EDUCATIONAL. MORGAN'S JOLIOIVTIONTARY WORK ON MEASUREMENT of TIMBER. rjpHE Morgan Patent Block System on n. tho Mo.ißuremout of Timber by W. J. Morgan, late .Instructor iv Manual Training, N.S.W. Books, <id and 3s, obtainablo at all booksellers. Read testimonials. Invaluable for schools and colleges. MRS. EVANS'S GIRLS CLASS, Dehra Dhoon, Ellice-avonue. MpHE Third Term began on MONDAY 24th September. Prospectus, etc., on application. VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING. MISS MARSHALL, L. IS. T. C. L. Address— 47. Nairn-street. BANJO, MANDOLIN, AND GUITAR. HTIIIOROUGH Tuition given on the -». nhove by' Mr. J. G. Turner (late of the Spanish Students), No. 2, Barkerstreet, off Cambridge-terrace. Trams pass the door. Notice. — For the convenience of pupils, musical instruments will be provided free of charge for practico upon at the studio. Termß commence with puyils. HH U N T M R- IJ R OWN • Direct TMPOR'JL'jiiit of Pianos. Pianos Bought, 'Soldi,, ami . JQxclmngod. Sole Agent for Perzinu Pianos. CJiiKTHi'ioATiiin Piano Tuner. Repairs a Speciality. Show Rooms— lion th's Buildings, corner of Johnston and Feathorslou streets. Private address — 50, Wellington-terrace. Telephone. S(J9. PIANO TUNING. npHE importance of having Pianos Tuned JL regularly cannot be over-estimated. Even when n piano is little used, it ought to be tuned regularly, as the atmospheric* changes have a marked effect. MR. T. EI.LWOOD, 30 years Pianoforte Maker, Repairer, and high-class Tuner, Manchester and London ; Tunings from 7s 6d. Tuning ordors, please address, No. 5, Cuba st. THti OUNTK.AL MUSIC WARKHOUSE. [Established 188 li.] Tjl DW I N J. "TFI N G & SON, *-^ Music Sblmues. Pianos tuned from 7s 6d by E. J. King, sen. 27a, WILLIS-STRBKT, WELLINGTON. Z^IUBA - STREET ART QALLKBY Pictures artistically mounted and framed to order in the latest ami cluncesl designs of mouldings. Engravings, Plutiuotyes (framed and untrained) Always on JUxhibition and For Sale. A large Stock of Artists' Materials for Oil and Water Colours kept. WIOKUNS & SON, Telephone 736. 77, Cuba-street. Inspection cordially invited. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. THE Proprietor of the "GOLDEN EAGLE" Brand of Jams find that on account of their #Unifoim Quality and Exoollent Value, imitations are being foisted on the mnrkot. When you ask for "GOLDEN EAGLE" JAMS take no other, .and you,, will have pure fruit and beot oane sugar. Sold by all Storekeepers. 1" U S T •"LANDED— O(\ TONS WHITE LEAD, j Ex Wakanui. I UMFREVILLE & DODD, VICTOKIA-STBBET. i , v. NOTICE. To the Residents of Willis-street and tho Surrounding Districts. I RETURN my sincere thanks for tho liberal support accorded to me, and I trust that my Friends will give their patronage to my successor, Mr. Ktrby, whom I can recommend as a first-class Bootmaker. P. HANSON, 160, Upper Willis-street. I LADIES AND GKNTLMMEN— I have now taken over Mr. Hanson's business. My workmanship in the Boot line is now well established. I return my sinoero thanks to tho citizens of Wellington for tht-ir liberal support accorded me during tho three years 1 have boen iv business in Manners-street. Best Haml-sewn Boots to order. Only English leather used. ' • J. KIRBY, 160, Willis-street. NOTICE. OWING to increased business and for tho convenience of customers I'\ Kniggo, the Al Fruiterer, Florist, and Caterer, 80, Willie-street, has had the telephono connected to his premises. - All orders will receive the strictest attentionNothing but the choicest of stock kept. F. KNIGGE, Tel." No. 1288. ' 80, Willis-street. SEATOUN SANATORIUM. EATOUN SANATORIUM. The above Establishment having been purchased by Mr. W. G. Collett, visitors can rely on receiving every attention. The promises havo been thoroughly renovated Private Apartments for Families, with every comfort of a home. Refreshments at all houri. Coach runs daily. Letters and Telegrams receive prompt attention. W. G. COLLETT, Pi oprietor. • GODBER'S MELBOURNE HOUSE. t HOT LUNCHEON ... 12 to 2 TKA 5 to 7 ONE SHILLING, Or Six Tiokets for ss. Private Rooms for Ladies. Just Arriving — TABLE DECORATIONS, FANCY MENU AND GUEST CARDS. MABAND TENNIS CAIN'S WANTED Known — If you cannot get a tin of Friend's Royal Egg Preservative from your storekeeper jvnte direct to the manufacturers, W and G. Turnbull and 00., Wellington, enclosing twelve stamps for sample tin to preserve fifty dozen eggs.
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Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 116, 13 November 1900, Page 7
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