The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-06-13 00:00:00

SAL = BY AUCTION.
HAGLEY STOCK SALE,
.110.NDAY, JUNE 16 fk, 1874.
800 SHIA. F' and L AIDS.
60 Head of Fat and Store CATTLE.
Tim mut Aptly of EIOS.
Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock prompt.
OATES, PERRI-NS and WOOLDRIDGE.
HOLY CROSS, CLEHT.
3lcssas.
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
are favoured with lastructions truss Mr. W.
Samuel, to SELL by AUCTION, upon the Premises,
Huns. Cues, LHNT, on II osOOOT, JUNIS 23rd, 1874,
the s hole of the Geuteel NOUsEIIOI.Id icithilULE
and Effects, comprising Oloiuogaoy Camaro or Leo Table,
Mahogany sad other Dining Tables, Bookcase, Bureau,
Ki;lat.aav Cloek in Mali igauy lane. by Blvrton. two
tudniur Cloiki. Mabsgany and other 4 post Bedstead.,
'either Beds, Qsautity of Lumn, Cask, ktrewiug Uteu•
its. &c., an, older E.lfecan
Catalogues of wlueli may be had of the Auctioneen,
Rourbridge.
Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the Morning.
ATTRACTIVE
FREEHOLD VILLA RESIDENCES,
.4 CLENT.
MESBB3. •
"AA'fES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
Li are favoured with Instructions to BELL by AI:C-
-10/4, at the LicrigcroN ARCS IiOTHL, HAOLSS, 011
UUDAY, Jr NE 16, 1h74, it boor for Five o'euick in the
dlternoon, subject to conditions then to be read, the fol.
ming *my dvidrable FROPERIIIsB. viz :
Lot I.—A desirable k REEHOLD VILLA REM-
dENCE, situate at Adam.. Hill, Cleut, with liarden,
Mtbuidings and Apturteuaneeo thereto, in the uncaps-
ion of Mrs. Elempten.
'lO lieu this Lot, apply to Mr. Maley, Siam a Hill.
Lot 2.—A r.ow.y atm substimually•exected FREE. kIOLD
ILLA RESIDENCE, with htable Coachboue, Out.
direr, and wed furnish, d tsara n sod Luau, olltiale upon
or Bri memos. Tura:like bond. neer Holy t rme, Lunt,
cooped 1,3 Sr. John .utii,ttord,als a yearly tensat,
Lot 3 —A neelj.erected VILLA Itr.sllzENnE, with
ell Imo out (.1.105 and Luau, satiate st Warden's Pool,
sn . fern.eviy occupied by Bias bobbin and recently by
r. nsybo. Id.
For forher information apply so to u to Lot 2. to
r Thomas limner, Solicdor, no to Lota 3 and I. to
eseis. Homhay and lioiliertou, SUisilors, Bristle,
Ii; and as to sil the Lots to Messrs. Oates, Perrone,
d uo.dricip,e. Laud dgchti, Jtourbridge.
Tons NOTICE —The SMALL FARM, at Walton Hill.
oviolialy rat, tded ao Lot I, having teen disposed Cl
Meath Contitot, WILI, Isol be OFFERED by
tetION.
OATES, FERRENS. and WOOLDRIDOE.

169, LOWER HIGH-STREET, STOURBEIDWZ.
MR. if. KING is favoured with Instructions
from the Executors of the late Mrs. Scott, to
SELL by AUCTION, on hioND•V, J exit 22, 1874, at the
Residence as above, pert of the excellent HOUtihHOLD
YURNI I ÜBE and other Effects, compriedxg a Drawing.
room Suite is lt,isewood and Metered bilk, 12 Chair.,
Sofa. Cbeftioneer noble Pier-glass, 66 by :;0, Glass
Chandelier, Cottage PlANuFlOtrh, by Aisoni large
Brussels Carpets and Hearth Rug., Curtains, Matogany
Book Cases, a Library of about Me vols. et /SOUKS,
including many curious and valuabie Work.; Chamber
•ppoietnienia. Mahogany Four.poet Bedstead. and
flangiugs. Hair cud %out Mattresses, Toiet Tables,
Carpets, Lady's anti tiontlenien's Mahogany Wardrobe.,
Oak Bureaus, , /Lc ; web-built Landau CAILHIAGX,
with hegd, Lamps, ; KIiCHP.N and BREWING
UTENSILS, hiabt•day Clark, and uunteroua other
articles described is t atalogue, which may be bad of the
Auctioneer, Muth bridge.
Sale to commence at Steven o'clock in Use Moreinl.
N. 1,1.— rho llt,sidence and Prone, tabs LE r, apply
to C. Best, k:sq., Nerroaß-Arest, Birmingham.

