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Free Lance, Volume V, Issue 215, 13 August 1904, Page 18

GEO. EOGERS & SONS ENGLISH PIANOS, Makers to the Emperor of Russia.

HAVING now opened out a portion of the shipment of Pianos selected for us by Professor Langley, we are able to add our own assurance to the testimony given below, and to affirm that they are some of the MOST DELIGHTFUL PIANOS that have ever reached Wellington. (Copy.) sth December, 1903. The Pianofortes manufactured by Messrs. George Rogers and Sons, of Berners-street, London, have been known to me for many years, and I have a very high opinion of them for beauty of tone and responsiveness of touch, combined with excellent workmanship. (Signed) GEORGE LANGLEY. Examiner to the Associated Board of the Royal Academy of Music and the Royal College of Music. THE WELLINGTON PIANO CO., LTD. 53, MOLESWORTH-STREET. EASY PAYMENTS.

WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. In the matter of "The Municipal Corporations Act, 1900," and of "The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1876," and the Aetsi amending the same respectively.

THEREBY give notice that the following five pei sons have been duly nominated as Candidates for the Office of Councillor for Wellington Ward, City of Wellington — Bayks, George Henry Cohen, Folk Davenport, Robert Henry Hampton, William Henry Laudon, Francis As there is only one vacancy to be filled, I hereby also give notice that a Poll will be taken as between the said candidates on MONDAY, the 15th day of August, 1904, at the following Polling places • — St. Paul's Schoolroom, Sydney-street Messrs. Bethune and Co.'s Auction Room, Brandon-street Druids' Hall. Taranaki-street A^ictoria Hall, Adelaide-road. Polling hours, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dated this 2nd day of August, 1904. JAMES AMES, lleturninjr Officer.

UNIQUE CHARMS Those who think that the wearing of Charms is oveidone wouldn't think so if they saw ours. Such pretty, quaint ideas embodied in our little Charms The very gift from one gul to another. Piices — 3/-, 4/ , 5/ , 6/6 to 40/- each.

VASES. To have a peifectly appointed table, Vases must be a great consideration. The newest designs in bilver and Glass, just the most suitable thing at the most suitable price. 9/6, 11/6, 12/6, 13/6, 14/6, 17/6, and upwaids.

WAITERS Aie ornamental as well as useful pieces of plate. We stock every size, and as the designs change so quickly, one need not tnmk their-, is the same as their neighbour's. 21/-, 25/-, 35/-, 42/-, 50/-, 63/-, and upwards

XCEPTIONAL VALUE. That is what we, as first-class jewellers, offer you in all the varied lines we stock. Buying as we do, for our eight Australasian Stores, means a saving to us and to you of at least 20 per cent.

TROPHIES. W Don't attempt to puzzle out something suitable. Come in and s a c our collection of fitting things, and you will have solved the problem to your entire satisfaction.

JEALOUS ATTENTION £jI Is what you want, no matter if you come but to look round. You will get that here, and if you cannot call your requests by mail will be just as carefully seen to.