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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 64, 16 November 1889, Page 4

STEAM FURNITURE aud THE SQUARE, PALMEESTPN NORTH. SDHOMDS ft PEeDEH, Direct special attention to. THEIE MAGNIFICENT STOCK of New Furniture. DOORS AND SASHES Of every Description made to order. A large variety of PICTURE .MOULDINGS to choose from. FreLwork Verandah Brackets -cut to c any design. All Work done by the latest Impioved Machinery. ' ■ nnHE Key. Father PAi'XJWioCW _|_ will send post free to all Benefactors of a £1 note' for his new Church, a Composition of his own, Quartette and Organ accompaniment, publidhed by Novello, Ewer, and Co. London. Address — ccv. f: patteeson, Palmerston North Undei' the Patronage of fciß James Fergusso*£, late -.Govf. u nor of New Zealand. MR J. HYDE-PARKER, Pianist, Professor of -Music (from Wellington ) *■ Pupil of the best-London Masters, visit'FEILiDING to give * * I * Lessons in Music ' twice a Week. For- further particulars,apply office of this paper, or to J. HYrJE-PAP.KEB, , Duke's Street, Palmerston N. CARTHEW'S ' * ATEW SUPPLY OF BOOKS BY iM 8.6. ,COPTIC— John Ward Preacher Madam 'How ana Lady Why, by Charles Kinsley Qaeeu's Whim, by Rosa N. Carly TiLiciae's Modern- Cyclopedia Cleopatra, by Eider Haggard Prince Mask'iloff, by Eoy Tellet Darwin's voyage ih°the Beagle Dick Onblow, by Kingston French and Engash.'by Hammerton The Queen of Bedlainj by Capt. King The Broken Vow, by Knox Little ' i The Debpot of Broomsedge Cove Wilhelm Meister, by Carlyle French Revolution, by Carlyle Oliver Cromwell, by Carlyle Dictionary of Photography, by Plat' . The Intellectual" Life, by •Hammerfccn Bible in Spain, by Burrows Hoav they kept t'he'Faith, by 1 G. Raymond Driven before the Storm, by Forde Poems, by C. Kingsley , Johnny Ludlow, stcdnd/series Anno Domini 2000, by Vbgel Cassell's Popular Educator, new series ' Sniith'b Wealth of Nations, • WILLIAM~OARTHEW, BOOKSELLEE AND STATIONEE, FEILDING. CHEAPEST OF THE' BEStT A. 11. COOK, TAILOE & HABITMAKEE, ( Successor to late John Cook & Son) Lambton Quay, Wellington, HAVING -been for ten year's-, witn , Messrs Cook & Son (my grandfather and father^), their old Customers may depend on receiving from. mVthe same care and consideration as from my predecessors. ' , , , " To the public, I beg to state' that I will conduct my business, in- f aceqrdance with the times.- to merit a liberal support,' which 1^ most respectfully SOliClt. r A, H. COOK, 30/7/89 „ Tailor HEiSRY J. ,LhE, \7 , TAILOR, , (Next Colonists' Land & Loan Company's, . . Office), , , KIMBOLTON ItOAD. H. J. L. guaranlee the best fit and make , ot any','l)nilor m the District. Gentlemen's own Material made up. Cloihes deaued and repaired. Troupers strapped. i A liair cutung 'saioon' l is ahoattaelied to the business at 6d per he'.ul All work'don'e at the Lowest" Cash Prices,' vr o t i c c s IF you want your "Dmbrpllas re»~" •joyered' take them to Lethaby Bros v lf you want your Parasol lined the ( est phu-e \s-Lethaby , ' '. If your Umbrella ls'broke in any wa\' Lefhaby'Bros, is the cheapest m Welling ion. ■ „-[.'■ If tout "servant ]«aa broken any^ of jour China or Glassware, the CheaueM place .to feet it rivitted at Bros . « ,Al>b tliat Lethaby Bros. lftt\e jftt.t ie«"feijod a lar^e quaniity of Umbrella Ma leiMiils- 1 ' *.*' -i ' ' ■ v - - > I . .iSol'e Address — , • I , LKIHABY JBHOS., Cvha street,^ Wellington. O MI T.H O ,p,R OS a. '<* IvDLCAN FOU'-XDEY,' ■' MaNMJKS TIiKKT, 1 \ViSLUNGTON, ' ' Iron and ' Brass Founders,' i_ -„ ire prej a red to execute Orders, for Cast. >~~ l ', & WKOUGH ( T IKON .\yOBK.'..; „ ■, Parts of $\iix MocJjjues. JtcfjUin rilo.ck?; " Shoemakei-s' Litstßuittd'e to oWer.'