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Temuka Leader, Issue 702, 26 November 1881, Page 1

| MUSIC,' "pianos, organs. i I i UNO ED KELSEY AND C(. ! A ; 87. Princes street. Dunedin, j Hava open for inspection their new sloe i of music and mustoal instruments. j PIANOS by the b.st English and foreign mauuft turn's, made from special patterns to suit the colonial market, from 80 guineas upwards, and may bo had on hire, or purchased on vx- | cent,tonally liberal terms, to I mot the requirements : of purchase i MUSI 0 Sheet and hound. All the late«t / puhlicationa. Band and orchestral instruments—Strim and wind, by the best manufacturers. Tuning undertaken cither singly, or In yearly contract. Repairing in all its brandies. 87, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. T U S T PU B L IS H E D el Price 2s 6d, THE PROGRESSIVE POLICY OF THE MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY RE VIEWED Together with a comp irative abstr tot <■ the expenses of English, American • and Australian Life Assurance Institutions, by Mi -RRIOE A. BLACK F.L.A. Actuary to the Society. GEO. ROBERTSON Sydney. LIS HER ABJNETMAKE >Ol MON IRON? OkEATLY REDUCED PRICES.

The following are the principal lines: 250.000 feet kauri timber, in bulk, flitches, T and G flooring and lining 400.000 feet rod, white black ino, and totara 150.000 foot Tasmanian hardwood palings, etd. 200.000 feet picked Baltic deals, imspecially for joinery work 300.000 feet Oregon timber, in sizes up to 20 x 20, 85-foet lengths 50.000 feet Tasmanian blackwood, mottled kauri, Huon pine, etc. 76.000 feat T and G Scotch kin to l£in, and weatherboards 80.000 feet American lumber and shelving 30.000 feet clear pine, in flitches and logs 3.000 doors 6.6 x 2 6 to 7 x 3 •00 pair sashes, from 8 x 10 fourlight, to 6x3 single-light. | Bidders’ Ironmongery of every do-scrip- I tion. ! MARBLE and SLATE MANTELPIECES Also, j * A largo and varied assortment of } REGISTER GRATES and KITCHEN | RANGES | Factories ; j STUART, CUMBERLAND, and CASTLE ! STREETS,DUN E DIN ; |