| G. FLEMING & SONS. j: __ ■■■.. ! ENGLISH OAK FURNITURE; ' | ■ . . : j p G. FLEMING & SONS are now^ showing? a verj 3 fine selection of the LATEST ENGLISH FURNITURE* consj . sisting of Oak Suites, High BackDining,Ohairs,^ancy ! Tables, Hall Stands, Book-Cases, Palm Stands; %hat- | nots, Etc,, all of the Latest Designs. v : .. ■■ G, FLEMING & SONS would also draw attention H to their Large Stocks of FURNITURE AND FURNISHIN6 Xi on exhibition at their Show Rooms. I . ' ' " ,' : G. FLEMING & SONS, CABINET BIAKERS & UPHOLSTERS^ I HARDY STREET, NELSON. j fj j PIANOS I _^ PIANOS! '■ SPECIAL. 6ALE OS? and Oi?ga.:sis ' '. for 10 days only at the ' Bi°@3cJ@n Piano @o« s s. Show Hooms, Bridg-e-St., Berrytnan Bros, j ) Every year our Sales have increased, and we now offce to our Clients the choice of some of the best Piirios-and Organs ever introduced into the Dominion, *! ©ih rB B r'pJsa.cS^f So n©' I'jano is uiuloubtedly the best instriAment ever i n tr oci uced into . this district, and cafa be recom* , monded with the utmost confidence- •■■ 1 Rich^Legsgs & ®ohn . H. .{ Dnri vailed instruments stand efvery; variety of climate, and are 'unaffected by heat c*r cold; fSowis®§* ■■ ■ «.-. -j ■.-•■ ........ .| ... i Pianos are made of the finest procurable materials, every portion of which undergoes the rigid inspection of experts. The slightest /flaw J or blemish is condemned, and purchatier's"'bif a i Honisch Piano may rely upon each Piavio being \ composed of materials which are the bS'St that < large capital can command and long exp eriehee , select. ' ; Stein wa.af ] Pianos (testimonials from Paderewski, .Liszt, < Rubinstein, and Wagner) represent both in; ex- I terior finish and quality of tone the highest ex- ' cellence of Piano manufacture. ■ ] The COLIARD, the COLLINSON, the BOHM. the KOCH, and the 5 KIBCHNER— S splendid Pianos. ' The Manager respectfully intimates that every \%VO \ sold from the Company's warehouse is guaranteed, aeacl ' the guarantee means what it says. j The Musical Public are invited to inspect these in- « H^ m , ent Is-?1 s -'?; nc i th^ most , severe and critical examiua- ' tion is solicited. We sell more Pianos than any four 3 houses in New Zealand, and this is yrincipally owing to a s^t^^^^n^iLr 1 andins P ect ■« i| We Sell • | b pa A^^ps W BroadwootU Koniscli, Bohm. Collinson, Lipp, pollard, Meisamer, Koch, Kirchner, Stem way, lfirard. French Pianos. English Pianos. : German Pianos, American Pianos, L We Seß9 from 20/- monthly.. ? Imperial Organs, Bell Organs for the Home, for I the Church, for the School, ( REMEMBEK-This great Sale of PSanosaidf O^S?S ' special terms will continue for 10 days only An early visit will repay unending purchasers, as several 'instruments have been reduced in pneo. Special terms! Special terms ! I THEDRESDEN PiANO 'i 50.. ttd I I Show Rooms, Brldge.street(BEßiiYM^BßOS) ' S »t J.TJSOOKW, Manage* Head Office, Wellington. f C. LANGLEY-BELL T oo m ' iiASFOKSALE: . f±LOY AND T.-, O BINSON, 6 roomo, Gloucester-streo, £400. Lo^ AND XV OBINSON, 10 rooms, AVaunea Road £800 ._„ 5 Rooms, Richmond Avenue, £825 fv 0 " 1 NEW SF'gjjfG MILLINERY ' 6 rooms, Cathedral Sqnar c £550 ! ■*- of, th* t . test Rtvles in I 6 rooms, Washington Valley £420 I ' LateSt y 7 rooms, Tasman-street £420 LADIES' ai/ . ptttt nnFNT'S HATS 1 4 roams, Kentoul-street £170 t ■ J CHILDREN b HA 13, < ■ ta., Tahnna - .; £ 280 P " ces X ' . suit all parses. \ 4 rooms, Waimea Road £320 * o t 5 rooms, North Esk-street £400 jial Lino of Underskirts,- only i 5 rooms, Wolfe-street ' £340 Is lid' 5 rooms Port £350 ' O w ■ 5 rooms, off Cambria-street £575 Jdren's Clothing made to order. 5 rooms, off Vanguard-street £250, ~ ; - 6-EZ;wZS££S& IH: * £lson school of music 6 rooms, Tasman-street £62& ' ■■ * : 6 rooms, TaKuna £500 (Affiliated to the Associated Board Royal 6 rooms, St ■ 7nce«t-street £57^ Academy of Music and Royal Col. ; 7 Rooms, Shakespeare Walk ii/ J l e K a of Music, London). ; 7 rooma, Bridge-street ? " Trustees: Messrs Cock, Fell, Gibbs, ls£Z4ffl£S2£% ' i°7? P-cipa! a Dd T h f Theory; i I have houses for role mV £8r Vlolm ' ? nd L other . Orcheatral the city/ the above we so* P«ta v Instrmnento : Call and see list. Easy tar >c o{ Here Jutroa Lemmeb. Honsestokt. ..■ am arranged Teacher of Singing: | sites in all .. t. t> * CjW. , c . parts of tht Ma. B. B. db Looz«. ! fisfe of Properties ir . T Teachers of Pianoforte: ' . : O. liNOl^' Mas Doha Judso*. \ I. ■ . - . 84' mJITTT:' . . Miss Eahl, A.R.C.M. (London), anil " . _ /; ■ Trafalgar-street. M^ BB BB fi^ l.\J-jS\ji--' -A FEES (Practical Subjects); j rs A ■'-A-? One half-hour lesson per week: 35s per bliV ifAA term. 1 . AITIV/Xlj Two half -honr lessons per week :' £3 per ■ ' '■' ■ "PT TT term - :' Those* , . A. JLif JLm Harmony and Counterpoint: One half : ' ■* *i ' te upoTl oceaa honr per week— 3os per term. Like i"* o™*'0 ™*' ■■■■, Railway Concessions: Same aa to Techni- ' ■ stnds of emerald o'er a ulv«r cal School pnpils. 8 8 "wiNTEB T3IP For further parficulars apply to ATTJA LEAVES AUCKLANT T. BLAKE HUFFAM, •yv -^TUESDAY, 14th SEPT. Secretary. 1f1,.. ...onnd Trjp f rO m Nslsoh caa be done ....... ► 40, days. Tickets available for «- "T INSEED COMPOUND," Trade " .^ded periods. U Mark of £ay's .Compound Ea- ; t •-.;■:■ PKION S.B. Cot or N.". 'n<. lenoo of Linseed for Cooghs and Cofda.
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 14 September 1909, Page 1
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