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Wellington Independent, Volume XXIV, Issue 2820, 8 April 1869, Page 5

[By especial Appointment.] rjHAEL E S RUSSELL, MUSIC WAREHOUSE, Lambton Quay, Show Room for the Sale of Pianofortes, Harmoniums, Harps, and every description of Wind or Stringed Instruments. Pianofortes and Harmoniums Let on Hire for one year, after which, and without any further payment whatever, the instrument becomes the property of the hirer. An experienced Tuner from London will arrive shortly. Quadrille Parties attended. String Bands pro Tided. Instruments carefully Packed an 1 ! Removed. Dry and spacious Premises for Warehousing during any period of time. Pianoforte, Harmonium, and Singing Taught, By Mr Russell. (A Vacancy for Three Pupils.) PIANOFORTE PRACTISING ROOM for Ladies and Gentlemen (Private.) PIANOFORTES FOR HIRE OR SALE, on Deferred Payment. PIANOFORTES BOUGHT, sold or exchanged. PIANOFORTES TUNED and regulated by the year. PIANOFORTES Single Tunings 10s 6d T)IANOFORTES REPAIRED, JL re-strung, re-silked. PIANO fOETE WIRE, felt, levers, hoppers, &c. PIANOFORTES by Broadweod. PIANOFORTES by Chappell. PIANOFORTES by Dawkins. PIANOFORTES by Sanne and ten other makers. PIANOFORTES IN ROSEWOOD or walnut, full sizes, cottages, handsome cases, warranted, 35 guineas. HARMONIUM S by Alexandre, Five octaves, two blowere, £7 10s. HARMO NIUMS from £7 10s to 85 guineas. CONDENSED LIST'OF MUSIC ARRIVED \J BY LAST MAIL. Song— Polly Perkins Howling Swell Dreaming of Thee, Blamphin Bonny Hills of Scotland Jolly Dogs London, Chatham and Dover Jog Along Boys Not for Joseph Just Before the Battle Hilda Mable Pilgrim Fathers (the landing) Home they brought her warrior dead Danube River, the Under a Hedge The Message (Blumenthal) Hear Me, Norma Messenger Swallow, Blockley Charge of the Light Brigade To-Movrow, Blockley Hearts and Homes, Blockley Jessie's Dream, Blockley Valse — Dream of the Ball, Godfrey Hilda „ Mable „ Guards' „ Song — Sing Berdie Sing Sweet Love Arise Speak Gently Ten songs by Gounod (book), 2s The Heart is a free and fetterless thing Nelly Dunbar The Lady of the Lea My Mother's Song Nellie Ray My Mother's Gentle Word Who's at My Window Would'nt You Like to Know Wrecked and Saved When thou art nigh to soothe and blesß What bells are those so soft and clear Who's that tapping at the garden gate A Dream of Home, II Baccio The Dream of Home, Drechsler Love's Request Annie Bell Castles in the Air Leah's Song Life is a Eiver The Old Clock on tho Stairs The Old School on the Village Green Row, Row, Homeward, We Go Highlander's Farewell Fairy Gold Christy songs in endless variety Stonewall Jackson The Bells, Poe Warbling Blackbirds Thirty Years Ago In the depths of the sea The Brook, Dolores, Blockley, Lindsay The Bridge, The Three Fishers, Hullah and BlocHej Come into the Gai'den Maud Hark ! I hear an Angel sing I cannot mind my Wheel, Mother I would I were a star In search of the Primrose My Cot in the Valley My Mother's Gentle Word Murmur of the Shell Madolino You and I come back to Erin, Claribe Silver Chimes, 30 others by Claribel Messenger Swallow, 28 others by Blockle; Sweet Spirit, hear my Prayer Sainted Mother, Guide his Footsteps Sweet Home, Wrighton, &c, &c, &c Chappell & Boosey's albums and magazines Hymns, ancient and modern, all sizes Church Psalter and Hymn Book, all sizes Mercer \ 250 Chant?. Is 6d ; Warren's Chant, &c, &c Glorioso, Mabel, War, Burlesque, and 10i other Galops Merry Tune, Laroche's, Knight of St. Patrick 60 other lancers Quadrilles, Valses, Mazurkas, in endless variet The stock consists of 10,000 different pieces o music, being now the most complete, best selecte and most valuable collection of music in th southern hemisphere. Elementary works for schools have receive Mr Russell's greatest attention in selecting. C. RUSSELL, Music-seller, Wellington. February 1, 1869.