KINFER.
PARTICULARS OF VALUABLE FREE-
HOLD AND COFYHOLD LAND.
MESSRS. BOLLO3I and BARNETT are
Instructed to'liELL by ACM lON, on ftraelDAY,
the 23rd day of J rap. 187•1, at the EITIVAPONYV INN,sear
BTM:ft/MIDGE, At VOW for F.ve o'clock precisely, the
undermentioned valuable FREEHOLD and COPY.
HOLD LAND, namely :
Lot 1 —Two FIELDB of valuable ARABLE LAND.
situate in the pariah of KiIITAT. fronting the toad leading
from Kuurcr to Potter's Croce aud Euville.
a. 8. P.
Smith's Piece .. 2 0 13
The Piece opposite the Barn Piece.. 3 3 18
5 3 31
Smith's Piece :is Freehold and the other is Copyhold
within the Manor of Kluver, and they are bounded by
lands belonging to J. Wentworth liodgetts Foley, Esq ,
Gardner, b.cq ,Mrs. Brindiey, Mule Lalcott, anti others
and are now in tie occupation of Mr Walter Parkes
Lot 2 —Four Fl r.LDS of volm.ble ARABLE and
MEADOW LAND, in the Portal/ of Eine, r, together
with the anhataLtail BARN thereon, and situate partly
opposite Lot 1, on the iniet rode of the toad leadiug from
Kinver to Potter'e Cross and Lucille, containing the
quantities following, namely :
Barn Piece .. 3 2
Dyer's Croft U 6
Yew free Piece 6 3 36
Sweet Meadow.. 2 0 32
• This Lot is Copyhold of the Manor of %Inver, and is
, bounded by IliuOn belonging to B. Little/co/id, Esq'
Woodyatt. Ksq . bliss Clueott. and others, and now an the
occupation of Mr. M alter Parkee.
The Copyholda in this Manor are subject to Heriots,
The above two lots ,ffer aorantageou, opportunities
for rpr etlialtol.A nil inv. cloy., being clone to Kinney, and
may be v‘ewed on application to the tenint.
farther information, wan Plain. and Particulars, may
be obtained from Messrs ltu:ter, N..ve, and Rutter, Soli-
chore ; Mr. M oodcock, Laud Agent; aol the Auction-
eers; all of Darlington-etreet, Wolverhampton.

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO THE
INHABITANTS OF STOURBRIDO E
AND NEIGHBOtiiiIOOD,
R, r APPERSON,
0• A •
BURGEON-DENTIST,
HAMPSTEAD ROAD, BIRMIYGII.42II.
HAS very great pleasure in stating to the
inhabitants of btombringe and
neigaboarbood that, be will in future attend
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY:
from Ten till Faye, at
MRS. HAWKINS'S MILLINERY
ESTABLISHMENT,
HIGH STELET, SPOURBLIDGE.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH fitted with the
Catmint.' Buse, a newly invented and
patented materiel teat cannot fall to g.e.,
aatialnetion sad comfort to the wearer.
NITRous
OXIDE GAS.
Obiectionable 'teeth or roots extracted
white under the inti.ten:•e of Nations Oxide,
and other au.e.thet.et.
Mr. Apperson's Antiseptic Astringent Den.
tarter, for cleansing, beattaf) Mg, and
preserving the 1 eein ;an bemea, to. and Is.
6d.
Also his newly improved Tooth Brash, for
nieansing both sidea of Tetth, la. 6.1. each.
R S HICKS.
MILLINER AND DRESS ATAKER,
No. 4, PARK.STREET,
STOURBAIDGE.

TRE VINE COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
T 0 IT B 11' 1 D G E
JOSEPH lIAZLEDINE,
PROPRIETOR.
H. bar to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of Stonr.
• bridge and Diatrict, that he has
RE-OPENED
THE ABOVE OLD-ESTABLISHED HOTEL
Which ie replete with EVERY ACCOMMODATION, and will be glad to see all those
Friends who may farcur him with • call.
ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS,
OF THE FINEST QUALITY.
CIGARS OF THE cllolcEsT BRANDS.
FIRST•CLASS STABLING.
DON'T FORGET THE A DDRESS—
THR COM3fRIICIAL HOTEL, STOURBEIDGE.

