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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 65, 19 November 1889, Page 4

3F— q STEAM FUENITUEE and SASfiiDOORFICTORY THE SQUARE, PALMEESTON NOETH. SIMMONDS &.BEGDEH Direct special attention to THEIE MAGNIFIOENT' STOCK of New Furniture. DOOES AND SASHES Of every Description made to order. A large variety of PICTUEE MOULDINGS to choose from.' Fretwork Verandah Brackets cut to any design. All Work done by- the -latest Improved Machinery. THE Rev. ' Father ''PArTER.SOiM will" send post free to all Bene--1 factors of a £1 note "for his new Church, a Composition of- his own, Quartette and Organ accompaniment, published by Novello,' Ewer, and Co,' London. -Address — REV. F. PATTERSON,' - Palm erst on North 1 Unoe>" the Patronage of- biR James Fergussoai, late Governor of Nbw Zealand. k ME J. HYDE-PAEKEE, Pianist, Professor of Music (from Wellington) Pupil of the best London Masters, WILL visit FEIIiiDING to give Lessons- in Music twice a Week. For further particulars apply office of this paper, or to J/HYDE-PA'SKEB, ' Duke's" Street, ,Palmersron N."; CAETHEW!S NEW SUPPLY OF BOOKS BY s.s. COPTIC— John Ward Preacher Madam How <ana -Lady Why, by Charles Kinsjsley .Queen's Whim, by Rosa N. Carly Blackie's Modern Cyclopedia ■Cleopatra, by Eider Haggard ■ t Prince Maskiloff, -by Roy Tellet Darwin's voyage in the Beagle Dick Onslow, by Kingston French and Eng ish, by Hammerton The Queen of Bedlam, by Capt. King The Broken Vow, by Knox Little The Despot of-Broomsedge Cove Wi lhelm Meister, by Carlyle French Eevolution, by Carlyle Oliver Cromwellj by Carlyle Dictiouary 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. Kihgsley Johnny Ludlow, second series AnnoiDomini 2000, by -Vogel Cassell's Popular Educator, new series Smith's Wealth of Nations WILLIAM CAETHEW, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 1 FEILDING/ • CHEAPEST* OF THE BEST, A. H.^COOK, TAILOR & HABITMAKER,. j (Successor to late John Cook & Son) Lambton Quay, Wellington, HAVING -been for ten years witn ' Messrs C-»ok &-Son (my grands father and father), their old Customers may depend on receiving from me the same; care and consideration as from my predecessors. Toitbe public, I beg to state that I will conduct my busine&s in- accordance with the timea. to merit a liberal support, which I most respectfully solicit. ' A. H.'COOK, 1 80/7/89 "Tailor P HESEY J. L!>E, TAILOR, (Next Colonists' Land & Loan Company's Office), * KIMBOLTON EOAD. H. J. L. guarantee the best fit and make : or' any Tuilor in the District. Gentlemen's own Material made up. Cloilies cleaned and repaired. Trousers strapped. A hair cutting saloon is also attached to the, business at 6d' per head. All work done at the Lowest Cash Prices. \T "o T I C £ S~ IF yon want your Umbrellas recovered take them to Lethahyßros If you want your Parasol lined 'the jest place is Lethaby Bros. ■ ! If^yoiir Umbrella is broke in, any !way Lethaby Bros. is> the cheapest in Wellington. If rourj servant has broken any of your China or Glassware, the Cheapest, place tdyet.it rmtted at' Lethaby Bros 1 Also tfa't Lethaby -Bros Mi&re jus>t re* rieired: a large quantity of Umbrella Ma term IsNote Address^— LM HABY BHOS.J Cuba street, Wellington. ,gBOS. ( VDLqA.If F.O.U"-N*DBT, Mannebs .-tb'eet, 'Welmngtun, Iron and Brass Founders, Ire prepared- to eiebute Orders for Cast II Wbocght Ibon Work. ' Parts of Flax Machines kept in stock. Shoemakers' Lasts made to order.