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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11538, 24 November 1900, Page 1

Personal. i, pEORGE GOODWIN, _. supposed to have been living with Mr. A. S. BRODIE, at or near Masterton, in or s- about the years 1886-1889, is requested to com- ~ municate with MESSES. BUDDLE, BUTTON, & CO., y ? - -*■■ n Solicitors, Auckland. 3, : ' " —— MRS. JOHN LOCKE, of Lower Albert-street, _ is in no way connected with Lock's ** Sly-grog case. l- ■ — Lost; and Found. d a T OST—Light Bay Mare, scar near fore foot, t J_ headstall on when left. 10s ' reward.— t Beaver, Onehunga. ' _ ' - T7OUND.— Noonan, Hobson-street, will b X) Buy your Left-off Clothing, Old Jewellery, etc. Letters attended to. ~ ■»—■»■—— i ii n'lu'imnuwi"" ■ s Miscellaneous. DU X O L I D E 13 COMING. D rriHE PIANISTS* A.B.C. (W. H. Webbe).— X " An. exhaustive work on the piano and pianoforte playing for executants and —London World. _____ d T_o YOU VALUE your Health? Lcc\ in our , AJ Window To-night. It will interest you. —Sanitarium Health Foods, Newton. _ r*. CARTER, People's Tailor.—The Shop for \X» Cheap Summer SuitingsWellesleystreet. CHRISTMAS IS COMING!— have several good paying Businesses for Sale, main '" thoroughfare. Particulars on application.— - Burrow and Co. __■ 'I rPEOUT AND SEA FISHING TACKLE of all 1 X kinds.—New Stock just arrived at Ha- ' zard's, Queen-street. " TPISHING! FISHING!—Get your Tackle at _ X 1 Hazard's, Gunmaker, Queen-street. A large and varied stock just to hand. c "WISHING TACKLE of All Kinds, suitable for _ J- River end Sea Fishing.—At Hazard's, Gunmaker, Queen-street. ( rpHE PIANISTS' A.B.C. (W. H. Webbe).- • X "A most complete and useful primer '' and guide for the musical profession."—lrish Times. . DE. HELEN BURNABY— for Ladies' Complaints. Consults free, all - diseases. Vacancies for conval. Patients. —Alma House, Upper Symonds-street, above Cemetery. Hours, 11 to 3.30. and evenings. i" THE PIANISTS' A.B.C. (W. H. Webbe).— -' X "Musical students and teachers would - do well to obtain the admirable Pianists' ;t A.B.C."— Despatch. COURT BROS.—For Linoleums and Floori cloths; the largest selection in the , trade, and their prices defy competition. - <pOURT BROS, have opened a capital range - \J of Carpet Squares, new designs, at !, prices to suit all pockets. COURT BROS.—Lace Curtains, tape-edged, Is 4£d, Is 9d, Is lid, 2s 6d, 2s lid, to 30s. 3 The best value ever shown. ______ COURT BROS.—Plain and Fancy Black Lustres, ll*d. Is 3_d, Is 6_d, Is 9.d, to 5s 0 6d. Fancy Check Dress Material, double width, 6gd yard. 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