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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XII, Issue 27, 24 October 1884, Page 28

THE PIANOFORTE TUNING AND REPAIRING DEPOT, 190 George Street, Dunedik. B. J. MATTHEWS having removed to the above named premises for the repairs and sale of all kinds of Musical Instruments, can compete with any house in the city as regards ability and charges. Therefore, the Musical Public can rely on getting their Pianos, Organs, etc., Tuned and Bepaired in the most accurate manner, combined with moderate charges. Sheet Music, Tutors and Exercises, etc., kept in stock. New shipments expected shortly of Instrumental and Vocal Music, also of all kinds of Musical instruments. SOLE AGENTS for Cornish & Co's American Organs, which require the name only to recommend them. 14 Stops, Cash, £35 only. Order early, as only a few now to hand. Cash only. B. J. MATTHEWS, Pianoforte Tuner to the various Convent* in the Diocese, 190 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN.

rj< CLARKE, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, Battray Street (near Princes street), DUNEDIN. Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired at the LOWEST PRICES in the City by practical and experienced workmen. Jewellery of all kinds made, also neatly and effectually repaired. Note address :— BAILEY'S OLD SHOP, Battray Street IyTANDEVILLE HOTEL MANDEVILLE. JAMES BOCHE, PROPRIETOR. Good Paddock Accommodation. TO FOUNDBY PROPBIETOBS, BLACK . SMITHB, AND OTHEBB. WE beg respectfully to inform you that we are now in a position to supply the favourite Smithy Coal from the A. A. Company's Mine, Newcastle, N.S.W This Coal is soft, strong, and very clean, and therefore makes the best Smithy Coal, It is quite free from dirt, being doubly screened before sending out. All Coals will be charged at Lowest Possible Bates. We respectfully ask a Trial, knowing the Coals will give satisfaction. MARTIN AND WATSON, Wholesale and Retail Coal Merchants. OFFICES: CORNBB OF OCTAGON AND \ SHJART STREET. DEPOT : CASTLE STREET

aREIG, MEFFEN AND CO. Wholseale and Betail GROCERS, TEA AND COFFEE MERCHANTS, Edinburgh, Emporium, Corner of George and Hanover Streets, (late Kerr's Drapery Warehouse.) Greig Meffen and Co., desire to inform their numerous customers and public generally, ftat they have removed to the above commodious premises and trust by care and attention to merit a share of the public patronage in addition tc their present trade. Families waited on or orders. Groceries delivered free in City and Suburbs. Country orders receive Bpecial attention and are aiefully packed and sent as directed..