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New Zealand Herald, Volume XX, Issue 6590, 1 January 1883, Page 3

Musical. ENLARGEMENT OF PREMISES. J3IANOS! JpIANOS! JpIANOS SELLING OFF ! MUST BE SOLD! Z3T NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED! "SS THE LARGEST STOCK OF INSTRUMENTS IN NEW ZEALAND, By the following makers :— BRIXSWEAT). ALr.TSON", BROAD WOOD, LIPP AUCIIER. BORD, ROSNEL KOHL, AXD OTHERS, AT TIW OFFMANN CI -O- O F F M A N N b NEXT THEATRE ROYAL, QUSEV-STREKT. PI A N 0 S , EY GERMAN, FRENCH, AND ENGLISH MAKERS ; Also. HARMONIUMS (.VKW AND Secoxd-lIAND), FOR SALE. Pianos let on Hire for Concerts, Evening Parties, &c., from 10s Cd. Pianos anil Harmoniums Tuned and Repaired. Note tho Address— THOMAS H. WEBB, MUSIC TEACHER, Oaf Jloi-si:, tjiree doors prom , COOK-STKEKT Ching, Glassware, &c. I English, French, AusTRIAN- A.VD AMERICAN GOODS, Direct ai Lowest Possible Prices. G. BROWNING Invite 1 : attention to bis Splendid Assortment of NEW GOODS. A Special Line of - FUENCH VASES, just opened. —i ■S, Wonderful value in CHINA TEA SER- >-3 VirES : full sets of 41 piece?, 21s. S 3 CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS, from 7s a doz. 5 And every description of CROCKERY Vand FANCY GOODS.. > AT DUCES IS'KVKR BEFORE KXOIVN IN " Auckland. m CASH TRADE ONLY. G. BRO W KING, 267. Queen-street (sear Market Entrance). Established 1865. FANCY GOODS. | Booksellers and Stationers. ]g! X p 1 R A f I O.N.OF'LEASE, QENUISE LE Ait AN gALE 7 OF TIIE EVvOEMOUS STOCK OF Books & d i'atio;n eir:y ooks & Otat.ioner;y (THE LARGEST IN THEICOLONY), NOW GOING ON ATJ 100, Q unE - v - 3TOEET i As tlie Premises must shortly come down, it is neceß sary to 1 CLEAR OUT THE STOCK WITHOUT DELAY. N. G. L ennox (Late E. Wayte), IMPORTER OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY, 100, Queen-street. The attention of persons Desiring information respecting NORTII NEW ZEALAND is respectfully directed to the publication issued ut Auckland monthly by T. W. lIICKSON & CO., and known ,13 the SETTLE R, periodical designed to fnsjuish such information as "would be sought by cue desiring to settle in this most salubrious and attractive portion of New Zealand. It is also intended to supply every information within the province of a iocr.l LAND BUYER'S GUIDE io give, and contains, besidc3 lists cf properties for sale, and notifications of fortheoming land sales, maps, <Src., a large amount of original at,d selected reading matter cf especial interest to old, new, and intending settlers. Order through any stationer of bookseller, or direct from T. W. HICKSOJN & CO., SURVEVORS AND ESTATE AGENTS, Auckland. Single Copy, Cd.; Annual Subscription, Cs. post free. The Nor.Tn New Zealand avu Land Buyer's Gtide is the most desirable medium through which to advertise Auction Sales of Land or Properties for Private Sale. Moderate scale of Fees£UTRISTMAS AND Y EAR (OARD=, AT NEW WORK BY CANON FARRAR, EARLY DAYS OF CHRISTIANITY, BY CANON FARRAR, •2 Vols. G. T. CHAPMAN, BOOKS. STATIONERY, AND CHARTS, M, Queen-street, Auckland Commission Agents. jQHARLES TOTHILL, LAND AND COMMISSION AGBNE, VTnAS-OAREI WH. CHURTON 9 (Successor to Whitelaw and Co.) Arerio.vnEn, Siiarekrokep.. Aooountant, Auditor, Laxd, Estate, and General Commission Aoent. Loans negotiated. Agencies undertaken. RATTRAY-STREET, DUNEDIN. P.O. Box. 27. E DWAKD ]g o ISOLDS, COMMISSION AGENT and GUM MERCHANT, No, 1, A LI: ERT-S TR E ET. O !• pos ix E DOCK, Aucklakd. Highest Cash Prico given for Kauri Gum, and re- I mittances forwarded on day of rcceipt. Land, house, and estate AGENT, VALUATOR, Sciierfk's Buildings, Fout-stf.ekt, I AUCKLAND. The undersigned in commencing business in Auek- ; land begs to :iunounee that twelve years'experience in : VVaikato has given him an intimate knowledge of the district, as well as a business connection extending to all parts of the Auckland province. He is, therefore, in a position to give intending settlers the fullest and most reliable information and letters to liis agents, who will offer eveiv facility for inspecting the varioua properties on hand" /or sale. Valuations of town or country property made at tho shortest notice. Money advanced on Freehold Security in sums of from £100 to £5000. Money.icvested, and no charge made to investors. KENNEDY HILL