Ed ucatlonal. "~*~pLvnoforte and theory. AlilS S. I). t^OPE. " D A LLJNG II 0 0," OOI T UT-NAY STREET, \\T lLlu resume Tuition on Monday, ? V i'ebrnary Ist. Pupils T'iiep-ukw f >r Mu-ic<vl Examinations. 324 PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. MitS J. 8. HE UPTON, SOUTH itOAD. XTEW Quirtor will comtctneo on i.^l Monday. February. Ist. IH3 MUSICAL NOTICE. Mil A. IS. FLETCHER ( As^ociai'E London College of Mu^ic), \^TILL Ro3nme Tuition on Monday * " next, Januiry 18th. Address : FULFORi) STREET. 287 " JOHN YOCJNG,~~ '"ARAKOEKOE," hIAI6 DE T BT«li£ £T . Candidates for all Exitniuations thorocghly oottchod. ~ SHORTHAND. Evening Classes. pHE MISSES LIAKER intend, early I ia January, to' start Ev_mno Classes fjr SnoRTHAXD an J for Speed Pk act ice. Terms and all particulars on appLca- ' tion. Address : Currib Stub ft. g716 CHETWODE SCHOOL, Dovon St. West, New Plymouth. _ — ■ ■ ' B )ARDIN(i AND I^.Y SCHOOL,' For the Higher Education of Grirte. Principal : MISS STANFORD, Assisted !>y an Efficient Staff of Visiting and Resident Teachers. Pupils prepared for Matriculation, Civil Service, and all. M!uaioal Exaonnations, both Theoretio.il and Practical. Boarders are received from the a&e of seven. ' , .ti j The next term will codduaence Wednesday, February 3rd., 1904. Miss Stanford will be at hdtn'e to'enrol intending pupils on Satgrday, January 30feb, and Tuesday, Febru&ry'2nd. from 3 till 5 p.m. • " THE VfZST END OMNIBOS PASSES THE ; GATE. > A ' ' • ' 47 "7 "important notice. A LL accounts owing by ( ; Veale & Son will be paid by Thomas Veale." And a,ll accounts owirig ,to the firm of Veale & Son to be paid to Thomas Veale, whose raceipfc w^ll be sufficient fo^ same. And, in order. to get the firm's affairs wound up,, we .would .ask. .that all outstanding accounts be paid ox arranged for at. once. . , c .., 1 . .. . . VEALE & SON. THE HEALTHIEST SUBURB. j FOR SALE OR TO LET.—Mr Hoi- | lo way's fine Villa Residenoe at Vogeltown; 14 minutes' walkfroin Devonstrtjefc. The house is an exceptionally well-finished ode, 7 rooms, bathroom, drainage, &c. ; 2 acres of land. 'Bur passes door every hoar. F.ne view and an atmosphere that is always cle^r and bracing. Will sell at less t'jan cost price t;> an immediate buyer, Or will let for a term if necessary at a reasonable rental' to a good tenant. Apply- & 'arp to E. J. GARTH I. W & CO., Land Agents, Devon-street. FOR SALE,' /"N HARMING RESfDENCE, With If V.^ wre freehold, fire minutes' walk frora.csnbroiof town 1 , .closet© IRecreation Ground, . Amolei pleasure beau tifuuy hideout,'- withhgretvt «»atisty .of ftowdrdjß «übs and old established i trees; and two, lawns. Jj<rge' kitchen garden 1';1 '; paddock with good shelter. ' The 'honse ia thoroughly, well built and is replete ■with ov«ry "modern convenience; three sitting and tux bedrooms, 3 bathrooms(hot and. cold), kitohen, scullery, wash fiouse (w«ll fitted), bicycle room, dark room, coal room, patent w.c. and fitted laj»Atory ;• good range, gas cooking range. »»d gas heater for bath, cool pantry store roosvanjl ample icupboards. Oatbuildings, stable, with two falls' ; coach house, and loft, harness room, tool room, large fowl houses and runs. The whole in perfect repair. Price moderate. Easy terms. If desired houje and paddock could be sold separately. Apply HENRY GRAY, Caterham Lodge, g643 Carrington Road. Blacksmiths & Ooachsmiths J. RICK VI AN R. PARKINS Late of the - - Lale of - - Wairarapa Jenkinson'e. , BEG to announce having taken ovei iho Canterbury Shooing Forge, latoly carried on by Lawson and Pratt. All business will rcoeivo our persona) attention, and all work will be thoroughly i carried out, We w'icit a share of public patronage. Charges Moderate. P. I*'.1 *'.- Good Grazing at back of Smithy for country visitors. Mangoroi' visitod Thursdays'. No to Address : CANTERBURY SHOEING FOKGE, 207 Oovrm.Btreet E«hl. Ever bo many choicest colours and 18 flavours j seta off the table* beautifully. You can get any sort you prefer, 6d packets, Tucker's SunnLlne Jelly Crystals. Or<W tliw fla\oui you prefer, your grocur can get it A»U for W. F r Tucker '•••
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Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12461, 16 January 1904, Page 5
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648Page 5 Advertisements Column 4 Taranaki Herald, Volume L, Issue 12461, 16 January 1904, Page 5
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