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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8341, 2 December 1893, Page 4

lEutabliehoa 1875.] H. COLLIER" AND CO., PIANO IMPORTERS AND TUNEBS, Wanganui, Pahneraton North, and New Plymouth. Sole Agents for the following high-class makers : — Collard and Collard'a Pianoß 3. and J. JSopltinßon'fl Pianos Knanss Pianos Eaveataff Pianos Weidig Pianos Waldemar Pianos Gobs and Kallmann'a Pianos Estcy Organs Dawkin'a Broad Reed Harmoniums. Offered on tho moßt liberal terma of Deferred Payment from 20 s MONTHLY, I OB THE VERY LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH. Referring to tho Knauea Pianos Eduard Scharf, 8010 Fianietto Ovirto Muain, writes : — Messrs H. Collier and Co. Dear Sir?,— lt is with great pleasuro I express tho excellent opinion 1 haro of your high- class Pianos by KNAUSS. 1 consider that for richness of tone, general excellence of construction, and aa an instrument suitable for tho rendering of tho works of the Great Masters of tho Pianoforte, tbcae instruments aro all that tho moat fastidious player can require. I must blbo oiprofs my appreciation of tho excelent Piancforto Tuning executed by your Tuners. — f am, yours sincerely, Edwaed Sohabf. Ab there are bo many chenp Pianos by fictitious maVers offered now, 11. COLLIER AND CO. (who hr.vo been eatabli;hed ie this district, for 20 ycarß) givo their own guarantee that ccch instrument sold by them is reliable in every respect, and as repreecnto'J. PIANO TUHINa. H. COLLIER AND CO.'S authorised Tuners in this district nro Messrs H. Collier and B. W. Thompson (certificated Tuner from Brinsmeade ) Customers who hare purchased Pianos from us, and wuich aro guaranteed by us, aro particalary requested not to allow tho instrument to be cuuod or rogulatcd by any othor thun our Tuners, Ur Collier and Mr Thompson. H. Collier & Co., PRACTICAL PIANOFORTE TCNERS AND IMPORTERB, Wanganui, Palmereton North, and New PJvmouth.

ART PHOTO&H4PHY. PABTINGTON, Victoria Avenue (above Messrs J. Paul and Co 's.) ONE DOZEN CABINET PHOTOS, and an enlargement, for 20a. PHOTOGRAPHS. GREAT SUCCESS OF MARTIN'S COUfON SYS IBM. Hundreds of Tickets Sold ! ONE DOZEN MATT BURFACE OE, ENAMELLED CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS, and ono 15 x 12 OPAL or BROMIDE ENLARGEMENTS for 21s- j Whito or lipht-coloured drceeos should be worn, particularly by children, or light pinafores over durk dresses. Dull and cloudy days are quito aseuitublo for tuk ; ng Photographs as bright sunshine ; in fact, are often better. My c&nvaeeing agents aro now out., and supply deposit Tickets nt 2a 6d each. Tbis tickot will enable the holders, on payment of an additional 18a Gd, iat tbo lime tho picture is takon, to socuro the abovo marvollous conceecion. The public trill readily \inderstand _in order to carry out this onormon3 concession without, incurring a heavy monetary loss, it is absolutely mecessaiy that an uuu3u-.lly largo number of sittings muet be made in a given time, and tbe object in issuing thoeo coupons Uto secure th.c roau!t. It would be ulterly impoEßiblo in tho ordinary course of business to produce pictures ub anything lite theeo prices, and Mr Martin feels confident that tho public will appreciate his endeavour to place ouch a favourable opportunity within their rc»ch. Although Mr Martin haa eecurod extra assistants for this occasion, ho will make a poht, if possible, of taking every photograph himself. JUaborato preparations hare been made in every department fo that tho work may bo turned out without onv delay. Tickets, 2s 6JI each, cxn bo obtained at Mr Martin's Show Room, or post fiee to any address on receipt of hnlf-a-crown in stamps or Postal Noto. All tickota oro transferable. Bit,tcraaro respectfully reminded that tho balanco must, in every cobo, bo paid at or boforo tbe tima of sitting. A. MARTIN.

CEYLON TEA DEPOT, lUdgway Streot. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. J. P. "WATT BEGS to intimato to tho inhabitants of Wanganui and District that ho has opened a TEi. DEPOT, with a Choioe Selection of tho FINE-T CEYLON TEAS. By confining his attention to this very im< portent articlo of household consumption, J. P. W. can Rsaiire the publio that thoy may rely on getting the purost and bost Teas possiblo to offer thorn. Ono trial will convinco lorors of a goo 3 Cup !of Tea of the exceptional vuluo placed within their roach. Tons at 2s, 2a Bd, 2s 6d, and 2s 9d per pound. Half Chests and Boios at Wholosalo Prices.

BADLI/ES. SADDLES. SADDLES. james'haig, TIIK WELL-KNOWff SADDLES, HAS ploasuM in calling tho attention of tho publio to his really firstelan stock of ENGLISH HUNTING SADDLS3 AND BRIDLES just imported diroefc from the leading makers in England. Those Goods are tho finest to be purchased anywhoro, and well repay a visit if only for inepoownn. COLONIAL BJ.DDI/E9 & HARNESS all nmdo upon the promises in groat variety, and at prices to Buit anyone. Tho Larj»Oßt Stook of imported H&rnc3B to soloct from on the coast. VICTORIA AVENUE (Next the Notional Bank}, Wunganui. Makor of First Prizo Caddies afc all th» loading Exhibitions io tho Colonies. Solo Afipnt for Sul-Jinoii Solution. SADDLISU, HARNESS AND COLLAR MAKER, Victoria Avonuo, Wanganui. HAVING takon over the bushices of my lato father, I wish to call the attention of his numerous customers to tho fact that I can supply them with as good an artiole as heretofore. None but the best woLkmen aro employed in my shop, Hiding Saddles and Sido Saddles made to ortler. |D. KITOHEN,