd per pair. The Balance of our SUMMER GOODS, including STRAY/ HATS, of nil descriptions, PRINTS, GALATEAS, DIIESS GOODS, Etc., Are bein" cleared at Large Reductions preparatory to the Annual STOCKTAKING. Note : Groceries at Lowest Rates. H J THOMPSON CASH' EXCHANGE CO-OP.,

BarraM M Abraham, GRASS, SEED AND GRAIN MERCHANTS. JUST LANDED EX S.S. TAINUI— NEW SEASON'S SEEDS FOR AUTUMN SOWING Comprising GLOVERS, Fescues and Natural Grasses, Turnip and Rape, All imported as usual Direct from Messrs Hurst and Sou. Also, to arrive in store shortly large j stocks of i Locally Grown Seeds, ] for which we have made large contracts with the most reliable growers in j the district. These include Meadow Foxtail, Crested Bogstail, Fine Sneep, Hard and Meadow Fescues. Samples and quotations on application. AGENTS -Cooper's ) Littles 1 - SHEEP DIPS. Owen's J Binder Twine. Binder TwineLarge Supplies of Manila, Mixed, and FlaxFEILDING, PALMERSTON N., and DANEVIRKE. BARRAUD & ABKAHAM, Eureka Charcoal Filter protect*^ by Patent Office, JNo. 8109. i PUBLTC OPINION •. THE " FEILDING STAR " says : | " A knvfelt w»nt in the shape of i a cheap, efficient Filter. The cost, 10s, is very low, and it cannot fail to Gnd its way into every tank." A G H Mooee, Esq. Brootley. Wellington, says : " Found it gave every satisfaction. Kindly send another at your earliest convenience." EUREKA CHAECOAL FILTER. G E Johnston, Esq. NZ Clothing b Factory, Feildinu, says : " Water of the very worst description was filtered ' through in my presence, and came I through the process free from all im» 1 purities ; the trial was a very severe one " T. Watson, Esq. Financial Asent, r Feilding, says : " Your Eureka Charcoal i Filter is a thorough success, and in oiy opinion is what you claim for it—' a booh . and a ble?sing.' " The Eureka Charcoal Filter. I Sole Agents for the whole o£ New Zea* 1 land - MKSSES COPPEN & CHAMBRBI.A.IK 7 Raspberry Syrup. Caiatevbury College Laboratory Deparfctnent, Christchurch, January 23rd, 1896. REPORT of the Analysis of a Sample of r Raspberry Vinegar Extract supplied 1 by E. W. Hall, Christcburch : rfIHE concentrated extract proved to ' JL coutain a trace ot arsenic equal to. one grain tp 860 gallons of the made-up drink when ready for use—an amount, in my opinion, absolutely incapable of injurious effect. —A. W. Biciusutox,