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Feilding Star, Volume XVIII, Issue 78, 29 September 1896, Page 3

SPRING AND SUMMER. XfOW LANDED— Our First and Best Assortments of: NEW GOODS jL 1 for the coming season. LARGE RANGE of New Prints, Crepons, Crape, and Fancy Cotton Goods; Grass Lawns, Lappet, and other Muslins, Oar Importations this season extreme^ varied TM>L 7! OC<lj'C! and extensive, comprising LUSTKES, *Kh-«Ctl UHJirfOOJirfO. COATINGS, BKIGES, CASHMERES, FANC\ TWEEDS, &c, &c. . This Department has been specially well "liyTTT T TIVTT7IT>"\7' cared for, the Hats and Bonnets being imi\j__L_Lj_LiJLiN -Ciil X * ported DIRECT. Also, Capes and Mantles in ail stytes. DKESSMAKING on the Premises, by an Experienced Artiste. Is— lN THE POUND DISCOUNT— Is. READY MONEY. J. B. BECKLEY. Sherborne House. LOOK OUT FOR SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT IN A FEW DAYS. R. J. THOMPSON, CASH EXCHANGE, FEILDING, ,____ ARRIVALS : WOOL PACKS, Full Size Loose Tops, Three quarter size do. SEAMING TWINE., Best Belfast 5-ply Hemp. SHEEP SHEARS, 8.8.A., S8 A.S. (strapped), The " Union" (strapped), Shepherd, and Potnpa. FULITSTOCKS Boiled and Raw Oil, Lampblack, Raddle, Marking Oil, Red Ochre, Stencil Ink and Brushes, Bale Hooks, &c, &c. Lawn Mowers, The New Easy, Champion, and Excelsior. LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. BRAMWELL BROS., FEILDING AND COLYTON. u.f.ca. U.F.C-A. v - RaA - NOW SHOWING NEW PRINTS CREPONS FRENCH MUSLINS WHITE COTTON DRESS GOODS IN ENDLEbS VARIETY. NEW AND FASHIONABLE Lustres, Tweeds Wool Crepons, Serges LARGE RANGE OF RELIABLE GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES, IN Millinery General Drapery Clothing, Boots United Farmers' Co-Operative Association, Ltd., FEILDING. 1896 SPRING 1896 JOHN COBBE IS SHOWING HIS FIRST DELIVERIES OF PRINTS, FANCY BLACK LUSTRES, AND CREPONS, ALSO NEW MANTLES, RIBBONS, GLOVES, AND UMBB;ELLAS, IMPORTED DIRECT FROM LONDON PER S.S. "MATAURA" AND "IONIC." JOHN "COBBE, Draper and Importer, FEILDING. STOCK-TAKING SALE AT JOSEPH DARRAGHS, FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, FOR CASH. Every Article subject to a Large Discount. Special Consideration, to Large Buyers. J. DARRAGH, FURNITURE DEALER, IRONMONGER, GROCER, &c, FEILDING.

James Spiers Freeman, LAND AGENT, Ashurst. rpHE Largest List of Farms in the X District to select from.

* NOTICE. THE undersigned will, as usual, be a CASH Purchaser of good DAIRY .BUTTER daring the coming season. W. W. CORPE, Makino