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Observer, Rōrahi XXIII, Putanga 10, 22 Whiringa-ā-rangi 1902, Page 14
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rrr a l l pAPERs JUST LANDED TWO SHIPMENTS iATEST PATTERNS AND , NOVELTIES IMALL LOTS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. INSPECTION INVITED. Iprlng Cleaning is near at hand ; send to M.J.B. for Estimate. Hie Largest Staff of Expert Workmen in Auckland constantly employed. All insured against accident DIRECT IMPORTER OF VRT PICTURES, PICTURE MOULDINGS, ARTISTS' MATERIALS, AND ALL TRADE REQUISITES. Note Name and Address, M. J. B fiNNETT IMPORTER, SIGNWRITER, AND DECORATOR, L 95 KARANGAHAPE RD., AUCKLAND. Telephone No. 936. PIANOS. NO DEPOSIT. 28 HIGH-ST. PIANOS. 5/- A WEEK. 28 HIGH-ST. PIANOS. NO DEPOSIT. 28 HIGH-ST. PIANOS. 6/, A WEEK. 28 HIGH-ST. PIANOS. NO DEPOSIT. 28 HIGH-ST. PIANOS. 7/- A WEEK. 28 HIGH-ST. PIANOS. NO DEPOSIT. 28 HIJH-ST. PIANOS. 8/- A WEEK. 28 HIGH-ST. PIANOS. NO DEPOSIT. 28 HIGH-ST. PIANOS. 9/- A WEEK. 28 HIGH-ST. PIANOS. NO DEPOSIT. 28 HIGH-ST. PIANOS. 10/- A WEEK. 28 HIGH-ST. p ILES' pOLLEGE, LOWER SYMONDS-STBEET, AUCKLAND. DAY SCHOOL 1 OR BOYS AND GIRLS. Principal : MR T. HARLE GILES. Assisted by a Competent Staff of Resident and Viaiting Masters. Thorough Preparation for Commercial Pur- suits, also for Matriculation, Civil Service and other Public Examinations. LIST OF SUCCESSES FOR 1901. Examination Side : Passed. Pupil Teachers' Examination . . . . 2 Pharmacy Examination 1 Matriculation Examination 2 Junior Civil Service Examination ... 4 Senior Civil Service Examination . . 1 Teachers' D and E Certificates 5 (Coached by Correspondence) •>liorthand Pitman's Certificates . . 18 The Subjects in which Students passed in- clude Latin, French, German, Maori English, History, Geography, Euclit!. Algebra, Arith- metic, School Management, etc. The College is now open. The Quarter begfns from date of entry. New Pupils enrolled on application at the College. Prospectus on application. EVENING CLASSES AS USUAL. TUITION BY CORRESPONDENCE. STRATFORD BACON- IS A MILD SUGAR CURE. HEATHER, ROBEBTON A CO., Agents. Golden Rose's win in City Handi- cap was a popular one. Both Mr Jno. Lynch, the owner, and " old Kos," the trainer, came in for a heftf of congratulations. Kos deserves all the good luck that comes his way. The owner of the N.Z. Cup win- ner, Halberdier, made his lucky pur- chase of this horse when on a holi- day trip from Wanganui to his native place — Auckland. A while ago, some Aucklanders, just returned from the racing on the East Coast, brought up such doleful accounts of a " leg " troubling Halberdier that no one would have him at any price. One Auckland layer, who had a Rood bit about him, felt " sick "on it, and when later the . public did come for the horse, he let them have it and made him the worst horse.
