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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 126, 29 May 1901, Page 8

EDUCATIONAL. ifISS IDA McM ASTER, 'Jw- TEACHER OP PIANOFORTE, •Will Resume duties on TUESDAY, 4th June. At home Friday morning and Monday, "Erinholm," Grey-street. Miss McMaster attends Prince Albert College. FOB SALS. ffnOß SALE, a handsome Buggy Horse, X 1 perfectly quiet and very active.—J. ,W. Whyte, Onehunga. jnEfioi ""immediate sale. SUPERIOR RESIDENCE, situate AR-iTHUR-ST., PONSONBY, containing 9 rooms, bath, etc., with gas, city water, •washhouse, copper, fowlhouse, and run. Land 57 x 100; lovely harbour view. .._ BAKER BROS., Nearly Opposite Post Office. j£J o t i c■ c. ; R. O. CLARK, 1 PIPE MANUFACTURER, Begs, to notify his customers and the general public, that he has again placed MR JOHN HARRISON in chanje of. his Yard, Customs-st. West, and trusts thereby to be able to meet the requirements of his many customers. Auckland, 29th May, 1901.J. HARPJSON, COAL AND FIREWOOD MERCHANT, CHAPEL-ST., Begs to notify his numerous customers, that notwithstanding having resumed themanagement of MR R. O. CLARK'S Yard, as from the Ist day of June, 3k.' will continue to receive and execute orders as formerly, with care and promptitude. He also wishes to take tills opportunity of thanking all those I Who have so liberally patronised him in ' the past, and solicits a continuance of their favours in the future. His new !A.ddress Is— U._ | Care of R. (X CLARK, ;. u ■_ Pust.oins-st. yvest. _ ,?/'•£.. i