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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 44, 20 August 1896, Page 3

J. B. BECKLEY; SHERBORO HOUSE. DIRECT IMPORTER. DRAPEBY, CLOTHING, MILLINERY, MANTLES, &c. For BEST VALUE go to SHERBOME_ HOUSE. DRESSMAKING on the Premises by an Experienced Artiste. SUITS Made to Measure. Large selection of Tweeds, Coatings, &c, to select from. CASH DISCOUNT of Is in the £ to Ready Money Customers. Shenbonne House, J, B. BECKLEY, " D " OILSKINS Made to Order. A LARGE STOCK ALSO ON HAND. New Goods arriving Every Week. EVERY WATERPROOF GUARANTEED. HALLENSTEIN BROS. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY. GEO. E. JOHNSTON, Manager. We Guarantee our Seeds TO BE NEW AND TRUE TO NAME, 0F HIGH L PO SiMATisED Mangold Seed, IN BULK AND PACKETS. Onion Seed, IN BULK AND PACKETS, VEGETABLE SEEDS, In 6d ana 3d Packets. YATES' SEEDS, j In 6d and 3d Packets. FLOWER SEEDS, A CHOICE SELECTION. The Largest Stock in Feilding. BRAMWELL BROS., FEILDING AND COIATON. NEW CASH SYSTEM J. DARRAGH'S, FEILDING. The following Reductions are allowed off Present Marked Puces :— All Goods paid Cash and taken delivery of at the Store, Feilding— 7£ per cent., or Is 6d in the pound, will be allowed. All Goods paid Cash and delivered within twelve miles from Feilding— 5 per cent., or Is in the pound, will be allowed. Goods Booked, if paid before the 10th of the following month -3f per cent., or 9d in the pound, allowed. Goods Booked and paid any time before the end of first month— l\ per cent., or 6d in the pound, allowed. Accounts paid in the second month after delivery of goods— \\ per cent.. or 3d in the pound, allowed. No allowance atter second month. No longer credit allowed than three months. JOSEPH "DARRAGH, IRONMONGER, GROCER, FURNITURE DRALER, &c , FEILDING. UNITED FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). HAVE h\ STOCK AT FEILVIKG— REID & GRAT'S DOUBLE-FURROW PLOUGHS, SINGLE-FURROW PLOUGHS, HARROWS, AND CHAFF- CUTTERS. Also, Extras for R. and G.s Implements. ON SALEOATS, WHEAT, BARLEY, MAIZE, CHAFF, BRAN AND POLLARD. FULL STOCKS OF— Groceries and Station Stores, BUILDERS' AND FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, DBAPERY & BOOTS. United Farmers' Co-Operative Association, Ltd., FEILDING. "Tnldmmense clearing sale OF ALL CLASSES OF WINTER GOODS Will, daring the next FORTNIGHT, be in progress at the r<ASH TjJXCHINGE QO - QP., J^EILDING, When UNHEARD-OF BARGAINS will be offered to the Public. DRESS GOODS— A large variety at big redactions ULSTERS and MACINTOSHES at less than half-price JACKETS and CAPES— Much below wholesale cost HATS, Trimmed or Untrimmed, at sixpence up— worth 4s up BLANKETS— Job lines of English and Colonial Blankets will be offered at remarkably low figures. ' „ OLIJ Rags, Shawls, Flannels, Flannelettes, Underclothing, of all descriptions ; Shirts, Overcoats, Macintoshes and Oilskin Coats — IN FACT EVERYTHINGTBiLoW WAREHOUSE PRICES BOOTS & SHOES CHEAPER THAN EVER. \ Nimmo and Blair's Reliable Vegetable Seed*, 3d pcrpacJcet; Flower Seeds, Id. R. J. THOMPSON, Cash Exchange. James Spiers Freeman, ~ NOTICE. IjAN ?-iS MTi r»R MTJSSEN, Public Vaccinator, ashubst. yj wiH vaccinate oa t he 6rat TuesTHE Largest List ol Farms in the ** «* *™*y ■"•*••«• residence, District to select from. Birmingham, opposite Creamery.