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Pahiatua Star and Eketahuna Advertiser, Volume 5, Issue 409, 4 July 1890, Page 4

pionos. PIANOS. PIANOS. I' N thanking niy Puhiatua patrons frr past favors. I beg to inform tl t in am) tli»- musical public generally ti nt I have been appointed Agent for the British Plan- Company. Loudon. The I‘iaii' ' manufactured for export by tins tinu hate their sound boards, hammers. Ac.. specially riveted throughout, which enables them to wit! taint the detrimental influences of l eal ami damp. Brice' range from 40 to 55 guineas f-T rash or easy time payments. Any ii «trument not fully approved of on delivery n ay be returned. I intend visiting Baliiatua every four mouths, when all orders for Tuning left at the Star office will receive prompt attention. 11. COLE. Pianoforte Tuner. n N. N R.—Mv next Tisii will be about let July. NOTICE. < 1 OVINO to the high price of t material, we. the undersigned A«'»-iated barriers of Wairarapa, Ma-lertoi:. ami Woodville. will charge iin following prices for Shoeing on I MrKwan. Boss A Muir, W. < emu. J. Ewington. L. Welch, < ■ rown-end. \V. 11. lainon, D. M. H arris. H. Ilawken. E. Naylor. J. Ilendei-on. Morris A Fake, (’. Goddard. A. 11. Wright, J. H. Wallace, le iui on Bros. J. Angove, .1. Nielsen. P. A. Encksen, A. Stevenson, .1. (trialhead. J. Tocker, 11. Bright. W. Wilt in, J. Hodge, \V. C'undy, C. Candy.

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