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Observer, Volume 1, Issue 21, 5 February 1881, Page 212

0 EMERSON TENNENT, M.D., , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Has Removed from GREY-STREET to SY-MONDS-STREET. Hours op Attekdawce. 9 to 10 a.m. 1 to 2, and 7 to 8 p.m. 65_ Jitfj^XS&Kk 0F Music, London. " TIiTR. H. GORDON GOOCH (Bronze and ITX " Silver Medallist and Associate) having studied " Three Years in this Royal and National Institution, " is in the opinion of the several Professors with whom "he was placed, duly qualified to teach Singing.— " (Signed) G. A. Macfabren, Mus. Doc. Cambridge. — " 1879." In reference to the above, Mr. Gooch is prepared to receive names of Private Pupils for Singing and Produc« tiqn of Voice at Auckland Music Warehouse and at Ms private residence, Wakefield-street, near Symonds-street, where communications may be left. 13 Private Lessons (Half-hours) £3 3s. Od. 13 Private Lessons (Hour's length) £5 ss. Od. 42 pARNELL FURNISHING MART. F. LEDGER Beg 3to inform the Inhabitants of Parnell that he has on Sale a Large and Choice Selection of Household Furniture, made from Colonial and Foreign Woods, after the Litest and most approved styles. Drawing-room Suites made to order at the shortest notice. Dining and 'Bedroom Furniture made at moderate rates. Beds Cleaned and Re-made, also made to order. Funeral Undertaker. F. LEDGER, TOP OF PARNELL, AUCKLAND. /CRITERION OYSTER DINING ROOMS. Queen-street (Opposite Vulcan Lane.) D. RUBIE, Proprietor. Tl J A^ C K~, .L , FAMILY GROCER. Agent for Sale of the Observer. UPPER SYMONDS-STREET, NEWTON. T\UKE OF CAMBRIDGE HOTEL, ROBERT KIEKW OO D . Good Stabling Accommodation. R.K. will be glad to see his old Mends and the public generally. TjT U It N I T U R E~T HENDERSON BROS., Cabinetmakers & Upholsterers, Karangahape Road, Newton (Next to Garret's, Butcher), Beg to inform the inhabitants of Newton and the Public generally that they have opened in the above line of business, and trust that by supplying a good article at a moderate price, to merit a fair share of their patronage. Cheapest House in Town for all description of Furniture. Furniture repaired and re-stuffed. All Work Gi&ranteed. 377 VTOTICE OF REMOVAL. In consequence of increase of trade the Proprietor of the Metropolitan Dining Rooms has Removed his business to the Dining Room attached to the Thames Hotel, where he hopes to meet witk c ? n ™ c I | u £ p0 p prr r t o prietor . GF. V A. Z E V , HOBSONYILLE POTTERY. Drain Pipes at Lowest Prices.— Chimney Pots of best descriptions. Second quality Pipes very cheap, near Rivernead. Orders left >vith G. Andrews, Carpenters' Arms, and J. Billington, Freeman's Bay. 380 XT ° "* ° I have this day sold to Mr. MICHAEL WHITE all my interest in the Bottling Business, carrried on in Fort-street, and request that the public will continue to 3<to him the same patronage that they have hitherto extended to me. All outstanding accounts to be paid to Mr. Michael White on his order only. JAMES McCORMICK. January Bth, 1881. IN reference to the above, I have this day Bought from Mr. J. McConnick his Bottling Business in. Fort-street, and hope the public of Auckland will continue the patronage so liberally bestowed on him in the past, and request that all outstanding Accounts to be paid to me or my order only. MICHAEL WHITE. tTt M U 3* C II I E~, MERCHANT TAILOR, IMPORTER OF ENGLISH AND SCOTCH TWEED, FRENCH AND GERMAN COATINGS and fancy trouserings. Tailors' Trimmings, &c Liberal Inducements Offered to the Trade. SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND. 180 ALBERT HOUSE. npEMPERANCE HOUSE Single and Double Bedrooms. Terms Moderate. Address — ALBERT STREET, Near the Wharf, and opposite Star HotelJ. L. LONGBOTTOM PROPRIETOR