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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6150, 3 August 1881, Page 8

Business CardsJACKSON AND SON, "I BUILDERS AND PLASTERERS J of the celebrated Wilson's Hydraulic Lime Concrete Houses, Cheapness and durability unequalled. o Order a recciyed at John "Wilsoa'a, Breakwater Road, 1' Auckland. ' jj /\ |T JIAXFIELD, S . ' WHOLESALE & FAMILY GROCER, J 125, Queex-stbeet, AUCKLAND, K.Z. tST Quality is our leading feature. C F. C 0 OP E E, • SADDLER, COLLAR AND HARJTESS MAKER, . Upper Queen-street, Auckland. j Three Doors above the Army and Navy HoteL e N.B.—Courier Bags, Leggings, &c., ire., made to erder on the shortest notice. Charges moderate. The un d eesigheb, Through their New York and San Francisco i ] Correspondents, ABE PREP AXED TO EXECUTE, On the most favourable terms. INDENTS FOE ALL CLASSES OF ASTERICAN GOODS, , gTEWART & QARJJCK, Fort.street. i WILLIAM MATTHEWS, LATE OF AUCKLAND, ACCOUNTANT, HOUSE, LAND, COMMISSION, AND FORWARDING AGENT. RENTS, ETC., COLLECTED. Office : Orer Mr. King's Auction Mart, Deron-etreet, New Plymouth. All Commissions, etc., entrusted to me will receive tiio utmost despatch, , V" * ' & 0° tt° * .of!" . < <\ ' & w\ •* -yX tit / «,*s> 0> v JOHN jgOJLAK, C. E., ASSOCIATE MEMBER INSTITUTE OF CITIL ENGINEERS, AUTHORISED SURVEYOR, Licensed Land Transfer Surveyor, COLONIAL BANK BUILDING. R. T Y N D A L L, » SUEGEON DENTIST, Top or Grey-street, Fire years assistant to Mr. Plumley, ' CELLULOID 1 CELLULOID! 1 A Me*? American Baso for Artificial Teeth, e Just Imported. Celluloid is a base which is superior to Vulcanite ~ and surpassed only by gold ior artificial teeth. • It ts much stiunger than rubber, consequently can be much thinner and still have sufficient strength. • It Is free from injurious ingredients, therefore ess likely to cause Inflammation of the mucus membrane. It is cleanly and beautiful n appearance, there r being in this respect no comparison. d — PEICES: Upper and lower in Celluleid .. .. £10 0 0 In Vulcanite, from — 4 0 0 SUrer fi 0 0 - Gold - UOO J E Educational. T HE .A. RT 0P g INGING * Mr. H. GOEDON GOOCH, Associate of the Koyal to - Academy of Music, London and Bronze and Silver Medalist of that Institution, receives Pupils for n SINGING and VOICE PRODUCTION, at his private - residence In O'Korke-streot, Albert Park. '* OTICE OF REMOVAL. te PONSOXBY ROAD (Opposite Franklin Road).

MR. JOHN HAKTWEII, Professor of Music, POJfSOXBY BOAD (Opposite Franklin Road). PIANOFORTE, ORGAN, AND HARMONY. S. J. LAMBERT. For temi3 ana other particulars address Newton Post-office. HOPE COTTAGE (near Ponsonby Hall, Fonsonby.) Mrs. General Stoddard's Quarter Days are—April 20, July 20, October 12, and February 1. Boarders ...... ... .... 12J guineas per quarter Day doV(ono meal mid-day) 6 - do. do. Day Pupils (abore 14)"' .. ;2'. .- do. , do. do. (undor 12) :. .. .li . . do. do. Two or more of a family, do.' li " do. do. "YETELLESLEY - STREET SCHOOL. '■■-, ■ EVENING CLASSES. ■.' " SkPABATE FOB IIALES r AST) FEMALES. Terms: iOsper'Quarter. '- ;.; ... ... .. Fbiday ErfiNKco.LECTnRES. •■■?.-: : : : ' •■■' ••-' ■■'{■ :■•■■■■ HESBY. WOBIHIKeToirJ ; ;:,;;!';, ' : .'.\ : A ;: .; ; . ■ ';; -f. ■ -'Head-Master. I RAWIKG"' ANi/rp^INTING. Miss TYE, Licensed Teacher of Ditiwmo nnder the Victorian Education Department, will hold a Class every Tuesday afternoon, at Miss Hill's, Pon. sonby Road, Ponsonby, for the purpose of giving instruction in Fainting and Drawing.