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Auckland Star, Volume XX, Issue 58, 9 March 1889, Page 3

MR iT 33. ~~wVo DHA M, I EACITER Oij' THE •PIANOFORTJfi AND HARMONIUM. .... Onomunja attended once a woek Addresa : iJorc ot Mr A Eady, Auckland Music Warohouse^^Queen-gtrcet. 7%jf IS S AN T O OTU O.VJL .{Certificated Pupil of Prof. Swallow). PIANO,, SIN.GIN^VIgJN, GUITAR, AND aggffWebb3]^^ Warehouse, iyj r j. h. s w XiTe~s • xy'^~ (Certificated Pupil of Prof Swallow) MIEUTORD-STafe, PONSONBY, And at Kady'a Music Warehouse. PIJ.NO, SINGING, VIOLIN, & HARMONY. Terras : Two guineas por quarter. iLfEB CLAYTON'S Boarding"ancrP^y 4r*-®"m Saho°}< ,st- George's Ea7 Road, Parnoll— li'irauTerm. February 1,1869. M"'" ~1 S S A. fO.RTZi!R (Certificated 'Pupil of Hcrr Sohmitt), TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, Has resumed. Terms: One Guinoa. Addross: Hobson-Btreet. MR A. S H R O F F, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE. Mi" ShrofT begs to inform the Public of Auckland that he has decided to tako pupiis at greatlytreduced rates. For terms, etc., apply Mr H. R. Shroff, cars Mr J. B. Blaikie, Victoria-st.; or Mr Eady'e, Queen-street. 7|/riSS STEVENS, Teacher of the-Piano-JJyJL forte. Orgran; Violin, and Guitar; from its por quarter during deprcsaioii. Pupils can be visited.— Franklin Road (opposite Woiling? ton-street). TM BITING!, WrTtinsc"!—Writing and v v other Instruction given a.t any time, privately or in class,-at pupil's residence or at Mr or Miss S. Stevons's, Victoria-street, corner of Graliam-Btreot. Every effort; made to ad- J vanco tlie pupil. References to persons who have been ttuight. Moderate charges. Reduction to families. |~VUEEN'S COLLEGE, AUCKLAND. iiOYS' BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. Principal: Alexander McArthur, M.A., LL.D., Melbourne University. Tho College, recently occupied a3 the Girls' High School, commands a fine view oi; tho cir.y and havbcinr, and has extensive grounds ulantcd wiih tree?. it has well* appointed sol toolrooms and excellent boarding accommodation). Tho whole buildiiiEf lias bi'en tiiorotip*hiy renovated inside nnd outside. Tlioro aro stables and grass for ponies. Tbo First Term begins on TUESDAY, Fcbruarj' 5,1859. Dr. Me Arthur, who resides ar, the College, will be iit home from three to five p.m. on and after January 21st, to see parents and guardians who wish to place their boys under his care. Tho Prospectus may be obtained on application at tho College, or from Mr WildrniiTi. Bookseller. Shortland-ntroot. FOR SALE, for Fifty Pounds, 100 acres Bush Land ; six ncres sown in grass, and two thousand foot of .Sawn Timber, for building purposes.—Apply Mr T. B. Hill, Chemist, Queon-street, Auckland. o?" TOICT ÜBE - TRAMS MANTJB JL FACTORY AND MUSICAL rf INSTRUMENT WAREHOUSJB, )*J\ r < '■ 88, Victoria-street, Auckland. *fiA - I=3 g T. E. CARTER, CP g TEAO33CKR OF MUSia £ | VIOLIN, (J2 g PIANO, CORNET, GUITAR, &o. P3 ■ f4 j Musical lustrum onta TunadaaS «5{ Repaired. Btenttstry. TUT R J. GOOD WI N OO X, XvJ. 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