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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 62, 12 November 1889, Page 4

■ STEAM FURNITURE .to , -- _ n n L and SASH s BOOR FACTORY i THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH. SIIIONDS & PEGDffI Direct special attention, to -"" '„ THEIR MAGNIFICENT STOCK , of New Furniture. , DOOES AND SASHES ' j' ■ i Of every "Description made to order/ A large variety of , , 7 PICTURE MOULDINGS s to choose from. -Fretwork Verandah Brackets cut to any design. All Work done by the latest Improved Machinery. THE Eev. Father PAITEKoON ,-will send post free to all Benefactors of a £1 'note for his' new Church, a 'Composition of ,-his 'own,. Quartette and Organ accompaniment, published, by Novello, Ewer, and Go.' London. Address — REV..F. PATTERSON, i Ealmerston North Unde" the Patronage of tiiß James FERGUS'Sok, ' LATE GrOVE KNOIt of 'New ' Zealand. MR J. HYDE-PARKER, | .Pianist, Professor ojf Music (from Wellington) „ Pupil of the best London Masters, visit ,to give ' . Lessons in Music twice a 'Week. For , further* particular*, apply oflSce of this paper, or to • j .1 ' . . ' J. HYDE-PAP.KERr " "■''• <DiikeVStreet, ' Palmei^sron.N. t CARTHEW'S" x . IVyEW SUPPLY OF BOOKS-BY 1 iM ' 8.6. COPTIC— > ...' » , John Ward Preacher " •«• • - Madam How' and Lady Why, by'] 1 'CJharles Kmg&ley i *' Qaeen's Whini, lay Rosa N. Garly' ' ' BlacKie's Modern Cyclopedia 'Cleopatra, by Rider Haggard ' Prince Maskiloff, by' Roy Tellet , Darwin's voyage in the Bpagle Dick Onslow, by Kingston French and Eng ish,'by Hammertou The Queen of Bedlam, by Capt. King The Broken Vow, by Knox Little The Despot of,Broomsedge Cove Wi lhelin' Mei&ter; by t 'Carlyle' French Revolution, ,by Carly]e Oliver Croxnweii, by Carljle Dictionary o^f 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. Kmgsley , Johnny Ludlow, second series Anho Domini 2000, by Vogel Cassell's Popular Educator,, new series Smith's Wealth of Nations WILLIAM CARTHEW, BOOKSELLER STATIONER, '' FEILDING^ ' .CHEAPEST OF THE BEST, ' A. H. COOK, TAILOR & HABITMAKER, (Successor to late John Cook & Son) " >/ILambton Quay, Wellington, >* \ TTAVING been for ten years witn jLjl ' Messrs Cook & Son (my grandfather and father), their old'Customers may depend on receiving frpm me the same ,care and consideration as fiom 'my c predecessorß. i To 'the^ puUicjlfbe^ to-state jbhaT L will conduct "iny' businets *in accord-" ance with the timeb. to merit a liberal 'support,' which I most respectfully 'solicit. A. H: COOK, pP/7/89 ( T ailor r 1 HEJSRY J. LhE, , » L TAILHR, * ' •f Next .Colonists' Land & Loan Company's s; • Oißce), KIMBOLTON EOAD. H. J. L guarantee the best fit and make ■ oi any Tailor in the'District. r ■ ..Gentlemen's own AJaten.il;made up. ■'.'•'■Clothes cleaned .and, repaired. . . ■' Tr"Uber>' strapped. "A.'l)air cutting saloon is also attached to !' \".\ ,'"" 1 the^busmess at'6d'perliead~ Uc "'.'. '.' All work done at the Lowest Cash " , a Prices, t ■"jTP O T I C E S i^j . i , t ',^ls yon want your Umbrellas ro* /•joyp.red t tuke them to Lethjcfyy BroK^ < -If . you want your Parasol lined" the i test jpldre is Lethaby Bros. .If your UmVirplln is biojce in any way Lethaby Bros, i» the cheapest in Wellington. If (our servant }>as broken any of your-Ofcinil or< Glassware, the place to },et it nvitfed at Lethaby Bros >■ Al?o that Lethaby, Br.os havejust ie» ceived a large quantity ot Umbrella Ma teriuls- l{ , ■ JNote 'Address — Lh'IHABYBRQS., Cuba street, Weilln'qton q~5 I T-H DR'OS : VDLCAN. FOI^DET, AJ AA r KbKS TKI- 1 T, W ULLIA'GTON, Iron'arifi JBrkiss FonuJers, '■ ' l '*" Vre pro, ared to execute Orders for'CAST " '•&, Wbought Iron Wopz. Parts of l<lax AJachineS'kppl^m stock, Shoemakers' L'ists made to o»der.