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Manawatu Standard, Volume X, Issue 18, 19 June 1885, Page 3

TUKSHAY, 23iMHJO a K. FEILDING SALK.VAII.US. QTKVENS & GOHTON kV Will sell, by public auction as above — 25 8-year steers ~~^ . 25 2-year steers 21 cu.ws-.id calf 22- weaneirs mixed 10/ at Cows ' 10 3-y ear steers . : ■■:, 20 2-year steers •! 20 3-year steers 20 mixed cattle 500 lambs 100 fat ewes I 50 store ewes ' 55 ewes m lamb ' . Sale at 1 o'clock. : notice. j FOR SAL E. l(X)0 saekß Feed Oats, good sample 1 00 „ Chick Wheat V ! -, 100 „ Barley " Oats, m, parcels of 5 sacks and tlj£ wkrds at very moderate ' price for cash. ' . StTEVENS k (JORTO^ r v. I Produce/Merchaiits^ ' v '.'.\ ltanifitikei-street. . \ NOii&N, TOHTK9. '* CO. MONTHLY SXLEB FOR JUN^. •,Mani«a ..." .:. ... Thursday, 18 '•'Opuuake ...s .:. „.. : Friday, 19 Hawera ..." • ... ,;. Thursday, 25 FREKKIAIV It. JtDH§OI¥. STOCK SALES FOR JUNE. Wavcrley... Friday, 19 St. Hill-street Wednesday, 24 f ! FREEMAN R. JACKSON, Auctioneer^ Wanganui and Waverley. ,'^~~ STARTLING REDUCTIONS FOR FOURTEEN j DAY&. J. B. HAMILTON, ' THE SQUARE, In order to Clear Out a Large Amount of Surplus Stock, will offer for the next Fourteen Days the following Extraordinary' Keductions m Price of his Splendid Stock of Genuine Drapery, Clothing, Millinery. Carpets, &c., &c. Country Customers and the Public : Generally would do well to take advantage of these Specially Low Quotations "during the next Fourteen Days. Our Goods 'and our well-known Popular Prices need no comment. ' : ; Good Unbleached Calico for Is lid doz i Horrockses Longcloths „3s 6d „ ' Good Silesia Linings „ 3s fid „ 1 White Calico, yai-d wide . „ 4|d „ : Unbleached table Damask la 3d „ i Heavy All Wool Flannels 10§d . „ ; Heavy All Wool Scarlet . iO^d „ : Our Black Cashmeres only Is 9d „ Our Black Velveteens only 2s - „ Harvard Linen Shirting • 6Jd „ Heavy Blue Serges Is: „' j Whi^e Twill Sheetings Is „ „ i Our Special Umbrellas is 6d each ! Girls' Winter Skirts Is „' 2s 6d head, Fingering Yarns m all Colors. Heavy White Blankets at 12s 6d pr : Women's New Winter Hosiery 6d „ 2-Bul;ton French Kid Cloves 2s 6d „ Riding Gloves, Newest Styles, Very ; Cheap. 350 Girls' and Women's Black Straw Hats, fancy edges, at 6d and Is each. Great Bargains! i Cheapness Extraordinary In the Men's Department ■ ■' . At J. B. namllton*B. 9f 6d willbny you a Tweed Tromers i 'and Vust 25b will buy you a New Sac Tweed ; Suit 178 foi will: buy yon & Tweed Overcoat 22s 6d will buy you a Blue Nap Overcoat ( 2s 6d will buy you a Blue Serge Hat 2a lld will buy you au Oxford Shirt ! with collar Is! will buy you Strong Woollen Sox Boys' Black Felt Hats at Ik 6d each Boys' Tweed Overcoats, 7s 6d, 8s G«I. 9s G.I Boys' 6s 11.1 Tweed Suits lined throughout Th« Cheapest Suits ever sold here. Women's Strong Drab Corsets 2s 6d pair „ Ulsters, Jackets, C< sinraes. Millinery, UnderoJuthiug, Stays, and ail Show lloom Goods at : Sweeping Uc^uutionß.

Fourteen Days Only. Secure the Bargains w . ■ -•■ you have, such a chance. ■ ! . J. B. HAMILTON. Matchmaker I AND JEWELLER; HARM LITTLEJOHIC (Late with W. Littlejolin Si Son, Wellington) BEGS to intimate that he has commenced the business of Watchmaker *ahd: Jeweller m that shop next to Mr Gardes, Fruiterer, Palmerston. H.Li has had over 17 years' practical experience m some of the best shops m England and Scotland, and as he will devote his entire attention to the Kepairing of Clocks. Watches, and Jewellery of every description, he hopes by attention, good workmanship, and moderate charges to obtain a share of public patronage. SIIjVEKSIHITIII^O done on the premises. '(Under Standard Office.) H. Littlejolin Proprietor.