THE EXHIBITION AT _ H. EIELDEB & CO.'S. r 4 N exhibition of HIGH-CLASS FUR_C_ NITURE such as is seldom scon in Now Zealand is now on view at FIELDER'S SHOWROOMS IN MANNERS-STREET. English furniture, recently imported, and made in those Antique designs that havo of late years become so popular, are to be 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 havo it duplicated in any oyier house — for a time at least. Two of the front show windows havo attracted considerable attention during the last few days, and are worthy of inspection by any one possessed of artistic taste. One window bay is fitted up as a bedroom, tho floor carpeted with a carpet of the palest hue (one that does not easily show spot or stain) a massive brass-rail bedstead, highlyfinljied -wardrobe, toilet and dressing tables, box lourtge (so useful for packing dresses without folding or creasing), chairs, curtains, etc., etc., make a bedroom fit for any mansion in tho Dominion. To any purohaser who may require tho style or patterns of all or any of tho articles varied, tKe large showrooms at the back afford ample reserve supplies to accede to their wishes. The second window is furnished as a drawingroom, and the furnituro is a marvel of elega'nee, tasfe, and skill in manufacture and design. Rare and beautiful woods, inlaid with such skill as to resemble paint, are made up into chairs, lounges, cabinets, fancy tables, and all tho other dainty things in furniture bo indispensable to the furnishing of a modern house. Several designs are shown in suites covered with silk tapestry and other dainty coyerings. Space forbids too full a description of the various articles ; and, as in the case of the bedroom suite, many of the articles cannot be duplicated, and if required must be ordered from England. Our beautiful Native Woods are not neglected, and Mr. Fielder holds large stocks of seasoned timber which is being made up into furniture for those who prefer the New Zealand timbers. A_ laTgo number of those articles are on view in the Show Rooms, a few only of the choicest articles of English furnituro being placed in the show windows. A visit to the Warehouse in Mannersetreet would not be complete without a peep at tho largo Carpet Room, where miles of carpets, mostly new designs, are in huge rolls ready for tho purchaser to select from. It is not out of the way to state that tho stock of Carpets is the largest in Wellington, and cannot be excelled for quality, pattern, or price. Made by the best houses in the world, they etand alone in the city. FIELDERS' proud boast is that no house is too large for them to furnish from their large reserve stock at a few clays' notice, and ■if the design of any articles does not > please, another can bo made to suit individual tastes, the large staff of artisans employed being able to turn out the work quickly. During this week do not fail to see the moat ARTISTIC MODERN FURNITURE ever shown in Wellington, and NOW ON VIEW. at FIELDER & CO.'S, MANNERS-STREET. GENTLEMEN ! fipHE most oft-repeated question of the '•*• day over tho whole of the Dominion is "WHO SAID BEGG'S?" And tho never-failing reply from all who care for a pure, mellow, non-smoky Scotch .Whisky is "WE ALL DO*"* 'Ask for it at all the leading hotels, and don't be put off with any other brand. DRINK BEGG'S CARGOES OF, COALBROOKDALE COAL ARE CONTINUALLY DlS- •**• CHARGING, and will Contribute to Your Comfort, Cosy Fires, and Good Cooking. It is Cheaper than Cheap Coals, because it is Cleaner, and Gives More Heat and Radiance. ALL COAL MERCHANTS CARRY STOCKS. V WESTPORT-STOCKTON COAL. THE COAL THAT COOKS. WILL he here next week. Ono trial lot, and we know you'll be a conBtant user. Your Dealer, or Offices, Jolinj flton-street. Five 'Phones. SAMUEL BROWN, LTD., AGENTS. 2). W. VIRTUE & CO.. 5, VICTORIA-STREET, Wellington, &ri RAIN, FLOUR, PRODUCE, AN! $JT COMMISSION iMDKCHANTS. Agents for JTHB N.Z. FLOURMILLERS' CO-OPB BATIVE ASSOCIATION, L,TD,
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Evening Post, Volume LXXVI, Issue 122, 21 November 1908, Page 15
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