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Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1599, 4 August 1874, Page 312

NEW MUSIC ON SALE by T. B. HARDING, Hastings Street— VOCAL. Beautiful Spring In her Garden—Hatton Hurrah for Merry England—H. Smart "Waiting—Farnie "lis Love, the Spirit of Beauty—-Far/lie The Brooklet—Arthur 0. Smith Away from Thee—Arthur 0. Smith Offenbach's Operetta. "The Blind Beggars " Good Night (Gute Nacht)—H. Farnie Drifting—Claribel Fair the Rose of Love is Blowing—Gounod Bear him forth through the Night—Gounod Hidden Love—Offenbach Her Eyes—Chevalier de Koutski It is Spring—M. E. Nelson The Bridal—William Boyd Christy Minstrel Songs Household Songs German Popular Songs Little Songs for Little Singers PIANOFORTE PIECES. If Love be All—Romance—Farnie The Mocking Bird—Edward Hoffman Delibe's New Opera, " Flcur-de-Lys," The Young Pupil—" Ben Bolt" 0 thou that tellest good things to Zion— Berger Dashing White Sergeant—B. J. Skelton Danish Air—Trekell Mountain Sylph—Trekell Le Desir, Romance—A. Fumagalli Olga, Melodie Russe—Charles Voss Moonlight Phantasy—C. Kinkell Lucretia Borgia—Oury 0, say not Woman's Heart is Bought Narcisse —Ch. Fontaine Beautiful Blue Danube—Strauss Pluie de Uorail—Durand de Grau DANCE MUSIC. Our Mazurka—Mrs Neal Russian Quadrilles—Riviere Suzanne Valse—Mallandaine Figaro Galop—Mallandaine Fleur-de-Lys Valse—Charles Godfrey Valse Caprice—The Tui's Song—May Polka Mazurka—Flower of the Season Muleteer Polka—Langton Williams Borderers Quadrille—D. Godfrey Valse—L'Africaine—D. Godfrey Little Nell Valse-D. Godfrey Canterbury Volunteer Galop Southern Alps Schottische Valse D'Adieu—Jullien British Cheer Galop—J. P. Clarke John Peel Galop—M. Kiko Channel Galop—C. H.R. Marriott Mcntone, Mazurka—Alexandre Henry Emmeline Valses—D'Albert > Castaenette Valse—C. Coote Just Received, A Supply of t ETTS'S "SECTIONAL" DRAWING -* AND TRACING PAPER In great variety of Rulings. ALSO,— T ETTS'S " SECTIONAL " BOOKS Various Sizes and Rulings. The newly-introduced "Sectional" Paper is invaluable to Artists, Architects, Builders, Designers, Draughtsmen, Engineersall, in fact, who have to execute drawings to scale. It is kept in sheets of 22 x 17£ ruled in squares, varying in size from onetwelfth to one inch, faintly ruled, so that on drawings or paintings being made upon it, the lines do not show objectionably through. TJB. HARDING, Hastings-street. &i& V to & o a O rjiHE BEST INVESTMENT of the day 1 for a SMALL OUTLAY, and where there is no previous knowledge of the es?w>2 business required L SB (S&\ * s a Lemonade, dl/i Kpp XMhj Ginger Beer, and f 1 wm Soda Water Ma " Mdil mnfi. AWwFn chine, as the pubmuch on the increase for Aerated drinks. The book of 44 pages of illustrations and information, forwarded free. S. BARNETT, Engineer, 23 Forston-strect, Hoxton, London. Knife Polish.-- Oakey's [London] Wellington Knife Polish.—Old knives cleaned constantly with this prcperation bear a brilliancy of polish equal to new cutlery. As will be seen by their advertisement in our clumns, it can be used with any kind of knife-board or knife-cleaning machine Important to Engineers, &c— Oakey & Sons' [London] Emery, Emery Paper, arid Emery Cloth, are particularly adapted to the requirements of Engineers. Oakey & Sons' Glass Paper is expressly made for Cabinet and Pianoforte makers, each sheet being stamped arid warranted. For prices, see our advertising columns. Goodall's Quinine Wine. —The combination of quinine with alcohol and the flavoring ingredients of wine, especially orange wine, is certainly as useful as it is pleasant and popular. The acid used to insure the soltitiori of the quinine, in place of being mineral, as in most of the mixtures prescribed by the faculty, is vegetable, and hence is less liable to disagree with the stomach and give rise to painful tormina —a result rendered still less likely to occur in consequence of the presence of the alcohol anil the aromatic oil of the bitter or Seville orange. It is obvious, however, that the efficacy of quinine wine will depend greatly upon the quality and quantity of the constituents of which it is composed, and especially of the quinine employed; but on this point Messrs.' Goodall expressly state that their wine is made withHoward'squinine. Thesamples of Goodall's quinine wine we have examined have been of excellent quality and remarkable for unprecedented cheapness, which, in these days of dearness and scarcity, is certainly in, itself a great and unusual recommendation.—From the Lcmt, May 17, 5873.