Page 4 Advertisements Column 5

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 63, 14 November 1889, Page 4

STEAM FUiINITUEE and SASHIDOORFAGTORY THE SQUAKE, PALMEESTON NOETfI. SIMMONDS & PEGDEN , Direct special attention to ' THEIR MAGNIFICENT STOCK of N|ew Furniture. DOORS AND ( SASHES Of every Description made to order. i A • large variety of PICTUEE MOULDINGS i to choose from. ' Fretwork Verandah Brackets cut to a.ny design.. All Work done by the latest , Im- - pi oved« Machinery . < mHE Rev. Father PAPTEKoOxN JL will send post free to all,Benetactors of N a^ £1 note for ,his new Chtirch, a Composition "of his own^ Quartette and Organ accompaniment, pubhshed'by'.Novello, Ewer, and Co. London. Address — REV. F. PATTERSON, Palmerston North Unde«* the i Patronage of &ir l James FERGUSSOk, EATE GoVF.HNOR of New^Zealand. ' ME J. HYDE-PAEKEE, Pianist, Professor of Music (from Wellington) Pupil of the best London Mastvrs, trarlLL visit FEJtIJjDIISrG to give Lessons in Music twice a Week. For further particulars apply office of this^paper, ,or to~ < J". HYDEJPA-PJKER, " " Duke's Street, Palmerston N -CAETHEW'S N' EVV SUPPLY OF BOOKS B^ - s.B. -COPTIC— John Ward -Preacher Madam 1 Hb'w and Lady Why, bj Charles Kingsley > Queen's "\Vhim, by Rosa. N. Oarly Blaeiae'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 Hammertor The Queen of Bedlam, by Capt. Kin£ The Broken Vow, by Knox Little Tli'e Debpot of Biocnseclge CoveWi lhelm Mei&ter, by Carlyle French Revolution, by Carlyle Oliver Cromwell, by' Carlyle Dictionary of Photography, by Plat The Intellectual Life, by Hammertoi Bible in Spain, by Burrows -How they kept the Faith, by G. Kay mond Driven before the S,torm, by Forde Poems, by C. Kingsley Johnny Ludldw, second series Anno Dominij2ooo, by Yogel , , Cassell's Popular Educator, new series Smithes Wealth of Nations ( L 1 WILLIAM CAETHEW,' BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER FEILDING. ' {i CHEAPEST OF THE^BEST, A. H. COOK, TAILOR & HAB'ITMAKER', . ' (Successor to late John Cook & Son Lambton' Quay, Wellington, * HAVING been for +en years witt ' Messrs C-»ok & Son (my grknd fatner and father), their old Customers may depend on receiving from me tht same care and consideration as froir. my 1 predecessors. _, To the public, I beg to state that .1 ,will conduct my busme&s in accord ance with 'the times, to merit a liberal support, ' which I most respectfully solicit. ' ' ' A. H. COOK, 30/7/89 ' ~ "Tailoi HEKEY J. LhEy " TAILOR, (Next Colonists' Lands & Loan : Company's Office), KIMBOLTON EOAD. '■ H. J. L. guarantee the best fit and make ot any Tailor in tlie'Distnct. ' ± Gentlemen's own Material made up. Clothes cleaned <and repaired. ' Troupers, strapped. A hair cutting saloon is aNoUttached to the business at 6d perjiead. All worlfdone at "tile Lowest Cash Prices. \J O T I C E J S IF you want yoqr Utn!?reMas reisoyered take them to Lethaby Bros If you want yonr Parasol lined the ;est place is Lethaby Bros^ v > If your Umbrella is broke in any wa^ Lethaby 1 Bros, is the cheapest'in Welling ton. If four servant !»as broken any of your Chma or Glassware, the Cheapest' place lo'get it nvitted iit Lethaby Bros Also that Lethaby Bros haieju^t re» ceived a large quainity of Umbrella Ma termUisole Address — ' Lk'J HABY BKOS., Cuba' street, 1 Wellington Q M r T^H' T> E 0 S . VDLCAN ( FOU.N'DBT, ' y MA^^BBB' TREbTjT W ELLINGTON, J 1 I tort and, Brass FounJers, ' pt^^ared to Wecufe'Qrders for Cast "& Waoirffifi 1 liTow-'Wdßßrr pitrts ci jf'las Macbmesr kf^s is