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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXIX, Issue 3, 17 January 1901, Page 22

/^TT A O TDTP/^1 /^ P /^l/^m T 21 princes st., dunedin, I 1 H A>s K< Hil-T-l-r APT (Hi I irr-n 77 willis st., Wellington, V-/JL_LXJLkJ« X^-UJVXVX UU \J\S** 1 JTD 1 67 Stafford st., timaru ESK ST., INVERCARGILL Established 1861. ' -' tt •i. v „ , mTTI , n-nvrrru-, ffi^B^lßßpw' c ce P c largest and best selected Have just been appointed SOLE AGENTS J^^^SS^^SM , „, . . , „ , li^Hn|^B9B|| stock of Music in the Colony, comprising for the eel^brntpf) Amoriran Orfrans. IllßififlUlKflßU.^ a r»- t» 1 t> 1 a il iiBQNB^^MB Son^s, Pieces, Duets, Books, AntVins, v fpV*^ T7 t Q r P'I?T7 P " «s£s^^^^^3^l rrlees. Action Sone's, Cantatas, Oratorios, _ Examination Series, etc. and will be pleased to forward Catalogues, Full list sent on application. price lists and illustrations port free to any V^^Hl^BJ^fl^^l part of the Colony. Every musical instrument kept and sold ,-ioJ^HjK^^^^DH^. on time payment on easiest terms. Liberal discount for cash or easiest terms WfBggBSS^K/O^^^r of time payment. Catalogues posted free.

A. & T. XNG-XiZS Beg respectfully to intimate that they are now showing their New Shipments of Spring and Summer Novelties in all departments. The Selection is exceptionally choice this year, and well worth the inspection of visitors to Dunedin. CASH EMPORIUM. GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN.

The Largest Equerry in New Zealand. T>INK STABLEB GLOUCESTER AND ARMAGH STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH. W Haywabd & Co. - - - Pbopbietors. We can supply every reasonable enquiry. CYCLERY. — The latest convenience of the age Bicycles Stored Patent Btall, 3 per day.

TRY THE NEW FIRM, jJJ U I R AND MOODIE LATB BURTON 88.08., FOB PHOTOS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

COBB AND 00 TELEGRAPH LINE ROYAL MAIL COACHES Leave SPRINGFIELD for HOKITIKA, KUMARA and GRBYMOUTH on the arrival of First Train from Ohriatohuroh, EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. CASSIDT AND CO Proprietor*. Agent.— W. F. WARNER, OOMMnOUL HOTBL, OSBXBTOBVMW

KAPANGA ARMS HOTEL, COROMANDEL. John Donnelly has taken over the above Hotel, and wishes to inform the general public that he intends to Thoroughly Renovate the Premises, import the Best of Ales, Wines, and Spirits, and by studying the wants of his customers, to give general satisfaction. He has had experience in the management of hotels at Dannevirke, Ohingaitai, and Hawera, and will do his utmoßt to convert the Eapanga Armß Hotel into a model hostelry.