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: steam-Suenituee"' ! and SASHIDOORFACTORY THE SQUARE, PALMEESTON NOETH. SIIMONDS & PEGDEH j Direct special attention to r THEIR MAGNIFICENT STOCK of New Furniture. DOOES AND SASHES i Of every Description made to order. ■' ' i A , large .variety of , j PICTUEE MOULDINGS j to choose from. < Fretwork Verandah Brackets cut to ' any design. All Work done by the latest Improved Machinery. THE Rev. Father PAITEKdON will send post free to all Beneiactors of a £1 note "for his new .Church, a Composition of his own, Quartette and Organ accompaniment, published by,Nov r ello, Ewer, and Co. London. Address — J .REV. F. PATTERSON, Palmerston North Undep the Patbonage" of Sib James Fergussoac, late Governor of New Zealand. ' ME J. HYDE-PAEKEB, Pianist, Professor' of Music (from Wellington )\ Pupil of the best London Masttrs, ;«IPILL visit FEIEDING to give 1™" Lessons. in Music .twice ~ a Week. . For further particulars apply ■office of this paper, or to J. HYDE-PASKER, -Duke's Street, a Palmerston NNt. t " GAETHEW'S■\TEW SUPPLY OF BOOKS BY ii>| s.B. COPTIC— > John Ward Preacher . ,Madam How ana Lady Why, by - Charles Kins[sley ,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 English', by Hammerfcon The Queen of Bedlam, by Capt. King The Broken Vow, by Knox Little ' The Despot of Broomsedge Cove WilbeltnMei&ter, by Carlyle French Revolution, by Carlyle Oliver .Cromwell, by Carjyle of Photography, by Plat ,The : lntellectual Life, by Hammerton Bible in Spain, by Burrows * How they kept the Faith, by G. Raymond' - ' ' ' jt '. i Driven before the Storm, by Forde Poems, by C. Kingsley Johnny Ludlow, second series Anno Domini 2000, by Yogel ' Cassell's Popular Educator, new series Smith's Wealth of Nations WILLIAM CAETHEW, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, FEILDING. CHEAPEST' OF -THE BEST, ' A. H. COOK, i TAILOR & HABITMAKER, ;( Successor to late -John Cook & Son) ' Lambton Quay, Wellington, HAVING been for ten years witn , ' Messrs C- >ok & Son (my grand- | father andfather), their old Customers i may depend on .receiving from me the same care and consideration as from • my predecessors. ' To the public, I beg to state that I J will conduct my business in accord- i 'ance with the times, to merit a liberal support, which I most respectfully ] solicit. i i >' 1 ' A. H. COOK, - I 30/7/89 -' '* Tailor HEJSEY J.iLEJS, ] TAILOR, /Next Colonists' Land & Loan Company's O£6ce), KIMBOLTON EOAD. H. J. L. guarantee the best fit and make - lof any Tailor in' the District." . Gentlemen's own Ma'teriul'made np. '-s Clothes cleaned nnd repaired. a Trousers strapped. |C A hair cutting saloon is also attached to b the business at 6d per head. t All work done at the; Lowest Cash h Prices. ' . \\ O^ T^ I C E S ' I . h IF you wartt yonr Umbrellas re» ijovcred take them to Lethaby Bros b If you want your Parasol lined the a >eet plu*»e is Lethaby Bros IF your Umbrella is broke in Bny way Lethaby Bros Cis the 'cheapest in Welhrigton " ■ J ' - ' ' ' * If four servant lias broken any of your Ohma pr Glassware, the Cheanestf * place to j;et it rivitted;af Lethaby Bros Ti Also that Lethaby Bros have just re* reived a large quantity of Umbrella Ma- T trials. v i '' Z Note Address — 'LETHABY BROS., Cuba street > Wellinqcon p 3MITH "OEOS. £ VULCAN POUNDBY, = Manners thket, Wellington, P Iron and Biass Founders, ire prepai ed to execute Orders for Cast &,Wfiou«HT Ibo^,Wobk. Parts of Flax' Machines , kept; m stock, Shoemakei'h' Lnbts* made to order.