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Thames Star, Volume XII, Issue 4035, 3 December 1881, Page 2

Those who have not seen the new iron framed overstrung pianos imported by Mr GfiiGG, of Pollen street, can form no idea of the immense superiority of those instruments over the ordinary ones ; they are capable of every gradation of/expression, and "hardly ever" require tuning, and-the price is lobb than common instruments have been sold for in colonial cities.—[Advt.] To the Editor.—Sir—ln what respect do Irishmen in Ireland differ from those in New Zealand? In the former they shoot the landlords, in the lattar they create them for the next generation to have a shot at. —I am, &c, CoiTrfIDHUM. —[Advt.] Men's boys' and youths' clothing to order— or ready made. Any garment altered, exchanged, or if not satisfied, money returned, at Cloonan's, late Coßgrave and Co.—[Advt.] A. Ccokson, jeweller, having removed to more convenient premises, No. 14, Brown street, next door to Mr Burra, stationer, begs to state that he is still prepared to execute all orders entrusted to him in his usual workmanlike style, and takes this opportunity of most respectfully thanking his friends and; patrons for tbeir liberal support since commencing business, and hopes to still merit that support by strict attention to business, combined with superior and practical workmanship—A. CooKSON, jeweller, No. 14, Brown street.—[Advt.] Step into the Show Room at Cloonan's and tee the latest novelties of the season. [Adtt.]