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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 8, 9 July 1896, Page 3

AN IMMENSE CLEARING SALE OF ALL CLASSES OF WINTER GOODS Will, during the next FORTNIGHT, be in progress at the pASH J^XC-1-.NGE Q°'O V » JpEILDING, When UNHEARD-OF BARGAINS will be offered to the Public. DRESS GOODS— A large variety at big reductions ULSTERS and MACINTOSHES at less than half-price JACKETS and CAPES— Much below wholesale cost HATS, Trimmed or Untrimined, at sixpence vp — worth 4s up BLANKETS— Job lines of English and Colonial Blankets will be offered at remarkably low figures. Rugs, Shawls, Flannels, Flannelettes, Underclothing, of all descriptions ; bnirts, Overcoats, Macintoshes and Oilskin Coats — IN FACT EVERYTHING, BELOW WAREHOUSE PRICES BOOTS & SHOES CHEAPER THAN EVER. Nimmo and Blair's Reliable Vegetable Seeds, 3d per packet ; Floieer Seeds, Id. r. J. THOMPSON, Cash Exchange. NEW^EALMD CLOTHING FACTORY, HALLENSTEIN BROS. WE are now fully stocked with a Splendid Assortment of — GENT'S MERCERY, SHIRTS, TIES, COLLARS, PYJAMAS, UNDERCLOTHING, &c. Our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT can supply all the varied wants of this District, having just received the SECOND WINTER SHIPMENT of TWEED SUITS, SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS, OUR CELEBRATED HAIRLINE WEST OF ENGLAND TROUSERS, COVERT COATS, &c. The New Waterproofs ARE NOW TO HAND. This makes the Third Shipment this Season of these goods. Once try our goods and you never want any other makes. Our Goods are our best advertisement. N.Z.C.F., Feilding.

Barraud and Abraham, GRASS, SEED AND GRAIN MERCHANTS. TUST LANDED EX S.S. TAINUI— NEW SEASON'S SEEDS FOR AUTUMN SOWING Comprising CLOVERS Fescues and Natural Grasses, Turnip and Rape, All imported as usual Direct from Messrs Hurst and Son. Also to arrive in store shortly large stocks of Locally Grown Seeds for which we have made large contracts with the most reliable growers in the district. These include Meadow Foxtail, Crested Dogstail, Fine Sheep, Hard and Meadow Fescues. Samples and quotations on application. AGENTS— Cooper's ) Littles' \ SHEEP DIPS. Owen's j Binder Twine. Binder TwineLarge Supplies of Manila, Mixed, and Flax* FEILDING, PALMERSTON N., and DANEVIRKE. BARRAUD & ABRAHAM. "Istop that Cough ! " BY USING COMPOUND BALSAM. THE most admirable REMED. for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitia, Asthma, Influenza, Sore Throat, Croup, &c. It is both Demulcent and Expectorant, and acts like Magic. Over 15 Gallons sold last Winter. In bottles Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 4s 6d each Prepared only by F. G. WOOLLAMS, CHEMIST, FEILDING. Agents — Messrs Bramwell Bros. (Feilding andColyton), Evensen (Cheltenham), Cowie (Makino), J. Penney (Rongotea, another principal stores. OPENING OF P.IELIAMENT. A NOTABLE OMISSION FROM THE GOVERNOR'S SPEECH. EVERY true colonist must have felt a glow of pride when reading in the Governor's Speech that the earning power of the people had been increased, but the Speech omitted to give the reason why there had been a saving last year of over _20,000 in the cost of Tea consumed in New Zealand. The reasons are obvious to every housewife who considers her tea expenditure — Ist, It is because Suratura Tea has come into such general use in eonse uence of its strength, flavour, economy, and purity 2nd, That it goes so much further I than ordinary brands. These characteristics are so generally acknowledged that it is remarkable that in the Governor's Speech there was no indication of a Bill to authorise the purchase by the State of the whole growth of Suratura Tea, with the object of supplying the inhabitants of New Zealand, and thereby decrease the burden on the necessaries of life. The characteristics of SURATURA TEA are Purity, Fragrance, Strength, Economy, and it is not blended with Indian or China teas. A Quality 1/10 B Quality 2/1 D Quality 2/4 An Enjoyable Smoke Is one ot the few Comforts of Life. QUEEN AROMATIC TOBACCO Will afford yon the most exquisite pleasure. QUEEN AROMATIC TOBACCO Will sooth your disordered ne/re&. QUEEN AROMATIC TOBACCO May be used without fear, for it is Purity itself. QUEEN AROMATIC TOBACCO Is highly recommended by the faculty Am. Touacconists an» Stobbkeembbs^ WALTEK EDWARD TERjRYT" Builder and Architect, Makino. ALL kinds of Building and Carpen* ters' Work undertaken*. ; Plans and Estimates prepared. Undertakes. .. ,■' Prices moderate, to suit the times.