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Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue 108, 3 November 1908, Page 10

THE EXHIBITION AT H. FIELDER & CO.'S. AN exhibition of HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE such as is seldom seen in Now Zealand is now on view at FIELDER'S SHOWROOMS IN MANNERS-STREET. English furniture, recently imported, and mado in those Antique designs that have of late years become so popular, aro to bo seen in various sizes, fashioned, to fit large or small rooms, and in many instances only one suite of each design has been imported, so that it is impossible to have it duplicated in any other house — for a timo at least ( j Two of the front show windows have at- \ iracted considerable attention during tho I last few days, and are worthy of inspection by any one possessed of artistic taste. Ono window bay is fitted up as a bedroom, tho floor carpeted with a carpet of the palest huo (one that does not easily show spot or stain), a massive brass-rail bedstead, highlyfinished wardrobe, toilet and dressing tables, box lounge (so useful for packingdresses without folding or creasing), chairs, curtains, etc., etc., mako a bedroom fit for any mansion in the Dominion. To any purchaser who may require the style or patterns of all or any of tho articles varied, the large showrooms at the back afford ample reserve supplies to accedo to their wishes. The second window is furnished as a drawingroom, and the furniture is a marvel of elegance, taste, aud skill in manufacture and design. Rare and beautiful woods, inlaid with such skill as to resemble paint, aro made up into chairs, lounges, cabinets,, fancy tables, and all the other dainty things in furniture so indispensable to tho furnishing of a modern house. Several designs are shown in suites covered with silk tapestry and other dainty coverings. Space forbids too full a description of tho various articles ; and, as in the case of the bedroom suite, many of tho articles cannot fie duplicated, and if required must be ordered from England. Our Beautiful Native Woods are not neglected, and Mr. Fielder holds largo stocks of seasoned^ timber which is beingmade up into furniture for those who prefer tho New Zealand timbers. A laTge number of these articles are on view in the_ Show Rooms, a few only of the choicest articles of English furniture- being placed in tho show windows. A visit to the Warehouse in Mannersstreet would not be complete without a peep at the large Carpet Room, where miles of carpets, mostly new designs, are in hugo rolls ready for the purchaser to select from. It is not out of the way to state that the stock of Carpets is tho largest in Wellington, and cannot be ex~ celled for quality, pattern, or price. Mado by tho best houses in the world, they stand alone in the city. FIE r DERS' proud boast is that no house is too largo for them to furnish from their large reserve stock at a few days' notice, and if the design of any articles does not please, another can bo mado to suit individual tastes, the large staff of artisans employed being able to turn out tho work quickly. During this week do not fail to see the most ARTISTIC MODERN FUR\ T I nSw'onvilT^ in WdKa *«. - d

FIELDER & CO.'S, MANNERS-STREET. NEW GOODS! G. & T. YOUNG, JEWELLERS, x 252, Lambton-quay, Wellington, the arrival of 11 Cases of NEW GOODS, Which, have now been opened up. ' ' They draw Special Attention to their STERLING SILVER TEA AND COFFEE SERVICES, TEA SETS. ROSE BOWLS AND WAITERS, As being MOSL Suitable for Presentations. Inspection cordially invited. By Special *&_fSS>Jgk His Excellency Appointment gJSgjsjiflK ihe to —gy^Sr^jl Governor. FRANK GR,ADY S WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER WILLIS-STREET. rpHE G H 9 P JpOR "ORESENTS. WATCHES I WATCHES! WATCHES! Highest Quality. Lowest Price. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! GEM AND SIGNET RINGS lBAGS ! PURSES ! BAGS ! NOVELTIES IN GREENSTONE! Manufacturing. Plating. Gilding. Engraving. mHE CJHOP "OOR "ORESENTS JL k_s Jj _fir Telephone 1133. Established 1880. Appointment »g|lsj|| Excellency the *° £*ras*§iA Governor. W. LITTLEJOHN & SON, WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, AND OPTICIANS, EX ATHENIC. ENGLISH WATCHES! CHRONOGRAPHS ! Ladies' fine Keyless English Levers, in 18ct gold, up t_o_ £22 ;^ gentlemen's, in 18ct gold, up to £55, and in silver, up to £8 Bs, all specially made to our order. Theso watches aro accurate, reliable, and durable, as v/cll as vory economical in coat of maintenance. They are handsome, too, and admirably suited for presentation. For three years in succession our mako of Chronographs has held the first place at the Government Kew Observatory trials in open competition with allcomers, and its latest achievement is to takr> Ist, 2nd, and 3rd places at this trial, 1907-8. The Authorities have selected this Chronograph for the Royal Navy. Inspection cordially invited. Please Note NEW ADDRESS— 222 and 224. LAMBTON-QUAY.

SIGHT-TESTING HOOMS, 103, CUSTOMHOUSE-OUAY (Next Bank of Australasia). TESTING done by competent men, with modern appliances; prices reaeooable. Our siock of Optical Goods 19 wo.rth inspection. Pendant and Round Aneroid Barometers, Prism Binoculars, Field and Opera Glasses, Telescopes, Magic Lanterns, Drawing Sets, Half Sets, and Single Pieces, Thermometers, etc., etc. A line selection of Motor Goggles, 4s to 17s. ALFRED LEVI. Consulting Optician, Wellington. T. H. MORRISON, Manager.