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Observer, Volume 1, Issue 21, 5 February 1881, Page 204

/^H RISTMAS HOLIDAYS. Visitors to Auckland would do well to CALL ON j . HOW DE N And IXSPECT hia Stock of GOLD PIANOS, AND ORGANS, SILVER JEWELLERY, WATCHES. ETC. «®. Which they vrili find upon average to be TWENTY PER CENT. CHEAPEI than any Other House. SHORT LAND STREET, (Adjoining General Post Office.) 335 m & E. CHERM SID E, Albert-street, Auckland, CABINET MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, &c. Mahogany, Walnut, and Colonial Wood Suites supplied at Trade Price and qualitr guaranteed. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. 61 TO OUR R"EADERS] ' The Editor of the Observer will at all times be glad to receive information from correspondents Irving in town or country or the other colonies on subjects of general interest, more especially on matters connected with sport, the drama, and fashion. Communications from ladies it ill be particularly welcome. As it in intended regularly to record in the Observer the leading social events of the colony, the Editor viill be glad to' receive authentic information in this rcyard. TO SUBSCRIBERS. The Subscription to the Observer (post free) in ?io(« permanently Jlxed at the following rates — Gush. Credit. Three months 3s. 6d. ... 4s. Od. Si.* months 7s. Od. ... Bs. Oil. Oho year 14s. Od. . ... 16s. Od. Any person sending us twelve quarterly or half-yearly sul>scriplion*. will receive a copy of the Obsertek for a quarter gratis. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. On and after the 11th December the chcerge for advortisemends in the Observer well be Four Shillings (is.) per inch, nett. Space being limited it is obviously imjiossible to maintain the literary character of the Observbr and at the same time submit to the ever-increasing pressure on its commercial columns. The weekly circulation oj the Observer is now guaranteed, to be over 4000, v)ilh a regular increase of two or three hundreds per month. Our advertising 2>cttrons are therefore ixspect' fully informed that advertisements for the current -week's publication must be in the office not later than 10 a.m. on. Thursday morning. A. S. RATRBONE.