I4PORT'AI\I"II NOTIOM.
METHERINGHAM'S
DINING AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS,
72, UPPER HIGH STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
OPPOSITE THE STOURBRIDGE AND KIDDERMINSTER BANK.:
MlSBSto.MTbrlZEl,EnaßlZGghllblMboobdegishattohinhf.oarumpEtrsh:DN,boebailhity::
viaroeun„try,
ra ant!
BlRlKtbuitttltdtS,ONof
FECTIONEIiY BUbINE bb, bud hopes by suppi3itig nose but timiume arm East-ems. timed+, to merit a share
of their patronsge and support.
RICH BRIDE CAKES.
MERINGUES A LA CHANTILLY. ICE CREAMS.
CRC/QUART OF RATAFIES. WATER ICES.
CROVANT or WALNUTS. JELLIES.
TURTLE AND OTHER SOUPS.
CHOPS, STEAKS, ea., ON TILE SIIORTEST NOTICE,.
WE BRF.AKFAST. DINNER PARTIES,
BALL F. UPPERS, eee., SUPPLIED.
MEAT AND GAME .DRESSED AND GARNISHED.
CELEBRATED YORKSHIRE GAME. AND OTHER PIES.
FOREIGN AND BRITISH WINES.,
ESTABLISHED 1845.
(lIAItI4ES MtDD
iLATE E. 30SCELYNE),
FISH. GAME, AND POULTRY DEALER, FRUITERER, &e.,
:-, , HIGH STREET. STOCERRIPGE.
M. begs to return his thanks for the very liberal support strordel to him u during
C.) • the time he has Lien in 1,114103 as as shove, and respectfully sanounces that owing to Me man%
acid superior NM actages be peseeeteg from twenty years' expericeee is the taut, aid trim tits cimuectiou with
Grimsby sod other Sea Ports, he can with confidence appeal fir a sontluUane 1 public support.
He has also mad, large contracts for the supply cf GAME, POULTRY,
A Fresh supply of FISH from Orinisby and other hailing Sea Ports EVERY MORNING.
WENHAM LAKE AND HOUGH ICF. DEPOT.
. . .

FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISIIMENT,
STONE-STREET, DUDLEY.
GEORGE MORRIS
10p
Sasure ol:wort
generally for
gt the very MOSTreceiredepuiectituelliursettuarAnLttaeasitikth:TPogubblii.cistetr.
thM ii
will always be hia stridy to ounrit a couturtialace of that donor& by PrinOnnaL attention. and the conduct.
lag 01 iIISSILLIS in the MAL 1.1.0.17.11 Wapner, sun upon Um UtOilt icatiOnable WM*. Cabs, Cam gm
Gip on hire on the Shortest Notice.
0. MORRIS HAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A pATENT COMPOSITE HEARSE
Which is a decided Improvement upon the Hearses we have beta accustomed to ace. Its
elegant, and with spilt of first-class black buries, would do no discredit to the funeral rite
classes.
By this arrangement the very unseemly practice 01 placing the coffin either beneath the mourner% ,
underneath the hammercloth of the coachman, ia ehtirely d.elocaed with.
ks this improved Hearse becomes more eiten.ively known, it cannot fail to be widely approved sad
adopted.
*** OBSERVE THE ADDRESS—
G. MORRIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY.
Agent for btotatidge : B. BAIIG1:ID, IE6, Lover

J. M. HICKS
B.Lie
S. RA YBOULD,
BEG to inform the Tradesmen and Inhabit.
ants of btourbrii.ge and Neighbuuriab.d, that
they have coninte: cei, the : anima- 01
RENT AGENTS & DELT COLLECTORS,
And trust by atriet attention to, and runcitudity
buiiiners to nietit a share ut their pahlaaage.
Any Moonlit+ received wi.l be paid on .po'yiog b.•
twit U I w • owl EVe ti'eliiek, any lutio..n•ii ArtFLA4O,.
at the °dice, Ilagle)-atrert.
Ontioas:-
6, 1140LEY STREET,
LCD
186, LOWER HIGH STREE7
(Entrance in Tiank-atmet),
tailtßkll,GE.
JAMES TURTON G REEN,
PLUMBER,
GLAZIER AND PAINTER,
MOH-STREET, JTOORBRIDGE,
Very respi-etfully s,l:eit• s contil wince of The
laVuara h'llit-rra bestowed nt On hlni, a.,0 pro-
-121 .te Ihat. °taws 01. ate rail. ell It on nrtted
to gtv.i aaubtavtiun In any outer:. he way here-
af.ti he thrum,. d with.
Iib.M.RAL BUILDING REPAIRS.

