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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 29, 3 August 1896, Page 1

John Cobbe's Colossal Sale * COMMENCES ON FRIDAY, JULY 17th, CONCLUDES ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 29th, 1896. SPECIAL, BARGAIN LIST— ■„ r , dWlu ? H ?-T R ° oJ^ 4/ii T «, r i i MANCHESTER AND DRESSES. BOOTS. and x 39 K plel/n° ol UnderSklrtS ' 4/U t0 8/6 ' Sale ! Heavy Twill Flannelette, extra value, 2/11, 4/11, and 3/6 Tk.foUo.inn arc all Special « Joi.s ":- J}»> 8 «* %*t^tn, 7 German Knit Underskirts, 1/6 and 1/11 I Red and Black Reversible Flannelette, 4*d Youth's Sewn English Boots, 1 to 5, marked 12/6 to 14/6, Men s Tweed Trousers, 5/6, 6/6 ,//6 to 21/---34 Winter Blouses. 4/6 and 5/6, at 2/11 each i Soft Twill Flannelette, in cream, pink, white, and blue, at 5/11 *> ailor bi uits (a trom i/ o 60 Ladies' Cotton Undervests four for 1/6 I 4/9 per dozen Boy, and Girls' Heavy Boots, sizes 9to 11, 7/6, for 3/11 Boys Fancy English Tweed Suits, up to si« 7, 3/11 Flannelette Underskirts, 1/11 to 3/9 | Heavy Shirtings from 4sd Men's English Sewn Boots, 14/6, for 10,6 Boys Fancy Coating Suits sizes 1 to 6 at 6/11 ' Heavy Stuff Underskirts; 2/11 and 3/11 CretoJnes, good patterns, 3/11 per dozen Men's English Sewn Boots, 18/6, for 12/6 Boys' and Youths Tweed Overcoats .with capes, very spe- ' 45 Woollen Petticoats (Children's), worth 1/11, now 1/- ! White Quilts, s.ngle bed sizes, 3/6 and 4/6 Girls' Kid Shoes, 7/9 to 9/-, for 5/6 cial-Sizes oto 7, 6/6 to 9/6 ; Bto 1-, »/b to li/b , ' Corsets in immense variety: extra special value at 1/6 Sample Toilet Quilts, slightly soiled, 6/9 to 10/6 Ladies' Laced Boots, « Jobs," from 4/11 ,I°. i i* jti ai = and 3/11 ' English Sample Toilet Covers, extra value, from 9d Ladies' Elastic Boots from 4/9 Mens Shirts, Jlwnelet to and Harvard, Is i English Trimmed Toques, all at 2/6 each ' English Sample Table Covers, 2/3 to 16/6 Ladies' Kid Elastic Boots, 1 2/6, for 6/11 Men s Heavy (5/*) Union Shirts, with bands, 2/11 Fur Boas and Collarettes, less 25 per cent. Coloured Bush Rugs, big variety Ladies' English Kid Shoes, square toes, 12/6, for 5/6 Boy s Heavy Union bhirts, 1/6 and l/b Winter Jackets, Golf Capes, and Mantles, all at exactly White English Blankets from 5/11 per pair Ladies' Engiish Kid Boots, laced, 12/6, for 8/11 Men sCo onial Flannel Singlets 2/6, 2/11, and 3/6 half marked price White Colonial Blankets at 14/6, 18/6, and 23/6 M«» f All-wool Colonial Pants, 3/11 35 Spring Weight Jackets, worth 12/6 to 19/6, now 10/6 '. All-wool Colonial Flannels-White from Bid, Pink, Shet- HOSIERY AND GLOVES B°ys Caps, 4d, 6d, 9d; Boys Braces, 4d Fashionable Macintoshes, iew g00d5,25 per ient. off land and Grey, lOid _ Men **?** *™n Cotton Singlets, marked 2/3, 2/6, and Macintoshes, old shape, 4/11 each Calicoes, unbleached and white, from 1/11 per dozen Boys' Black Roslyn Knicker Hose, sizes 2t05, Is per pair 2/ J, tor 1/U ; do., mariseu o/- ana o/o, ior -/o Silk Blouses, for evening wear, less 25 per cent. Sheetings from 7Ad Women's Black Cashmere Hose, 3 pairs for 2/6 l^K^Tu^^i^n^!?^ T frTlfl %JZ Untrimmed Winter Hats, 1/6 to 7/6, now 1/- each DRESSES.