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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 53, 22 October 1889, Page 4

STEAM : and THE SQUARE, • , I ) ALMEESTON NOfilK Direct special attention to . THEIR MAGNIFIOENT^STOCK of New FurniturbDOOKS2AND SASHESOf every Description made to order. A large yariety of M ,". r ... : PICTUEE MOULDINGS to choose from. Fretwork Verandah Brackets cat to any design. All Work done by the latest Improved Machinery. THE Kev r: Father PATTERSON: will send post free to all Benefactors of a £1 note for his new Church, a Composition : of his own.i Quartette ,and,organ accompaniment, publishedjby Novello, Ewer, and: Co. London. Address — - ";:■ : • • EEV. F. PATTERSON, v. Palmerston North Uxdei* the Patronage op Sir .Jame« FERGUSSOjtf, LATE GOVERNOR . of New Zealand. , MR J. HYDE-PARKER, Pianist, Professor of Music (from Wellington) ' ' Pupil of the best London Masters, l M, T ILL visit FEiEDING to giye *'* Lessons, in; Music twice- a Week. For further particulars apply, office of this paper, or to . • J. HYDE-PAEKER, ,; Duke's Stre.etj... . Palmerston N: 1 CARTHEW'S XT EW SUPPLY OF BOOKS BY JM s.s. COPTIC— John "Wjard Preacher Madam How and Lady Why, by Charles Kingsley Qaeen's ; Whim, by Rosa N. Carly [ BlacKie's Modern Cyclopedia Cleopatra, by Rider Haggard Prince Maskiloff, by Roy Tellet Darwin's voyage in the Beagle Dick Onslow, by Kingston French and Engash, by Hammerton The Queen of Bedlam, by Capt. King ] The Broken Vow, by Knox Little The Despot of Broomsedge Cove Wilhelm Mei&tcr, by Carlyle French ißevolution, by Carlyle [ Oliver Croxnweil, by Carlyle Dictionary of . Photography , by Plat The Intellectual Life, by Hammerton Bible in Spain, by Burrows [ How they kept the Faith, by G. Raymond . - Driven before the Storm, by Forde;.. Poems, ;by C. Kingsley, , - ' Jolirmv, Loidlow, stepnd series . • Anno Domini 2000, by Yogel „,, Cassell's Popular Educator, new series ' Smith's Wealth of Nations WILLIAM~^ARTHEW,> BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER;FELLDING. CHEAPEST OF THE BEST. A. H. COOE:, TAILOR .!&■' HABtTMAKER, ; - i (Successor to late John Cook & Son) s Lajibton Quay, Wellington, HAViING been for ten years with, Messrs Cook & Son (myigrandfather and father), their old Customers may depend on receiving from me thesatne care and consideration as from my predecessors. To the public,, I beg:to state that I, ■willepndue't. my. businets in,- accord- ,- ance with the, tunes, to merit; a liberal, support, which I most respectfully Solicit. „■•..'..':. •. A, H. COOK, • 80/7/89 Tailbit HENRY J. LKE, TAILOR,./Next Colonists' Land & Loan Company's Office), KIMBOLTON BOA©. . .; : H. J. L. .gnaranfee the best fit and inake 1 of any Tnilor in the District. 1 ■ Gentlemen's own Material. madeiup. . Clothes- cleaned .and repaired. .'. Trousers strapped. A hair cutting -saloon i.s also attached to the business at 6d per head. All work done at the Lowest CasH Prices. NO T I C E S IF you. want, your- Umbrellas . .reicyered take them to Lethaby Bros. :,.. - If you want your Parasol .lined theest^ plafe is Lethaby. jirps. ■■•-.•■ If your Umbrella is broke in any I ' way Lethaby Bros, is the cheapest^in Wellington. • .••'■. :■■>;: .■:.- '1.-' If rour servant has : broken any of vnur C'h'na or Glnssware,.the Cheapest, place to j-ei' it riviited at Lethaby 8r05 : . .,. . Also that Lethaby Bros, have just feY ■i-ivi-d a large quaniitj of TJmbrelJa Ma:, li>l'lills< .•. . ■- , Noie Address— LK'IHABY. BROS., * , Cuba street, Wcllinqton: ''•■ -"' qPS r Ffir.s\ ; ,t>: -Kffi- sV ■■■ Vt'LCAN FOU^DKYV ; 'T Mannbrs thket,.. Whllington, ,v Iron and Brass Fbuh'ders, 1 SiCi Ire -pre j >ared to/executeVQrders for Cast „ & AY^odghJ; |5° N OSK> ■ Parts ; of Frax^M^c|iines kept in stock, Shoemakers' Lasts mude to orde^.