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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXIII, Issue 46, 8 March 1901, Page 3

TOE COLONIAL PIANO IMPORTING COMPAiN Y NextJßailway Crossing, devon;street, new Plymouth Solk Agents fob the Celebrated English PIANOS By J. & J. HOPSOS London, (Higbestfawards). A»<l BARRAT & hOBINSON, so (Makers to the Loudon!8obool Boar PIANOS Id Stockjby COLLARD & COLLARD, BRINSMEAD, SCHIEDMAYER, SCHUMANN, NICOLAI, Ac. AMERICAN ORGANS MASON & HAMLIN, MILLER, AND THOMAS .COY. WE HOLD THE LAHGE&T STOOK Itf TARANAKI. EASY TERMS, ITKOM MONTHLY Baujog, Guitms, Violins and Fittings, also 3heet Music. OUR STOOK OF SMALL JQOODS JOAN'T BE" BE ATI ON 1 HE"OOAST. CALL AND INSPECT." D. MoKINNON BAIN® Mana^r. Inglewood Agent MB. 0. 0. SMITH Yon can obtain 20™ CENTURY VALUE AT NEAL'S, THE CASH CLOTHIER. MEN'S ALL-WOOL N.Z. TWEED SUITS—--22/6' 25/6, 27/6. (Wonderful raluo.) MEN'S BLUE OLOTH SUITS—--25/6, 32/6. BOYS' TWEED SAILOR SUITS—--5/11 6/11. BOYS' NEW ZEALAND TWEED SUITS (all Wool)Sizes;: 5 to 8, 8/11 ; 9 to 11, g/g. 12 to 14, \\f. MEN'S ALL-WOOL NEW ZEALAND TWEED TROUSERS—--6/11, 7/11, 8/9. (Will stand Wear.) MEN'S STRONG CORD TROUSERS—--4/11. * (Suitable for Hard Wear.) MEN'S FAWN DRILL COATS, (J/Jf, MEN'S WHITE DRILLJJOOATS, 5/g and 6/6. NEAL, CASH CLOTHIER CORNER DEVON AND BROUGHAM STREETS,

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COMPARE / a m AND N9£ AT ANY WITH TEA AT ANY PRICE MRS. F. T. BAKER. Teacher of PIANOFORTE, SINGING, and THEORY OF MUSIC, WILL resume Teaching on MONDAY, February 4th. Pupils prepared (if desired) for Musical Examinations Results of Examinations in 1900. Mrs Baker's pupils. Trinity CoIIege.—THEORETICAL Exam nations Thirteen Candidates Examined—All passed, Tr CoIIege.—PRACTICAL Examination. Pianoforte Playing. Two pupils examined (Senior and Intermediate)— Both passed Associated Board of R.A.M. and R.O.M, PRAOTIOAL Examination. Pianoforte Playing (senior)— One pupil (was examined and passed. Singing (School Examination) One pnpil was amined and passed with Addressee BEOOKSIDE, (Harrington Road, New Plymouth.

GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY PURE TILEKKFOJIE TUK DKST. 'S Poi: ' r EA, GUWIIiS, SOUI'S, BAUQEH, Ao.—A vory littlo of it ruprosfMiu U>« HtvengtU tiiul flavour of pounds >'>t primti ijiftiU, Obtainable throughout tlio Colony. ASK FOR IT, ani! Ts»t-.f» Ht> Other!

A. HAIGH (Bandmaster City Band). (Leader Philharmonic eacher of Violin, Mandolin' , OrcheaJ tral Instruments TEACHING RESUMED MONDAY, JANUARY 28th. upilg are requested to attend at usual bours. Intending pnpiis pleass apply »B early as possible. Address r Devon-street West. i MRS. POPE. TEAOHER OF PIANOFORTE ANO THEORY. Pupils prepared for the Musical Examina" tions. Kelt term will oommenc O,NDAY, JANUARY 28TH. Address Ooubinbi-sibbes (next to Or. Leathara'