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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8529, 1 April 1891, Page 1

.re.mu.ucM. „ PERSONAL. — Ten Piano -.Quartet Jtf^'--Classesvcommenced- practice in February. Those I wishing"'to ;> join -the Five.' New i Classes now owning ■■•will | please call at- Mr. Webbe's Residence, • Karangahape j Road, TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, between seven and eight.— See notice in Educational Advertisements. V. • MR. ADAM cures Sciatica,, Nervous Debility, - Indigestion, Consumption, and other complaints. * Fifteen years' study.; At borne ton till two, seven till nine. Mr. Adam, Herbalist,' Ryle-street, off England-street, Franklin Road, Ponsonby. , . - : ? MARSHALL'S TEETHING -; POWDERS are universally admitted to be the safest and most effectual medicine for infants.' Contains neither opium nor mercury, - Is packet of all Chemists. : : ;;;„ - "■. ";'■" • ;' .•' ■ ■"• .'• ■ ■ ■ -".'■"" SELECT LIBRARY ot a constant succession of the newest and best Books.. Free exchange. Established ; 1884. —H. White, No. 19a .upstairs), Coombes' Arcade, Queen-street. ' LADIES' VISITING CARDS.— 50 Super fine Ivory Cards, including engraving copper plate, for 7s 6d; , Gentlemen's Cards 7s. By calling at HERALD Works, Wyndbain street, the above may \ be obtained within two hours if necessary. . rgIHE great LIVER REMEDY 'is Mar- . JL > shad's SPECIAL TINCTURE PODOPHYLLUM. To be had of all Chemists. Is per bottle. IP you : wish to seii your Properties ' speedily, take them to Thornes, 81, Quoenstreet. ■-.%■■'■ ■"-''' '->. .-.•.".:,"'■• ■'. '.' ■'■' ' r ; IF you want to Buy a House, Cottage, *?'Shop;'? Land, Farm/; Stock, or. Business, call at-Thornes, 81, Queen-street ",-•- ■ .';'-. J:'...' - , r-^v-y,' mo oukists,, :- &c. - BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS FOR HOME. . Inlaid Table Tops, Cabinets, Jewel Cases, Boxes, &c.,&c, all made from tho finest and rarest . class of New Zealand's Rich Forost Timbers, at very reasonable prices. Patronised by nearly all nobility, gentrv, and officers who have visited New Zealand. W. NoRRIE; Queen-street (tho main street), opposite Bank of Australasia. '•..-."." ■ ...>■. -■ • ■ ', i —,— i ———mm—— —— Lost and Found. FIVE SHILLINGS'REWARD.--Lost, Black Overcoat, between Junction and Harp of Erin Hotel on Weenesday, March 18. Was picked up by a passenger on the Ho wick 'bns.'— If not returned to Harp of Erin Hotel within a week from this date proceedings will be taken. * Dated March 30. ;".." . -..- ' ■."•'•, .-"■-' ' .-■■'■■'. ."-■' !;■' Fancy Goods. . -•-; "-&TOT ALL GOLD THAT GLITTERS." SPECIAL NOTICE \ No imitation of Gold and Silver is displayed in the Jewellery Windows of Goodson's London Arcade, all being warranted genuine. '" '.: /CITIZENS' 12 ALL, &c ..' . />£';;_*•:; , •• i ■ ■ - -~ ■ .. I Ladies are especially informed that the choicest and largest stock of Parisian and English Fans, Gold and Silver Lace, Fringe, Braid, Spangles, and Dress Ornaments are obtainable at Goodson's London Arcade. '"■'■* * ■ ' JUST ARRIVED, Ex Persian Empire, Blenheim, and '. . i, Direct Steamers :■• the favourite pompeii MAJOLICA i '-(Very low in price). THE FASHIONABLE RUBY GLASSWARE ■ ' (Especially cheap). ART FLOWER POTS AND LOVELY ARTIFICIAL ,I'OT PLANTS. ~ TEA SETS (The Newest Shape Cups). BRITANNIA METAL TEAPOTS (New Designs). ■' ' CHILDREN'S E.P. CUPS. , TEA BELLS AND GONGS, OAK EASELS, PHOTO. FRAMES, ETC., ETC., ETC, The constant arrival of new goods renders necessary frequent visits to GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE JAPANESE AND ART BAZAAR To keep abreast with the Novelties constantly being received. «■,:-..'.*.- The Variety, Extent, and Cheapness of the Stock is so well known as to render comparisons ■ ;.. . '.superfluous. ,; . ' OODSON'S T ONDON A 'RCADE, ■ JAPANESE AND! ART AZAAR, ' QUEEN-STREET :• • - v ' ' AND ;...■• _„ - . KARANGAHAPE ROAD. Chemists and Druggists. ;.;* THE MEDICAL HALL, THREE •:■:-'■ LAMPS, PONSONBY.. - /-; /, " ~ T. A. CRAWFORD, . r { // i" PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, ; Begs to announce to his friends and the residents of Ponsonby that he has purchased the 'business lately carried on by Mr. D; B. Harris, at the Three Lamps/which he intends to conduct as a FIRST CLASS PHARMACY, In conjunction with his well-known Medical Hall in Newton.*/ Remedies s of Standard ; Excellence only will be stocked."; The I strictest. accuracy observed in the making of all Pharmacetuical Preparations, &c, and New Remedies will be .always obtainable at reasonable rates. ■■> ,' '■ - • This business will be managed by Mr. Charles Robinson, Pharmaceutical Chemist, who has had considerable English. and \ Colonial \ experience -in Pharmacy, and whose constant endeavour will be to thoroughly merit the favours that may be accorded m, . ' -■ T A Crawford hopes that under his own supervision and \ that ;of i Mr. Robinson; The -' Medical Hall, Three ? Lamps, > Ponsonby, will receive a large amount of patronage,, v In cases of emergency Medicines maybe had at any time during the night. *. \ - . Night Bell. " ' Telephone; No. 42L a >< ;'-"' : .,;w; : Wanted. v.- '-?';. ":. \ yiCTORIA RACING CLUB. Applications for the position of HANDICAPPEa will be received up to June 30. " -■"-. .;H;-BYRON MOORE, 'Secretary.-?; Boiirke-street,Melbourne, ' .."-. -' -. ~ • ■ ASSISTANT Wanted (male)?— Apply % !a." Court and Son, Drapers, Onehunga. - ' LITHO-MACHINE Printer- wanted:— > Apply by letter to 'X, Herald Office, Auckland. , , /GRAMMAR SCHOOL. — For Sale— ; \3T Goodwill, Furniture, and Freehold of j; a flourishing Boys', School; well established in one of tho most progressive I and healthy suburbs of Melbourne ;V0 <■ boys l (including j board? p Premises L may be rented.—Langton, Holmes, and McCrindle, 1479, Coluaa-atieeti Melbourne, ;:',. a i-'vi''-.: :----■ - V."...-''-■■-■■-i--,•-.•.'.■..'•-.-•' •.■••.■.'•'■■•■ .' *-■•■■■.■:-..-.-v.:--..-^.■i