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New Zealand Times, Volume LVII, Issue 2583, 8 August 1895, Page 3

Bepoee deciding PLEASE INSPECT LIPP AND.SOHNE PIANOS KDHSE PIANOS BEOADWOOD AND SONS’ PIANOS 1 EEARD PIANOS SCHWECHTEN PIANOS COLLAED AND COLLAED PIANOS ; AND Ollier Pianos by Distinguished Makers. NOW ON VIEvV in our Show rooms PIANOS by practically every leading maker in the world ON ' , - ' TIME PAYMENTS FROM 20s MONTHLY. MUSIC .—Songs and Pianoforte Pieces. MUSIC FOE ALL INSTEUMENTS—A LARGE STOCK. THE : DEESDEN PIANO CO., Lambton quay,Wellington. M. J. BROOKES, : 4 , Manager. ; And at Dunedin.

3d CHEAP MUSIC. 3d . Le Cloches Du Monaatore, p.f. Weber’s Last Waltz, p.f.- •- Poor. Old Joe, song Tom Bowline, bass dr baritone Tom Bowling, tenor Wait for the Waggon, song Bay of Biscay, song My Grandfather’s Clock, song >, , ; The Bloom is on The Kye (or My Pretty Jane) p.f. The Bunch of Hoses Schottische . 7 Old English Country Dances, p.f. The Valley by the Stream, song The Robin's Return (Fisher), p.f. Santa Lucia, p.f. . . Kyrie Eleison 12th Mass, p.f. Before Jehovah’s Awful Throne, anthem Gaily the Troubadour, song . March Men Harlech, song. , . I Love the Merry Sunshine, song ' St. Patrick’s Day Parade, p.f., easy Arab’s Farewell to his Steed, song What are the Wild Waves Saying, vocal duet List ! To the Convent Bells) vocal duet 3d each. 8, copies posted Is 9d, , When ordering this Cheap Music mention others in case the above are sold out. 8000 more in stpek. 1 COPYRIGHT MUSIC AT 2s EACH. Pianos put of Tune are disagreeable to the Ear. ’ PIANOS TUNED from 7s Gd. ! Telephone 244. EDWIN J. KING, .09, Manners Street, Opposite Opera House. ' 279 1 PEEDEEICK JONES & 00., ~ PIANO, ORGAN AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, ~ LAMB TON QUAY. PIANOS! , ORGANS! ! ' .MUSIC!'! JpiANOS and Organs may be had on tho EQUITABLE HIRE SYSTEM; * : The Equitable hire System ' has advantages over all other Purchase Systems, and intending purchasers will do wellito get particulars. Note. —Mr F. W. JONES, -so well and favourably known in musical circles, has charge of the music(department, and he will make every effort to secure the la teat and best novelties. s s'i-J ur-’, Special Terms to the Profession. Country Clients.'may rely upon their r«. quirements being attended ,to with Fro ptitude and Caro. 136 JAST D 'AY OF, THE SALE LAST DAY LAST ' DAY LAST ; DAY' MIDWINTER LAST DAY LAST DAY i ’ - ■of Boots and Shoos, ; LAST ;day -TO-DAY. LAST I DAY i ' ;4/?in tho.fi Discount, -a; LAST ! . DAY'I .v.H.u-.-h— t: a,- -eft 1 LAST ! ' : W !• ,r POTTEEAND SON, DAY •,->..</ . ( .i-l-LAST i ' Shoe Importers. ■DAT ■ -i LAST . —— hi ■DAY ~i , i ‘ LAST DAY OF SALE TO-DAY’ LAST DAY LAST DAY LAST DAT LAST DAT' last DAY LAST DAY i LAST DATLAST DAYLAST: DAY' LAST DAT LAST DAT. LAST,. DAY.'

SOD IT TO : SHOETFS. SMOKE ’ “ CAYOUK” “ CIGAES. , TAKE. WOODSHEAT PEPPERMINT*.t CURE FOR COLDS. ■ * 'Sold'by all Groce^e. 1 |V. la Cd and 2s Cd Per Bottle. w HEATINA OR WHOLE. MEAL ..... •. FOR Puddings and-Porridge. Nutritive, Wholesome. rjIHIS IS TO-CAUTION THE PUBLIC Against buying Sewing Machines , Allboed to bk “ Weetheim,” unless the word “ WEBTKEiM M and the Trade Maex, a M Gnome ** (the little man with a hammer), is Stamped and Cast both on the Machine and Stand, "WITHOUT WHICH NONE ARE GENUINE.'. This caution is necessary, as attempts are being mode in this City to foist * a spurious article on the public, using the name. ,U Werthelm >V./with the intent to deceive. DON'T.-YOU BE “SOLD.” If it is worthwhile to use Wertheim’s mag* nificcnt reputation to * soli * a machine not having quality orreputation of its own, ; IT IS WORTH YOUR WHILE to have only the GENUINE ARTICLE. Sole Agents and vendors of Machines made by Joseph Wertheim, Frankfort-on* the-Main— - GRACE, CLARKE & CD., Weetheim Depot, 13, Manners-street, Wellington. “ VENUS CANDLES RE THE BEST AND PUREST IN TEE MARKET. NDERSON’S ORIENTAL COFFEE. ' Simulating, Palatable. “ /N 0013 tatriper oils tbs wbtei uf life."' V3T Ton can always retain it by drink* W only/., ttfld B* MACEAT'S LIQUEUR wH|SKjT* s SI