NO fICE OP RE-110V L.
JOHN KELDINO,
(Late of the 04 King's Head
rilliAK,!.S the present opportunity of thankite.
his frio Inas I a tbeir pun ,upp and reepantfu
soiieits a eontieuanec of to on cone, Low an he lion Leal;
to Wilt W0141:01%11 ••
hotelo led."
THE c Jaca AND HORSES INN.
BIG 11-9 n: kE
Aad to asenre them that he is actuated by the rimers'
full further to esier no their soun-onnotoon. the Prettierp
being etiperioos in • sar e .p. ..,mi f,•i
An Mad NA IIY ry inuoy at tone co..b.ock, oon ti,
13.rintioahanto irloop
Fo.t. lON r. and SPIRUS.
Good neh.loo.n. L ek U se o•tinat,e and load.
114- NOLO tole IL-111.A.
I 311 G EATIoN •
TO A1)1 LAIN -
• A U !lA.
-
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A SSIgT t:ir PASSAGES
1I1a1):::It PI: L.V.3.11 01;13l.1t I 1 Al ION:
:ofn:loatii Ana, ;ilia are prepared to
goal.! Passage, too lii. I h limit permonos :-
1. Arlie:o,o, A...or:Lino:mud AO I Inner I.liionouners, Miner.
and Liar,,,,,- re wooer 50 ”ara loge.
'2. swg', 10:1;ert POOP stir L.4./VMS.L,, or Widows
(shawl!. C Mid, 12) not exceeding 35 yearn
of uo2c.
Subj. et LO OW payments 11. nodo r
Mnor Male oor enooks tower 12 it.aas £3 each
Doti. lillt one r 12 cid nook, 40 . 4 ~
Dont oinuo ever 4J41111 swirl- 30 8
reone poo;irg their awn ranittiopi r. e- To a Land We.
re It oo tile tale- of t2O.
Per fur:fur fo wetioilad4.l3
Mr. U. PALFREY,
Ce..,111.4tre.t, Stuoilpiegw,
Selecting Ageit.
-
.1 R. JAMES BOSTON HEYS. Profess('
sAI.. of Movie. High.street.Cradley Heath.
N•B.—All Saida ea Annie:cal I lI.tI 410 CL. t Ansi aid
repaired.
New Masi o If
NA N( 1,1:I L:, I('R SAI.I:IR HIRE.
--
rest Pon hii:Jeti. 116 MI; Pre,
A New 1.11.,tr1t,:d s ELF ESTIMATING
esT A i.(,,,;•i. for FIGUaL FU !MaI:MING:
with fall de.i I 1 0.11 1 prices•l the Articles, prottoely
lihtstrot..l. PI, ,t 1 llr
NI . • • ,f......... -r 0,1 !irtt
1 . • , , I thige.
I 11. E V.'S 13 41 Pile is
fr,.711 tht.UriUan
Or- oae, ono o, o r coarsiit2thaiondo C
CU Piot,. :to t , - o oi I oc.e, Is 6.1 each, by
all Clicono.otoo ..1.1 ; L t.ti lot Or !CIA to
H
"FOL Tr.( I3LOOD IR THE LIP:E."—
W-Tir e ric;,77.77.1
a.F /fi 4ALLE:Altorrfi
WORLD FAMED

