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|Y ORR E N HALES, ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, ' Mcrcer Street, WELLINGTON. CSCB MONEY TO LEND. "O OBERT COOK, Solicitor, 113 Lambton 17 Quay, lias MONEY TO LEND, from sums of b£loo and upwards,' at Current Rates. C 648 MONEY TO LEND. p H. Ptf NT AM, * SOLICITOR, 1 Routh's Buildings (First Floor), FEATHERSTON STREET,- WELLINGTON. • ' ' C72t (A Card.) fif R. C. N. T A P L I N, Dental Surgeon, Corner George and Main Streets, PALMERSTON NORTII. , C76G MR. A. HUBERT Hfiß Y, DENTIST, t ; Has Commenced the Practice of his Profession, in conjunction with Mr. Arthur Hoby, in 123 WILLIS STREET. C79G ULKIBT AND 'DID SB U RY/ Dental Surgeons, ■ 91. WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Telephone No. 21G. C 603 W " G. P 11 A S ; E R • ' * ' (Late U.S.S: Coy.), CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, AND FORWARDING •AGENT,. First Floor, Nathan's Buildings (over C; M. Banks', Ltd.), No; 11 Grey Street, Wellington-.'Telephone 2729. ' - CCOO 'VIOLIN. : rriOWRY PIPER,' late of. the Crystal Palace A j Orchestra, and pupil of the late Ciirl Jung, is prepared to' Receivo Pupils for the Violin. Attendance at residence,, if required. Address,- for terms,- etc., c.o. ■ Wellington Pianoforte Co., Lamblon Quay. ; CGS9 LEGAL. - , IMf R. . D. M. PISDL AY, BARRISTER & SOLICITOR (Lately of the firm of Findlay, Dalziell.arid Co.), Has commenced Practice on his own ticcount at offices' iii W. H. Turnbull and Co.'s New Buildings, opposito D.1.C.,. No. 5. Panama Street, Wellington. C 720 : ■ : RICHMOND AND NEWTON, HARCOUIiT'S BUILDINGS, WELLINGTON. (SURVEYS of all kinds, effected with O Accuracy, Promptness, and Lowest Cost. V ;; SURVEYORS AND ENGINEERS. 625 (JIDENBDLL, HICKSON AND GOODER, GENERAL PRINTERS, LITHOGRAPHERS', BOOKBINDER'S, „ 42 JERVOIS QUAY, WELLINGTON., . C 733 WOGGARD . AND PROUSE, ! , . ARCHITECTS,. . . ' , '■ UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA BUILDINGS, , : HUNTER STREET. ' ' . : . 637 ; OEDERHOI.M .AND TOLLEY, ' 'V 1 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, Manners Street. '

Agents for: Langdori-Davies, Motors, Eclipse Flame .Arb Lariipsj Simplex Conduit, Tantalum iiid Wytelite Lamps. .Largo Stock of ''Antiqueßrass and Coinage Bronze Fittings. CGII VARIETY-FOE MEN'S AUTUMN DRESS. ENTLEMEN who want to see the Latest v3T London Suitings should visit the ENGLISH TAILORING ROOMS in .KELBURNE AVENUE. About .£2OOO has beoii expended in securing a .wide range of styles to c.ater' 1 . for all tastes and. requirements, for day or evening dress. MR. ,D. MILLIGAN, invites. his clients to mako an early selection froni the ridw g"o6ds. Tjl RED K. j B La'c K, . A.M.Iist.E.E., •V ' CONSULTING ELECTRICAL ' ENGINEER •. ' For Lighting', Power, Tramway, and Light • Railway' Undertakings. . > v . . THE KING'S CHAMBERS, WELLINGTON,,. Telegraphic Address, ."Kilowatt, Wellington." TI WSULT; ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. AA * ELECTRIC LiFT SPECIALIST. '■ Solo New Zealand Agent—Archibald, Smith, iitid Stevens, London -Manchester. .LIFTS FOR ALL PURPOSES. BUILDINGS (First Floor). FEATHERSTON STREET, WELLINGTON. C 752 mHE NESV ZEALAND INVESTMENT, '£ MORTGAGE, AND DEPOSIT COMPANY, LIMITED. ■DIRECTORS:.; ' Messrs. Walter .G. Foster '(Chairman), .A, S. Biss, F. Q. Bolton, Gerald FitzGeraid, John ICirkealdie, and W. M. Muir. t This Company will receive money on deposit in any sums, and the present rates are :— 12 months ... ... '44 per'cent ( 6 months ... ... 3J per cent. \ 3 months ' ... 3 pt'r cent. Interest commences from the date of deposit. . Correspondence invited. CHAS. R. STUART; Secretary. .Offices—9 Featherston Street, Wellington. P.O. Box 706, , ..v ... /'7653 ; ' TO. LET. SINGLE OFFICES AND SUITES IN NORWICH CHAMBERS, CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY, WELLINGTON (Opposite Bank of New Zealand). On FIRST FLOOR.—Front Office, 40 x 29, with large otrong room and private office, lift; 6ini by 12ft, 9in., especially suitable for Finanoial*Company; also single room. On GROUND FLOOR.—Three Offices, together or singly. On SECOND FLOOR.-Suite of Three Front Offices and several single ones. Strong-room accommodation. j All have perfect natural light, and are fitted with every possible convenience. Particulars given on application to A., E. KERNOT. HAAKE PIANOS.

mHE HAAKE is a piano with a reputation gained through its ■ distinctiveness for sweetness of tone, perfect action, beauty and construction. It is aa ideal instrument and is used by musicians of note. It has proved its superiority for years, and charms by its sweet melody aud powerful yet sympathetic tone. 1 Inspect THE HAAKE at our warehouse, opposite tho Grand Hotel, 31 Willis Street. THE BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO CO., 81 WILLIS STREET, C6Bl B. LEWIS, Manager.