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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 227, 17 January 1885, Page 14

r* I-I HIST MA S "OK E S E XT S ! — A>'D — W" x T EAE 6r IFTS: Visitors from the Country are Invited to Inspect the Stock at the bIR EC T SUPPLY STO EE, QUEEN-STREET. TT AX CHARD & pEAXWELL, Proprietors. FRED. W. MASTER, TOBACCONIST, Upper SxiroNDS-STREET. Importer of American Tobacco 3, Cigars, and every description of smokers' requisites. Pipes mounted and repaired. Attention of the Public called to the Circulating Library. Subscription, 3s. per quarter. TGI 7^ QING LE T O JN, Jo © u« o ELECTROPLATES, GILDER, JEWELLER, &c, Has Returned to his old Premises in VICTORIAS PR-SET (near Aurora Hotel), and trusts to meet from old friends and the general public the same support as heretofore. Public waited upon for orders for Electroplating. QJPECIAL NOTICE TO HOTEL PROO PRSETORS, BILLIARD-ROOM PROPRIETORS, &c. MR GEORGE REED, CaT&hetinaker, French Polisher, and Upholsterer, of Hbbson-street, near the City Hotel, is prepered to make Perished Billiard Cushions equal to new at 50 per cent, cheaper than they can be done elsewhere. Old Tables cleaned, covered, and polished, also reerected and made equal to new. Auckland, December 2nd, 188 1-. — Mr George Reed : Dear Sir, — It is with pleasure we noted the great success you made of the billiard cushions we left in your hands, which were then as hard as wood, but now are in the same condition as new ones ; in fact, we had no idea the same could be done in the Colony, and can certainly recommend your work as being of first-clas3 merit. Trusting you vsill meet with the success your efforts in thii~'*now local industry merits, we remain, dear sir, yours faithfully, Ehrenfried Bros., N. A. Myers. W. F. Hammond] [Feanj^^^Scond. TTfT F. HAMMOND ABTpSOI, AECHITECTS. SOUTH BRITISH CHAMBERS. My 17 r