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Evening Star, Issue 6895, 6 May 1886, Page 2

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Y 1 0 L I N S PARIS UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION, 1878, Class XIII. Officer of Academy (Fine Arts, 1884). Gold and Silver Medals, Paris, 1878. Gold Medal, Paris, 187!). Gold Medal, Rome, 1880, and Two Diplomas. ARTISTIC HOUSE. Pakis— lo Rue du Fauboukg-Poissonniehb, 10—Pauis, CH. J. B. COLLIN-MEZIN, Violin, Violoncello, and Bow Maker. Tho celebrated Violins and Violoncellos for soloists, which, since the adoption of the new system, are the only approved, recommended, and played by the greatest masters; among others, Messrs Sivori, Marsik, Hollmann, Leonard, Arraingaud, Miss Marie Tayau, etc.; Messrs Massart, Sauzay, Dancla, Franohomme, Manrin, Chevillard, Jacquard, etc., Professors at the Conservatoire of Music, Paris. Agcnts-CHAS. BEGG AND CO., 21 Princes street. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT, jp laurenson (Late Manager of theN.Z. Clothing Factory’s Retail Branch) Begs to notify the Public that he has OPENED those Premises formerly occupied by J. Wilkie and Co. (opposite the Queen’s Theatre), with a CHOICE STOCK OF MEN’S CLOTHING, HATS, HOSIERY* AND SHIRTS, And every Requisite of Gentlemen’s Apparel. INSPECTION INVITED, So that Customers can satisfy themselves of the Cheap Prices at which the Goods will be Sold,

London loan and discount SOCIETY, 3 Manse street. Money advanced on Personal and other Security, 10 per cent. Interest. Loans from L 5 to LSOO, repayable by weekly instalments. Loans of LlO--Interest, LI 5 repayable 10s weekly. Loans of Lls—lnterest, 30s; repayable 15s weekly. Loans of L2o—lnterest, L2; repayable 20s weekly. And so on up to L3OO. Hills Discounted daily at current rates. Applications for Loans received through the telephone or by letter. Ail transactions strictly confidential. HENRY BENJAMIN, Manager. GJ PER CENT.-S. SOLOMON, Solicitor, Stcinhoffs Buildings, Princes street, has LIO,OOO to Lend at 6| per cent., in sums to suit Borrowers.

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FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Mr Charles W. Henshall are invited to attend the Funeral of ins late Wife, which will leave his residence, the British Hotel, for the Northern Cemetery, To-morrow (Friday), the 7th inst., at 2 p.m. HUGH GOURLEY, Undertaker, Clark and Maclaggan streets.