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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 8928, 17 December 1887, Page 6

SATURDAY, DECEMBER t, CHRISTMAS NUMBER OF THE A UCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS 'JTIIE CHRISTMAS NUMBER of the AUCKLAND WEEKLY NEWS will consist of 56 pages, being the largest newspaper ever issued in the Colony. With the Christmas Number will fo issued an EIGHT-PAGE ILLUSTRATED £UPPLEMENI Printed on Fine Toned Paper, and con. taining the following Picture!, YOUNG NEW ZEALAND'S W2L COME TO SANTA GLAUS. RATIOCINATION: 1, The Premises; 2, The Consequence TEE INUNDATION. CHRISTMAS IN TEE Old LAND: The Skaters—The Children's Hospital— Three Generations —Out in the Cold. CHRISTMAS IN THE NEW■ LAND: On the Sands—The PicnicChildren'l Party—Grandma under the Mistletoe. AN IMPULSIVE GARDENM THE THOUGHT - READER 01 ANGELS (by Bret EarteJ. GOING, GOING, GONE! SUMMER. These Pictures are very appropriat to the Season, and Photo-Lithographed»» the lest style. The NEWS will also contain a varied selection of interesting CHRISTMAS TALES, CHILDREN'S STORIES, PUZZLES AND GAMES fILLUSTRATED), POETRY, ETC., ETC., ETC. (fcf" Agents and Newsvendors are requested to send in their orders early to the Publisher, Queen-street, in order to prevent disappointment. SATURDAY, DECEMBER UJ2 A D * AUCKLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, Begs to draw attention to his Stock of MUBIO AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, which with diUons forms the MOST COMPLETE ASSOaTJUMi In Auckland. The following are some of the Hading line* SHEET MUSIC. Pianoforte Solos, Waltws, Quadrilles, Galop* Polkas, Masorkas, Bonis, Vocal Duets, Pmco' o "- Duets, Comic Songs, dalle's Classical School, elo» BOOK MUSIC. Oratorios, Cantatas Operas, Victoris, C»«ndbh Ohappsll'a, Instruction Books for .v«rr bitrnme". Pianoforte Studies and Exercises. Utwli Emu Royal Song Hooks, Novello's Primers, G»U<®» ■ Dictionaries Theoretical Works, etc. INSTRUMENT DEPARTMENT. This important and largely Increasing receives special attention. The selection la to offer in the following lines being unsurpsssw. ■ VIOLINS— copies of the great mak«»ACCORDIONS—Very lates make, with G«»* Silver, Steel, or Brass Reeds. BRASS BAND INSTRUMENTS, by Wall!*, Be»» and other leading makers, brass or plated. FLUTES AND PICCOLOS, Cone and Cylisder. BRASS AND BIDE DRUMS-Rope, Sera*. « Skeleton. FLAGEOLETS, with extra Flnte Heads. BRASS AND NICKEL WHISTLES, Estimates Given for the formation of Br*u wi String Bands, All Kinds of Musical Instruments Toned and ** paired on the shortest notice. ARTHUR EADY, AUCKLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, 8, QubjcK'STRKCT. _ [HIGH-STREET AND OOSTOMS-SrEKKT WIS®! [P. 0.8., 284.] RTa u R jy[ ASY ' MANUFACTURERS' AGENT, AND WHOLESALE GLASS MERCHANT OlU)IM IsDisna Gooes Jmfortjsd Dibsot. Quality Guajuntssb' WINDOW GLASS, PLATE GLASS, WIRE NAttß * PORTLAND CEMENT, CHINAWARB, HAVANA CIGARS. AO. \ FO.l bALE, j 1000 cases WINDOW GLASS, assorted** 1 * »