DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ETC. . REMNANTS, REMNANTS, REMNANTS REMNANTS, REMNANTS, REMNANTS, GRAND REMNANT SALE. During- the last week of their Sale, COMMENCING NEXT MONDAY, COURT BROS. Will offer to the LADIES OP AUCKLAND An EXORMOUS SELECTION Of REMNANTS AND ODDMENTS OF ALL KINDS At NOMINAL PRICES, Also. THE BALANCE OP IREDALE'S STOCK Will be STILL FURTHER REDUCED, As the space it occupies is required for goods now arriving. WHEN IN THE CITY DON'T FORGET To call on COURT BROS. At IREDALE'S OLD PREMISES. THE UNDERMENTIONED LINES From IREDALE'S STOCK Are MARKED SPECIALLY LOW AS THEY MUST BE SOLD. Real Irish Linen "Mount' Melleck 1' hand-worked Sheet Shams. Bed Spreads, Tray and Sideboard Cloths, Millinery at less than half price, Remnants of Oilcloths, Linoleums, Calicoes, Flannel, Flannelette, Shirting and Ticking. Dress Remnants, black and colom-ed. Ribbon and Lace Remnants, Embroidery Remnants. REMEMBER MONDAY, 25th IKST. We close 1 p.m. Saturdays, open all day Wednesday. Open till 9.30 p.m. every Friday. EDUCATIONAIi. A GRICULTURAL COLLEGE, XX LINCOLN. STUDENTS now being ENROLLED for Current Year. LECTURES begin MARCH 11th. For prospectus,, apply to J. BATNE, Director. mRIXITY COLLEGE^ LONDON. JL ■ INSTITUTED 1872. The next Local Examination in Musical Knowledge (Theory) will be held at Auckland oil SATURDAY, June Bth, 1901. Entries of Candidates will be received; by the Local Secretary at No. 202, Victoria Arcade, Queen-street, Auckland,, on or before THURSDAY, February 28th. Forms of entry and other particulars to be obtained from him on application. Students who have not yet received the Certificates awarded to them upon the Examination held in Juue, 1900, are desired to call for the same without delay. ' ISS E. Al B~xTT~friE~lC, A, SL, Resumes Teaching Music at EAST STREET, NEWTON, on February 25th, 1901. Pupils visited. ■ - T>IANO, OKGAN, AND THEOKX. Mr W. H. WEBBE has Resumed Lessons. Examination Results (Practical and Theoretical) for 1900: Associated Board R.A.M., R.C.M., and T.C.L. Senior and Higher Divisions. Eleven entries; all passed. Junior and Lower Divisions: 25 entries; 23 passedADDRESS: SCHOOL OF MUSIC, GRAFTON ROAD. CITY STUDIO: OPPOSITE POST OFFICE SHORTLAND STREET. MISS HYDEJR VERRALIT" aZm"., Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory, Will resume Lessons January 21st, 30 Ponsonby Rd. fVi-'J AMATEUR VOCALISTS: MR A. L. EDWARDS. Tenor Vocalist. Is Open to Receive a Few Pupils. SDecialtv: Preparing Vocalists for Concert Sincinjf (Songs, Oratorio, etc.). Annlv— RAILWAY CHAMBERS, 15 LOWER QUEEN-STREET. S\ "YfUSIC (all the Latest I f— J —"- and Most Popular), I \J? Violins from 5/; Banjes, , — ~j&F Accordeons, Guitars, ConL.jirl certlnas, Autaharps, Mouth j#K Organs; Mandolins—Strings S ffl \\ B and Fittings for all lnr to. M m struments.—Send for cata. ■V. _y logue. €/"-A. W. ROBERTSON 187, QUEEN-ST. And at KARANGAHAPE RD. SPORTING. ryAIHI JOCKEY CLUB. The nominations for the meeting of the above Club close on FRIDAY next, March Ist. JOHN EWAN, Secretary. CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS £££ cure Gravel, Pains in the Back and all kindred complaints. Free .from Mercury. Established upwards of 30 years. In boxes is. fld. each, of all Chomista and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the World. Proprietors: The Lincoln and Midland Counties Crag Caoanaag, Lincoln, XngUnd.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 46, 23 February 1901, Page 3
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