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New Zealand Times, Volume XLV, Issue 7570, 3 September 1885, Page 3

Business Notices jgISHIBITIO'S. SOT XalTßirC? JEE EVERY DAY ! ONE SHILLING. Fresh FeochdEes'Every Day. ns THE 'CORNER HOUSE GREAT STOCK TAKING S.Ak.X> J 3 NOW ON ! VERY ~ GREAT REDUCTIONS ALE GOODS LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES. NEW GOODS 155 LADIES 1 STOOKENETTE JAC KETS, Black and Assorted Colors, ELABORATLY EMBROIDERED, AT PRICES DRESSMAKING ! ! DRESSMAKING ! ! GRAVES & FLEMING, Having secured the services of a FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER, With Experience both in PARIS and the WEST END of LONDON, They can with confidence guarantee that all Dresses entrusted to their care will bo constructed of First-Class WORKMANSHIP of the Latest FASHION, and at most REASONABLE PRICES. WEDDING OUTFITS AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. GRAVES & FLEMING’S The Corner House, 69, 71, MANNERS ST., 1, CUBA ST., WELLINGTON. GEORGE REICHARDT MUSIC AND PIANOFORTE WARE. HOUSE. A STOCK of ONE HUNDRED PIANOS to select from. Agents for— John Brinsmead and Sons Hoelling and Spangenberg Coliard and Collar! Lipp and Sohn Kirkman Pianos by Bord, Berden, Broadwood and other famous makers. Instruments may be acquired an the time payment system.

THE CELEBRATED LORING AND BLAKE PALACE ORGANS at prices varying from £2B to £75. This organ is in point of tone and soundness of construction pronounced to be amongst the best imported from America. They may be purchased—like the pianos—on the time payment system. THE LARGEST STOCK OP NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC in New Zea. land. THE EXHIBITION PIANO BY JOHN BIUNSMEAD & SONS. This instrument possesses all the most modern improvements, conspicuous amongst which is the CURVED SOUNDING BOARD, and the NEW TUNING APPARATUS. By means of the latter the old system of pias is dispensed with. All interested in the improvement of the piano are invited to inspect the first of the class reported to New Zealand. CORNETS by Courtois, Besson, Higham, and Gautrot Saxhorns, Baritones, and Basses Brass Bands supplied with instruments and latest music. GEORGE EEICHARDT, Music and Pianoforte Warehouse. Lambton-Quay, WELLINGTON. 42Q "S*. DICKSOM, WHOLESALE AND FAMILY GROCER, TEA AND COFFEE MERCHANT LAMBTON QUAY. BEGS to inform his Friends and the Public that he has commenced business in the premises next Mr J. T. Steele’s, draper, Lambton-quay. Having a thoroughly practical knowledge of the business, and being determined to keep every article of the best quality, he hopes, by paying strict personal attention to business and studying the wants of bis customers, to receive a liberal patronage, T. DICKSON, Wholes ale and Family Geocee, Tea and Coffee Mebohant. No connection with bis late employers Jameson Bros. &, Go,, Willis it,, 851 jta" CALL AND SEE -ffis FIELDER, OF THE "LITTLE CHEAP DUSTPAN," IN HIS HANDSOME NEW SHOP. JJE can sell 25 per cent, cheaper tnan any other shop in town. You can buy anything and everything at my Store. My Dkawinqbooh Suites at £l4 cannot be beaten for Price and Workmanship. As I keep none bnt firstclass workmen, therefore I can guarantee a good article. No second-hand goods made np to look like new, and for China and Glassware my Stock is Second to None in thb Eupibe City. Fresh shipment by every steamer, so come »nd compare prices before going elsewhere. H. FIELDER, Manhebs-sieeet, Wellington. 602