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Feilding Star, Volume XII, Issue 122, 7 April 1891, Page 2

DECOEATIVE AST NEEDLE- . . . WOEK At (IRKCALDIE STAINS -"- . FOR LUTUM^ AND WZ2ITEB SEASON, NEW AND COkPLETE FANCY DEPARTMENT. THE large and growing demand for Art Needlework' at Moderate Prices has suggested to K. & S. the necessity of adding to their large and extensive business a complete Fancy Needlework Department, 'It is now considered the Fashion with those that have spare^ moments to' use them in producing Useful and Ornamental articles for household use, such as Table, Mantel, Wall and all kinds of Furniture Decorations. Novelties from BERLIN, PARIS, SAXONY, BOHEMIA, BADEN, Also from CHINA AND JAPAN. SOMAN, AVONDALS, & GRECIAN FELTWORK. Eastern Slipper and Duster Bags, Eazor Cases and Sharing Tidies, Felt and Satin Pipe Racks, Queen ' Copies, Cobweb Embroidered Cosies, Grecian Mantel Borderingsaod Chair Backs. - ' - THE NEW HEM STITCHED LINEN GOODS OUTLINED. The Sandringham Teacloth and Table Centres, Duchess Tray Cloths, Pillow Shams, Nightdress Bags, Brush and ' Comb Bags, Congress Sets, with all necessary materials for finishing, at Lowest Prices. NEW FANCY WOOLS. Ajidalusian Wool, in all colours. 8s 6d Ib Shetland Wool, in all colours, 8s 6d Ib KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON MONEY TO LEND AT the following Low Bates o Interest: — Over £500 with a margin of 50 % 5J PER €ENT, ' Under J>soo . 6'TO 7 PER CENT, -AJIJDBEW OUY, SOIJCITOK, ; Paluerston North. W. A. SANBILANDS, : BAEBISTER AND SOLICITOB, Feegusson Stjreet, Feilding. MONEY to Lend, in' Large oi Small Sums, ,on the security of .Freehold Land, at Current Bates of; lnterest. Town Properties ac cepted if ample margin, is offered. MONET, For Investment on Security of tree . hold Lands. Town Properties accepted ample margin offered. WE are prepared to advance large or small sums on favor able terms to borrowers. Interest," 6 J and 7 per cent. — ac cording to amount required; S pei cent, small sums Our FEILDING Office, in Messrs Stevens & (£orton!s Buildings, will be open on Court days and Sale days but instructions left there at an; time will be forwarded to Palmer ston, BAKEK AND COOKE, SOLICITORS, The Square, Palmeeston N., And Feegcsson Steket, Fbiiding. SPECIALTIES Being opened up by > WM. PARK, . JAPANESE GOODS, Including Tables, Fans, Kites, Tea Sets, Tea Pots, Cups-& Saucers, Flower Pots, Vases, ,&c. Lawn Tennis Bacquets^and Balls. Pianos, American jOrgans, Cornets, Special t Lines in Violins, Accordeona, , Guitars, Banjos, -Tambourines, Concertinas, Brass Flageo-, lets, Musical Boxes, flutes, &c, &c. Lett's Diaries for 1890. Opaline m Plush for Painting, - ' J Plaques, &c , WATEBBUBY.,WATCHES. 1/- TABLE . s replenished with Extra Value in Ornaments, &c. WILLIAM PARK, DihEOT Importer. Palmeeston N. A. ATKINS, (Fellow Ttoyal Inst. British Architects. Lssoc. Memb. Inst. Civil Engineers.) ABCHITECT, WANGANUI. MB. ATKINS makes periodical visits' throughout the District, tir H. L. Sherwill will arrange interdews, j HI LABCOMB, Civil Engineer, Architect >&c, Law Chambers, The Square, PaUnerston North, Architect to the Manawatu Permanmt Building and Investment Society. WELLINGTON TO FOXTON. FHE' 8.8. QUEEN OF THE SOUTH, Captain Harvey, will cave Wellington every MONDAY >nd THURSDAY. , Foxton- every- WEDNESDAY and IATUKDAY.' . * \ ' P. U. YOUNG, ; j AgenLs.s. Netpieu