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Feilding Star, Volume VIII, Issue 85, 25 January 1887, Page 3

STEVENS AND GORTON, GRAIN AND SEED MERCHANTS FERGUS SON STREET. Agents for Liverpool, London, and Globe Insurance Company. HAVE FOR SALE— 100 gaeks yery superior Sparrowbill Oats 100 sacks very superior Canadian Seed Oats 500 Sacks good Feed Oat 3 Also, — 600 bushels old pasture Rye Grass (machine dtessed) 100 sacks superior Cocksfoot seed 20 sacks tall Fescue (grown by Messrs Owen and Lethbridge.) From Messrs John Shaw & Sons. Seed Merchants, London — Clovers, Fescues and other Grasses. From Messrs Hirst and Sons, London — Champion «wede Turnip, Purple Top and Green Top, Aberdeen Turnip, Devonshire Grey Stone, &c. Tbe general excellence of the seeds supplied by these Merchants is too well-known to our clients to need comment from us. Our Prices will bear comparison with those of any Wholesale Merchants in the Colony. Prices and Samples on application WOOL PACKS, I and full size.

STEVENS & GORTON, Feilding, Bulls and Palmerston N, H. DONKIN In wishing his Customers and General Public A MERRY CHRISTMES AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR Would also wish to inform them that never before in the annals of Feilding has DRAPERY & CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES been sold at such low prices as at present. ONE AND ALL are invited to inspect my stock of NEW & FASHIONABLE GOODS for the CHRISTMAS TRADE. Customers will find every Department replete with NEW & TASTEFUL DESIGNS. STRANGERS visiting Feilding who are often at a loss to know where their wants can be supplied in the above lines will find at this Establishment a stock which for VARIETY, STYLE, & PRICE, will compare favorably with many stocks kept in larger centres. We make no WINDOW DISPLAY but the fixtures will be found to contain a wonderful assortment of all kinds of Goods which make up a well assorted DRAPER STOCK. THE READY MONEY DRAPERY, Manchester Street, FEILDING. T)UBLIC HALL FEILDING. FRIDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, 1887. A GKAKD CONCEKT, To clear the Debt off St. Bridget's, Feilding, will be given by St. Patrick's Choir, Palmerston, assisted by many well-known and Talented Artists, Herr Norberg, Conductor. The Rev. Father Patterson will play a. pianoforte solo. Reserved seats, 8s ; second seats, 2s ; Children under 12 half price. Doors open at 7.30 p.m. ; commence at 8 p.m. JAMES WILSON, Hon. Secretary.