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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 9198, 19 August 1880, Page 1

: iOHNBEQSv MANUFACTURERS & IMPORTERS OP WATCHES, CLOCKS, OPTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS, ' of AtjckiiAwd I Wellington CHRIBTOHTTCH "j DUNEUIN And 93,' Leaderihall-street, London, Have opened .a ' BRANCH ESTABLISHMENT IN WANGANUI. nnHE standing and reputation, of JL KOHN BROS, warrant them in asserting that they can safely gfabahtbe their. Goods pf very superior ' quality, and; having a' resident partner in London,' pjaces thorn in a position to give facilities and' advantages which very few houseß in our business can pretend to. • ' ' |§3jr They keep on hand'a stock of Architects' and Surveyors' 1 InßtrUr ments by Stanley, Troughtori, and Sims,' and thereby supply, a want much needed. . *** Goods made, to order, Watches and Clocks repaired aud regulate J, and all orders . executed' with great care and exactness. .'■••• ■ KOHN^ BROS., Next door but one to CHHOHIcirE ' . ■ Office : , , ' ' Yiotobia Avenue, WAN«A N U I. '. : ACADEMY OF. MUSIC, • . ,■ - ; E. JOKING .; '. : BEGS to' notify that he , has • Leap.cd.from Mr John Benriie the whole of the premises lately in the occupation' pf the Working Men's Club, St HiU-street, and, will be known in future as.the '", Academy cf Music,',' and' will be LE C for Quadrille "Assemblies, : ' ; 'PrivoltG Parties, Balls Public Meetings, and Amateur Eehcarsa|s, &c. Eooms, with Pianos, for the ': coi-venienco of. those learning . '. music who -have no Piano - • ■" for practice. Application- for terms, &c, to .. .... E. J.-K.ING. PreeeLt Address— ■■ , Victoria Arenue. EDWIN J. KING BEGS to notify that, havirg sold out. his interest in the Music-Selling Bminess, he intends to devo'e himself to teaching, &c. The third quarter w^l commence at the Aeademyrof Music on Thursday, the Ist July. Terms for pianoforte — 2 Lessons per week,, 1 hour duration, £2 2s per quartor. Do, wii h 1 hour's practice per day, i 2 10s 1 2 Lessons per week, half-h^ur duTaticD, £1 11s 61. Do with one hour's praclice per day, £2 2s. Pupils taking Jesspns eluewhere, and not having, piano to practice at home, can make . arrangements for practising. Eaily application necessary for ensuing- g aiter. Outdoor pupils attended, lOa 6i per quarter extra. " Brass Band Class on VVednesc'ay evenings. Should sufficient inducement offer a Class for ;' teaching Dancinit on Thursday evenings. Terms, 1 guinea, 12 Lessons, under the cenductorsbip of Mr A; Evans. Music provided for Danciug, town or country. Terms reasonable. EDWIN J. KING, Teacheb of Music. Residence at rear of Academy of Music, after Ist July. EDWIN J. KING, :■ Teachk'b of Hub i.e. 9 NSTSUCTI DNS given on PianoL forte, Violin, and Cornopean. Miusic provided /or Assemblies, Balls, or Private Parties. Town or •- . Country. Terms Reasonable. Residence — Victoria Avenue, , 'Wanganui PERCY C. EKASI, Atjtiiobised Subvetou and dbafstma.n, (Licensed under Land Transfer Acts) IS prepared to undertake Suryeys in any part of New Zealand, .either by contract or otherwise, and iso furEish reliable information relative to large Government and Native blocks of land in the vicinity of. 40Mile Bush, and elsewhere; Also, to negotiate purchase of Native lands, and act generally as Native Agont. ■* Address — Woodville, Waipawa.