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Free Lance, Volume V, Issue 220, 17 September 1904, Page 18

MRS. GLOVER EATON, L.R.A.M., (ENGLAND) Member of the Incorporated Society of Professional Musicians. Pupil of Signor Garcia. TEACHER OF SINGING AND PIANOFORTE. ENGAGEMENTS accepted for Uonceits, "At Homes," Etc. Addre»-41, THE TERRACE, Wellington.

ALBERT HOTEL, WELLINGTON. MR. GEO. A. ALLEN HAcs pleasuie in intimating that he has taken ovei the piopnetorship of this well-known Commercial and Family Hotel, and trusts that his long experience in firstclass hotel-keeping will add to the comfort of visitors Suiteb ul nouiris and all First ciabo a.ccom modation for Tounsts and Boarders. Excellent Table Kept.

FROM THE CELEBRATED POINT ELIZABETH COAL MINES (NEAR GREYMOUTH). rp HE NEW ZEALAND COAL COM1 PANY heg to inform the public that they have started business as Coal Mci chants in the City of Wellington, and they have now in stock a large quantity of New Zealand State Coal, from the Point Elizabeth Mines. This coal is consideied to be the cleanest and best in New Zealand for household purposes. The Company are arranging for regular supplies, and would esteem it a favour if the public would give them their patronage and support. They intend to keep no other coal but State coal, and are satisfied that once the publio will try it they will use no other. Full weight will always be guaranteed, and orders for one ton and upwards will be put over the public weighbridge and weighbridge tickets delivered with the coal. Depots • VICTORIA-STREET (opposite Public Library), and STOUT-STREET. For the New Zealand Coal Company, J. T. ARMITAGE, Manager.

JAM SPOONS.

As fast as new styles and new decoiations come out you will always find them shown heie. Any of these will satisfy. Pi ices lange 1/6, 2/ , 2/6, 3/-, 3/b, 4/