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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 72, 5 December 1889, Page 4

STEAM FURNITURE -f\ - * and SASHIDOORFACTORY - * THE SQUARE, PALMERSTON NORTH. SIMMONDS & PEGDEN Direct speciarattention' to THEIR MAGNIFICENT STOCK of ' New Furniture. DOORS AND SASHES Of everyjjjDescription made' to order. A large variety pf.^ PICTURE MOULDINGS to choose from. Preiwork Verandah Brackets cut to any design.' All Work done by the latest" Improved Machinery) ' ' ' " .i . '. THE Hey., Father .PATTERriON ' will- send post-free $o all Benefactors 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, Palmerston North Undep ,the Patronage of Sib James Fergussoai, .late Governor of New Zealand. ■ MR J. HYfifi-PAlipiß, Pianist, Professor of Music (from Wellington) Pupil of the best .London Masters, «tf ILL visit FEIIifDING to give ™• i Lessons in Music ' twice^ a Week. For. further particulars apply . office of this paper, or to. J. HYDE-TAKKEB, Duke's Street, . ' s - ' Palmerston N." MkKINO , VARIETY, STORE. " / F. BERRY, ! BLACKSMITH, FARiIEE, AND, ' IRONMONGER, , i VJT' ISHES to thank his Customers * , and the - General for their t past patronage since being in business, and begs to inform them that he will remove into his . NEW & COMMODIOUS PREMISES on .Wednesday., next. He has added to his business a Variety Store, .where he iDtends to sell Groceries, Tobacco, Tinware, Cutlery, Ironmongery, Drapery, Cordials, Confectionery and Fruit. 1 In fact everything required to 'complete a "General Store will be kept in stock. v ' !_'_ All Goods marked in plain figures, and no .reasonable offer refused for .Cash. 1 F.B. also intends to buy Stock and Produce, or exchange Goods ior same.' > Customers waited on for Orders, ,'and Goods delivered. His Hottcis : " Live and let live." ~ J RAJS^Y~S6fEL, T 7 THORNTON QUAY. WELLINGTON '. Nearest Hotel to the Manawatit \ ' , Railway Station. i *■(,'' ' ' ! DANIEL DEALY;, _ fLate of Cricketer's Arms. Proprietor. THE comfort" and convenience of r ! Travellers carefully studied. Central position aud every accommo-; dation. „ - „ > 4 . Meals always ready, for Trayellers by ' \ early and late Trains. ";. Hot & Cold Baths." , Superior Table.' I Best' Brands in Wines and Spirits. Charges strictly moderate. CHEAPEST .QF^THE BEST, ■ A. H. COOK, TAILOR & •HABITMAKER, (Successor to late John Cook & Son) Lambton Quay, Wellington, HAVING,. been for ten years witn , .MesprsiCooK & Son (my grandfather and,father), their old Customers ,may depend on receiving from me the 1 *sa J me ( care and T consideration as from my predecessors. " ' '- To 'the public, Tbe'g to'state that I will conduct my businets" in ' accordance with- the times, to » merit a liberal support;" which I most respectfully solicii. -• •■ ; * A. H. COOK, 30/7/89 . . ' . ; .Tailor, "^ JEIE^RY J. LKE, . . TAILtVR/ (Next Colonists* Land & Loan Company's I » f^ripffice),','- 7■' Kimbolton Road. H.S. L. guarantee the best" fit and make ol, any T«»i lor in the District. Gentlemen's "own Material made up." Clothes cleane'dand repairedTrousers strapped. ' . A bair' cutting 'salqpn^is* alsbfattftphed toN the business'at 6d -per head. AH work done at the Lowest Cash Prices. |J Q~ M J T H BR° " S * VULCAN FOUNDRY, MaSNEBS >-TJtEJET, -W^LXINGTON, v Iron and Brass Fonrrders, Ire prepared to execute Orders for Cast ' &"WBOCGHr Ibon^Wolrjb:. ' ' Parts of Flax ' Machines' kept is stock, Shoemakers' Lasts m»do to order.