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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 337, 23 May 1885, Page 2

W— — M— — — M— — B M— — — — — Ml NOTICE Subscribers to the Free . Lance wishing to continue their Subscriptions io the New Paper — Observer "and Free Lance— ?a'W please Jill up the form hereunder. £ - . i j ! I ■ J £ ill 1 § *s I i i I ♦ •§ :§ - i i ■ i : S -°Q ►© : ■ : !§* I i ! I &S ,;s « !.■!•! ! <* io <%* i ! j \ h* h e I I i | AW 8 o : i : I me . =S5 R 1 I j i£«i ! I ! • So: .■■.: i « : ! \ fc i l - i I C 3 : • : >£} 8 : I I >-» : : : «* SSS : = ?> .-I : ! I © ?> : i® I - - " |- i ._ .! ■ A DPLERY AND HARNESS. WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER « IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, *"" QUEEN-STREET, TELEPHONE EXCHANGE, No. 200. Ten Per Cent. Discount Allowed to Members of the North New Zealand Farmers' Co-operative Association. All the Latest Improvements, Novelties, and Mountings to hand per ' Glance,' ' Glenrosa,' and s.s. British Queen, and to arrive per s.s. ionic, • Wanganui,' and 'Antares.' SAFETY ! SAFETY ! SAFETY J Just to hand— Patent safety spring bars. Dragging rendered mpossible. Can be fixed to old saddles. Horse Covers of every kind — both for stable use and turning out at nights — at lowest rates. Racing Saddles from 2slbs weight; Steeplechase ditto, s£Lbs weight, our own make. «3" Purchasers would do well to inspect above stock before biiying elsewhere, as by manufacturing in large quantities and importing his Mountings, &c., in like large quantities direct from hest Birmingham Houses, he has reduced cost of production to the lowest limit, and the quality will speak for itself. Small profits and large sales. Repairs done promptly, neatly, and at reasonable prices. New improved Breaking Saddles and Tackle complete. Price Lf-its sent Free on application. FIVE FJSR CENT. (One Shilling in the Pound) Allowed to all Cash purchasers. ■DURABILITY IS THE TEST OP CHEAPNESS. CHARLES HESKETH.] [ALEXANDER AITKEN TTESKETHAND A IT KEN' GRAIN AND SEED MERCHANTS, SHIPPING AND GENERAL AGENTS, THE HAYMARKET, - 105, Queen-street, Auckland, Having succeeded to the Seed and Grain Business lately carried on by Mr Alfred -Buckland, hope by steady attention to business to merit a continuance of the public favours, Their present stock consists of a KEW importation of all kinds of AGRICULTURAL, GARDEN, AND FLOWER SEEDS. 1 ALSO, OATS, MAIZE, CHAFF, BEAN, BONEDUST, GUANO. AND ARTIFICIAL MANURES, Fine, Coarse, and Rock Salt, New Zealand Flax, Tow and Cocoanut Fibre. MESSRS HESKETH & AITKEN having been in. my employ for many years, I confidently recommend them to my friends as reliable, careful business men. ALFRED BUCKLA.ND.. DANCING-, DEPORTMENT, CALISTHENICS — bonne tenue et maintien. Mons. Paul Bibron, from Paris, has commenced tuition at Masonic Hall, Princes-street as follows •• — Select Adult Class — Wednesday, 7.30 p.m.; Select Juvenile Class— Saturday, 3 p.m.; Special Select Ladies Class, Thursdays, 10 am,; Special "Walqss Class for Laeios and Gentlemen, Thursdays, 4.45 p.m. At Miss Hill's, Ponsonby, Fridays, '.30 p.m. ; St. Mary's Convenq, Ponsenby, Wednesdays, 10 a.m. ; Miss Bates', North. Shore, Tuesdays, 3 p.m.. All Evening Adult Classes will be formed at North Shore (leave names at Miss Bates*) ; and next term it Mrs Law's, Eemuera ; Mrs Clayton's, Parnell; Mrs Glover's, Symonds-st. ; Mrs Palmer's, CarletQn . Gore Koad ; and Mrs Gilas', Mt. Albert. Private lessons daily. Terms in advance Adult, 25s ; Juvenile; 21s. Circulars at Upton's aid ijady's, or apply a"; residence, 75. Hobson-street,