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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1618, 4 March 1903, Page 4

fVSusic «Ssc, ON RECEIPT OP 7s Cd Postal Notes or Stamps, we vvili post yon ‘‘The Glasgow D*Alberts," IE. J. King, jun); “The Butterfly Waltz/’ (F. Wynne);: “The Hum Schottische," GT. A, King); ‘‘The Chimes Gavotte," (W. Impett); and ‘‘Ye Oide Englishe E-rn Dance/’ (Geer. Garry); all for the piano, to any in New ZealandEDWIN J. KING AND SON, 27a. Willis Street, WellingtonABOUT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. MR F. W. GARDINER, Music Seller, 21, Vivian street, is Sole Agent for W. Temlett’s Celebrated World Renowned Banjos; Thns. Walier and Son’s, of London, Military Band Rifes and Concert Elutes, and the Oberiueier Pianos. All tlie above are of splendid value, and well worth inspection. THE LONDON PIANU CU., VICTORIA BUILDINGS, MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. None but Best English Pianos Stocked. Cash and Hire System. Repairs, etc., by Competent Workmen. Dsß-atSsts. mm MR GEO. PUDNEY, DENTAL AND ORAL SURGEON. WILLIS STREET. FOR BARGAINS IN CARPENTERS’ & MILLWRIGHTS’ TOOLS GO TO ROSS, , MANNERS STREET. AGENT for Messrs John McDowall and Sons’ Wood Working Machinery, and Messrs Alf Dongill and Co.’s Ga 3, Oil and Portable engines. MAKER of the Simplest and Most Reliable Trunk Churns and Butter Prints in the Market. For further particulars apply, ALEX. ROSS, ENGINEER, SAW AND TOOL MAKER, 83, Manners street, Wellington. UNl)—The Neatest 'and Best Job Printing House in the city is the ‘‘New Zealand Times." Telephone. lOio, JF°