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T> I A N O S, / ft(lAK4 ___■___________!___________________['' THE ENGLISH AND FOREIGN PIANO AGENCY Invite Inspection of their Large Stock of High Class ENGLISH AND GERMAN PIANOS AND AMERICAN ORGANS, Bought at the Factories for Cash, and for sale at Lowest Prices for Cash or pn the Easy Hire System. ' I SOLE AGKNTS POR NEW ZEALAND. ARTHUR ALLISON & CO.'S CELEBRATED- ENGLISH PIANOS. Send for Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue* THE ENGLISH AND FOREIGN PIANO AGENCY, HOMAH Frederick Moore - Manager* 76IQUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND

ALF. TONES & pO. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY STORE, Have REMOVED From StTand Arcade, to QUEEN-STREET (opposite National Bank). JUST lOPENED UP A LARGE ASSORT MENT OF.PICTURES BY MAIL. ALBION TTOTEL. CORNER OP HOBSON AND WELLESLEY STREETS, AUCKLAND, N.Z. p MURCOTT (Formerly of Dunedin) Desires to intimate thatfhe has taken over the above House, and will spare no effort to en- sure the comfort 4)_ travellers and the public generally. FIRST-CLASS BILLIARD TABLE. Baths (Hot and Cold) on Every Floor. Furnished with an eye to the Comfort of Visitors to the Hotel. / The position of the Hotel is unsurpassed in the city. C. MURCOTT - PROPRIETOR. TfOTOK / p ARS ARE MADE AND GEARED TO RUN ANY SPEED UP TO FORTY MILES AN HOUR. S. McCoskrie & Son, Engineers, Sole Agents tor these- Cars in New Zealand Have a Car on hand which may be seen at THEIR WORK&. CHAPEL-STREET. Particulars and Prices, etc., may be had on Application. S. McC. ds SON liave also on hand, in process of Manufacture, a 14in. Horizontal Engine, a 9in. Vertical, a 9 by 18 Compound Marine, 4 in and Sin. Double Cylinder Deck Winches, etc, Hypraulic and other Lifts they make a specialty of. and have supplied and erected most of the lifts in Auckland. I T°*l Headache ■ OKI OOlg COWS 2I« PCR BOX

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