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New Zealand Times, Volume LVIX, Issue 3003, 15 December 1896, Page 1

BOOKtf, PIANOS, jausic. B.'J. KING'S. MUSIC BOOKS. No. 31. POPULAR PIANOFORTE PIECES. Schubert ... Sousa ... Braga ... Grieg ... Sohuman Kinkel ... Grebe Mendelssohn Serenade Manhattan Beach, march Serenata Arietta Soldiers* March Mocking Bird The Old Folks at Homo Song ■without Words Schubert’s Valse The Evening Hour ... Entr’acte “ Rosamunde ” Sarabande Price, 1b 3d; posted, Is sd. Nos. 1 to 31 now in print. No. 29. FAVOURITE PIANOFORTE PIECES. Country Life ‘ Sudds Sudds Schubert Handel Caller Herrin’ Vida Valse ... Tarantella in A flat The Bird Valse Lo Zephyr Isabel Gavotte Parade March Serenade Knapton Skene Holler Panormo Harmston Zelman Schumann Marquis do Leuvzlle Price, Is 3d j posted, la sd. Also have a look at No. 35, Nicholson’s Pianoforte Album, splendid value. EDWIN J. KING. 69, MANNER STREET, WELLINGTON. Telephone 244. 742

PURCHASERS - December will receive a share in & splendid Organ. THE PIANO CO., Lambton quay, Wellington. IM. J. BEOOKES, Manager.

BO3KS. DOTS’ OWN ANNUAL, 1896. RIELS’ OWN ANNUAL, 1896. Princess Osra, Anthony Hope, 2a 6d and 3s Sir George Tressady, Mrs Humphrey Ward, 2s 6d and 3a 6d London Pride, Mies Braddon,.2a 6d and 3s 6d As it was in the Beginning, Gao. E. Sims, 2s .fid Illumination, Harold Frederio, 2a 6d, 3s 6d Murder of Delioia, Mario Corelli, 2a 6d and 3a 6d “ Thelma,” Marie Corelli, 2s 6d and 3a fid Vendetta, Marie Corelli. 2s Gd and 3a 6d The Little Larrikin, Ethel Turner, 2a 6d The Lights of Sydney, Lilian Turner, 2a 6d and 3b 6d. H'» AND J • 15 AJL tI E 39, Cuba street. 639 GEO. EEICHAKDT, MUSIC AMD PIANOFOETE WAREHOUSE, Lajibton <JOAT. p I- A N O BY Kitkman and Sons, of London Fentioh, of Loipaig Biuthner, of Leipsig And other noted makers. S 286 A. S UMMEES (Late of Auckland and Dunedin), Baked and Confectioner, Begs te notify the general public that ho has opened at 49, Willia street, and trusts by strict attention, civility and cleanliness, to merit a share of thoir patronage." Note the address—Opposite Oriental Hotel. 314