IMsaeatloTaal.' _.__ J __^,, mHO MAS LI AIG Hj JL -OPIAXO TUNER. 'J Late of the Hucldersfield Technical College. s ;i Repairing in all its Branches. j All Work Guaranteed. Tuning, ss. j Address: '; THOS. HAIGH, Howw-street. > Orders may be left at Wildman and L7ell'S(j Victoria Arcade. ■ | Pianos. Organs, etc.. Bought and Sold oS| Commission. • _______ , §CH§OL~OF"MUSIG) SB, VICTORIA-ST., AUCKLAND. / speciatTnotice. . ! To Visitors ami the General Public. ArranffO* meats made for Daiiy. Lessons (or otherwise) oft tbo Piano, Violin. Guitar, etc. ■} For Terais and Testimonials, apply :, , THOS, E. GARTER,:-] TEACHER ANT) REPAIRER OF MUSICAIi INSTRUMENTS, . 83. VICTORIA-ST.. AUCKLAND. T> 0 NSONBI 00 L L'E GTS,* ,§ Ponson'by Road. Principal .. Miss LILIAN" EDGEK, M.A., , Kext Term -will begin on TUESDAY* Septeni«i bei-22. Miss Edgcr is prepared to rceoivo Candidates fov Matriculation, Civil Service, and other Ex-i animations, either in class or privately. :. Prospectuses, etc.. on application. ; Hiss Edger ia at home on Monday afternoons tsoax 3.30 to 5. \ I'oul Bfarelianli Every Kind of Carting! WITH PROMPTNESS AND .i EFFICIENCY. j SPECIAL CARE OBSERVED IN, "13EM0V1HG "KnURKITURE.' I A\> JD j household&smithy coal FROM TAUPIRI, NEWCASTLE, 1 WESTPORT, and other '] Mines. BEST TI-TREE WOOD, In Market., at Reduced Rates. j Also, • GARDEN SHELLS, SCORIA, FENCING. TANKS. CHARCOAL, COKE, , HORSE FEED, DRAIN PIPES, BRIOKSv LIME, SAND, SHINGLES, I AND PALINGS. j W j?, n WiMQTHMC customs^ VV . &U. I/I? 11'< OiUVi L, STREET.} ORDERS MAY ALSO BE I/EFT AT .'; ME. CliUDGIi'.'S. SYMONDS- v.-J | STItEKT. __\ COAL. tie He ]Ml* Carpenter,] COAL MERCHANT. Tanoiri Coals {&&™bdNewcastle & Westport Goal. FIiiKWOOD JJIUIN PIPES LIME CO;.C.S J'OSTS AND HAILS SCORIA j CKA.K.COAL PALINGS SHELLS .jj rOHSITUKE REMOVED. I 366, Newmarket ; TELEPHONES f 367, Auckland Office, . 1 Shortland-strcett 353, Auckland Shed, V Breakwater R,oad, UUftL I yUALS ON SALS BY THE UNDERSIGNED: IQ&EST Newcastle. Taupiri, Wes.fepor^ _&_** and ICamo Coals Rest Dry Teii-tree Firewood (cut or long) Posts, Hcbartß.aikva.iiu Palinprs Drain Pipes. Lima, Bricks, Sand, Shells Ch.-.rcoa), etc. Aho, Fancy Flower Pota New Iron Tanks, at a low pi'icc. N.Bl-FURNITURE TANS ON-HIRE. X J. CRAIG* ARCADE. FORT-STSSET. I Telephone ]so. M e ] ,<n 0A L AN D FIR EW 0 OD.\. S j ! iiest Taxrpiri Coal iiml Tea-fcruo Firewood at! 1.., .sost price ."'oi , cu&h. Weight and measure-] :.i;"nt.guar;intßed. j .•S'urniturociiroEullyrenioved'aiid express world tiL-aeiitlowescratee. ' JOSEPH MASSEY, CORNER OP . KARANaAHAPM & NJSWTOW KOAB^j . Mors £Ls> .1 \y COAL & FIREWOOD MERCHANTS, EYBEK PASS & MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD. . Long Wood -. .. 7s 6d per .ton. Cut-Wood .. .. from 10s. TAUPIRT, :>EWCASTLK, & KAMO COAIQ iJolivorcd at LOWKS-γ I'lllOKS FOB, CASH". FURNITUKE CAREFULLY REMOVED. Stew Jams. THE le.?r io A M l h§l r A ATA DV . NELouN JAlvl rAUIUhY) : fFrom ,l The Colonist," Ndson, October 21, 1591.) - ; " Although Messrs Ivirkpatrick and Co. pur. ohaaed nlftlio suitable Fruit, they could ob- . Lain lutt season, th«ir atoc!:a of Jams, etc., were exhausted some %veoks ago, and for more than a uioiith pass; they have been unablo to t'ulu'l orders. This ffiut. thougli in one sense unsatis- ' factory to the linn named, is gratifying, in&smuch :is it proves the deservedly favour in vision, the ' X 'Jams aro held throughout the colony. 'Phis re.'ulr is also of considerable inter- ■ est to the local fruit-growers, for it is an indica" lion that during the coming season there \vi\l ihe an increased demand for suitable fruits. Messrs Kirayatrick have had many difficulties to contend with in the past, but having established a reputation for their goods above that „ enjoyed by other makers, there is every indica- ■"■ tion'that the demand for their preserves will increase year by yoar. Vv r e congratulate them on their success." ' We hope to have our New Season's Assorted " X ' Jam ready in . January. p. l\int\rni siluK dSlu uu.j I '»i .__.__.__, 'SIORBOOK E I S D I N G ■- P w . , The coramereial men of. Auckland arc notified ' J > that the D . "STAR , PRINTING AND LITHOGRAPHIC WORKS s, L " Tf as award ed FIRST PRIZES a t the Malb ourn.e. 10 asidDuncdiu Exhibition&t
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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 308, 30 December 1891, Page 3
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