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Observer, Volume XXVI, Issue 44, 21 July 1906, Page 11

TWINES, TTTTING& pKRSTON, LTD., IN LIQUIDATION. T^OR TTALUABLE npRADINC AND /"lOPRA "DUSINESS IN THE TjiRIENDLY TSLANDS. The above Company's Old-Established an well-known Business In the Friendly Island 8 is now OFFERED FOB SALE, and com' prises *) A rpRADING IN rpONGA, TTAAPAI, TTAVAU. AND THE TSLANDS OF "VTIUAFOOU AND TT-EPPELS. This is a Splendid Opportunity for Island MERCHANTS OR CAPITALISTS To secure an EXCEEDINGLY TTALUABLE V "DUSINESS With Extensive Ramifications 1 hroughout the TMRIENDLY TSLANDS. Stork Sheets, Lists of Book Debts, particulars of Properties and Conditions of Sale, can be seen at the Office of the Company, 116 and 117, Victoria Arcade, Queen-street, Auckland. Alternative Tenders are invited for the purchase of the business as a whole or for each group separately. TENDERS addressed to the undersigned will be received up to and including the 31st day of August, 1906 THE HIGHEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED. W. MCCUTCHEON, Liquidator Vines, Utting, and Perston, Ltd , (in liquidation), 116 and 117, Victoria Arcade, Auckland.

MR CHAS. McFARLANE Instructor of BANJO, MANDOLIN AND GCITAR STUDIO : Mutual Life Buildings, 58. Queenstreet (2nd Floor). " "pLAM " TIREE OF ART AND AUCKLAND ART (^CHOOL Classes are held every morning, afternoon, and evening for the sludy of Drawing, Painting, Design, Modelling, iV\ oodcarving, etc. Students are also admitted on paj inent of fees. All information on application to the Director. ART GALLERY, Auckland. T) (^ALMON, T IMITED. I have much pleasure in intimating to the Customers of the *bove Company that having purchased its Freehold Properties I have now completed negotiations for the acquisition from the Liquidators of the remaining assets of the business as agoing concern. The business will, therefore, be carried on under my super vision and control, by the same staff at the various shops as heretofore, and all customers can rely upon receiving every care and attention in the execution of their orders. I respectfully invite the customers to continue to myself the favour of their patronage. MURDOCH MCLEAN.

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