— In ihese goods it is useless to quote prices Women's Good Black Cashmere Gloves, lOd, 1/3, and 1/6 Drab Felt Hats, 1/6, 1/11, ./ll ; Iweed Hats, 1/- , berge A lot of Children's Plush and Fancy Hats, 4/11 to 8/6, Buyers should see the value Women's Tan Kid Gloves, astonishing value, 1/6, 1/11, 2/1 1 i Hats, 1/11 „ , , now 1/11 , New "Trilby "Velveteens, 1/11; Black Velveteen, ls Big variety of English Sample Hosiery, ribbed, plain, Men's Heavy Ribbed Cashmere Half Hose, black and All New Millinery at exactly half price : All-wool French Flannels, all shades, at 1 /4£ and embroidered colors, worth l/b, for Is Winter Flowers, worth 1/0 to 4/6, reduced to 3d, 6d, and ls Liberty Silks, all the leading shades, at 1/3 A Fancy Plush-trimmed Gloves, 2/11, reduced to ls Men s brown Cotton Singlets two tor I/O Heavy Wrap Shawls, dark colors, 3/9, 4/6, and 5/9 l Women's Silk Embroidered Hose from 1/- to 1/11 per pair Men's Oilskins, half double, 8/b j double, 12/6 , Boys, 6/11 8*85*19119 I ftsHlfl I The Enormous Quantity of Goods cut up during the Season leaves me with a BIG ACCUMULATION OF REMNANTS. THESE IAM POSITIVELY DETERMINED TJ H"MT\T A I\TT\ I T0 LKAR OUT. They must go. For the convenience of persons at a distance, lam making up £\ Assorted Bundles* winch I will send carriage paid on ■HraßMßl 818 l■ m • receipt of cash. Should the bundle dent fail to give satisfaction, I will either exchange the goods or return the money. FadS in Connection With this Sale -The Stock to be sold is the biggest ever offered in Feilding, consequently buyers have plenty of variety. The WHOLE of the Goods have been either Imported Direct or Bought Cheaply for CASH in the Colony, consequently the Value CANNOT be beaten. My buyer has bought very largely in the London market for the coming season, and I must make room for the new goods.

■-■■■■■-.■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■-^nßiß 4C~STRALIAN~MUTUAL PROI x DENT SOCIETY. New Zealand Branch : Head Office, Customhouso Quay, Wellington*. Local Board of Directors : The Hon. Morgan S. Grace, M.D., C.M.G., M.L.C (Chairman) ; the Hon. Charles J. John ston, M.L.C. (Deputy Chairman) ; Alfred de Bathe Brandon, Esq ; the Hon E* ward Richardson, C.M.G., M.L.C. ; John Duncan, Esq. THE Oldest, Wealthiest, and Most Prospeious Australian Life Office, and the Largest in the British Empire. The only Colonial Life Office which declares a Bonus Every Year. The Method of Valuation adopted by this Society is cf the most Stringent Character, and ensures a considerably larger reserve to meet liabilities than that held by any other office in the Australasian Colonies, Accumulated Fund Exceeds £13,000,000 (Thirteen Millions Sterling.) ANNUAL INCOME. £2,000,000 (two millions sterling). Policies in Force 124,903 Sum Assured £40,084,936 Cash Bonuses Divided ... £6,843,862 BONUSES. Cash Bonus for One Year, 1895, £432,* 523, yielding reversionary bonuses amounting to £860,000, after making special reserves. Cash Bonuses declared for last Five Years, oyer Two Millions, yielding reversionary bonuses exceeding Four Milllions. Assure your life in the <* .M.P. Society and secure a bonus every year. Expenses of Management S\ per cent on the total income. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Branch Office — Customhouse Quay, Wellington Feilding Agent : EDMUND GOODBEHEKE F. W. COTTRELL & CO , Customs, Forwarding Agents and General Carriers, QUEEN'S CH AMB ER S, WELLINGTON. GOODS cleared at Customs and forwarded to Country Clients on receipt of Invoices. Agencies — London and Australia. PUKEROA BUTCHERY. MESSRS J. H. ASHWORTH & SON have commenced business as Butchers, as above, near Colyton, and hope to have a share of public patronage by supplying only the very best meat and small goods. The cart will visit Feilding and the i country districts twice in each week respectively. J. H. ASHWORTH & SON. J. H. RICHARDSON, Saddler, BIRMINGHAM. A LARGE STOCK of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, etc., to select from. REPAIRS specially at rendtd to. Ali Work Guarai eed. Not the Address — J. H. Riohabcson, Birmingham. WANTED KNOWN. — Bill Heads, Memos, Visiting Oards, Enve lopes, Mill Books, and all other kinds oi , Printing Job Work done at the Stab i l Offioe.