MO, 141 fIfFI4I

Trade Mark,—" Blood Mixture."
In GREAT BLOOD PURIFIca & RESTOi:EII
itiCtC.Acit.:••• 1.1;1, •..
S •r.• I y,. t (il•mdular •
Smelt gn. Concerto. Ulcer, Sp to.
PUtitll`6.t. Boil++, Carbuncle, lii.,gno,tne. Scald
Heads. ,orc Eyes. Er, tippet:ls. Itch. Semi..
Hmei locations of the Akio, Humours end
ttf the Ifin of %hat- rer 1141110 or
natare, are literally tuned nut of the evaten
in a short Cale by the gem of this world-tamed
Medicine.
THOUSANDS:OF TESTIMONTALq FROM ALL PiRTS.
rAN TJ ALL.—Creßust
the •itin•ed blot whenever vou find it, irn
pliittes huretiog through the skin in puip•ee.
erupti.m... or ; c esnee it WOI.TI )OtA thol
tatiArlletra snd eltioth.li in I'M vein' ; cleanse
it when it is foal. and tour feelings will tel
you when. Keep the bl•ind pare, sod the
health of the syetern will follow.
Se the ntiztnre it clew-ant to the tests, en,
warranted free from anything inj.irtona to the
most ,hbi ate eon-titntion of it h, 6fX, tht.
Pr • p hnitetts suffsrere to time it s Um'
to t.—t it- val...
CLARKE'S WLELD • FAMED Br•OrD
MIX .ClitE. to :sold ta 80.. ts 3 , e••c•i. til• in
t t0t.68. C I.l,Hiotts lox tin the fulall 11. • th.h--
•nfficitnt to . &et a pertuse not core in the greet
rir.jaritv of lomt.etamitt ;;; 68,,,t, be ell . It tllt mrd
Whitt, lilt Alt thy U,,t e i King-
dom and Co, wor .1. or not to no, nitrous 00 roceii
”f 97 or 132 ,d..trnrs. by the Pr proton,
F. .1. CLARK e.,t.11. mist-. Ap the, art s'lltalrtincoln.
Wholes••'e : Al) Ptitent Mn9iel,tn flout,,.
LON DuS Dr..1'..)1.: 150 °ILFORD STRF.F.F
AS 11 orclri
d " - • .Ir,,tre,
lomot tittott uttE. &• ! -• • ••••". •
t' At fit. I ii •
heiht: 6
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I A coLickailive fever is mid to Er the =emu.
rial temperaments of the people o B:U4°ms county, Cal.
The hills in the vicinity sic said to be black w itl4 pros-
vectors.
A lady physioian. who has joined the American
Board of MISSiOIIe, is now attending us Bombay py,,,a,,,1i 01
Mgt caste who would never see a male physician.
General Joseph E. Johnston, who led the last
organised arply of the Confederacy, has publishes' a
narrative of military operations directed by himself during
the war.
The death is announced of Admiral P:unfiloff, who
during the siege of Sebastopol was for some time second in
command of the place, anti direoted afterwards the defence
of Nicolatet
The Anchor Line steamer Sit/onion, with 200 Scot-
tish immigrants arrived at St. John, New Brunswick, on the
14th of May. They were to be settled on the public lands,
near Dalhousie Every preparation had been wade to for-
ward them promptly and comfortably to their destination.
The want of rain Tea, being severely felt all over the province
Out of the twenty-three millions of people inha-
biting England and Wales, not half a million pay Income
Tux —the number, to state it with exactness, is 417,540. Tho
nuniters who pay this tax seem to bear a proper proportion
to the size and wealth of our large towns. Thus London
heads the list, over 30,000 persons paying Income Tax there
Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds. stud Bristol
follow in proper sequence.
In London, on Sunday afternoon, a large white
poodle, apparently in a rabid state, was observe-d in the
Mall, In St. Jamea'spark, and was driven into the doorway
of the offle.ps of the Metropolitan Board of Works, where Ser-
geant l's .s killed it with a blow from his truncheon.
neighbouring town of Collonges (Haute.
e, . ,In pulling down part of a house which is undergoing
.. at ions, a rich find of old gold and silver coins was made.
The pieces bear the bead of Louis XV. and the date 1725.
The gold coins are of the value of 24 'tyres touruois, the
silver Will, of 6 hares tournois. The total value of the find
is 20,000 francs --- Continental Herald.
The coal masters of Fife and Clackinannan have
recalled the last intimated reduction of wages, and those of
the miners who had come out on strike returned to work,
while about 3,000 other miners who were still working out
their legitimate warning have withdrawn their notices ta
strike. At several collieries on Monday coals fell Is. per
ton.
On Sunday her Majesty, Princess Beatrice, and the
ladies and gentlemen of the Court attended Divine service
Is erathie Church. The Rev. Mr. Campbell. minister of the
parish, preached from the 19th verae of the Ist chapter of
the tat Epistle of Peters the slay was use. and the number
of strangers in the church from Braemar, Ballater, and sur-
rounding districts was large.
A sum of £l5O has been voluntarily subscribed in
Dundee to supply clothing to poor children to enable them
to attend school
Lord Dalhouse has, according to the Glasgow
Citizen. declined to present a petition from the Town Council
of Arbroath in favour of the Patronage Bill.
The velocity of the wind during the recent cvlone in
Madras reached about M miles an hour. Fifteen out of
seventeen native boats, each with a cargo valued at froni
600 rs. to 800 rs, are supposed to have gone down at sea.
The French Mint, in preparation for the return to
specie payment, hap, the l'inaneier says, commenced the
coinage of 201. gold pieces. A value of twenty million
francs was atruck off last week.
The Oboe, err is informed that, in the event of the
Judges coining to no decision with reference to the post-
ponement of the Judicature Act., Sir Henry James will move
In the House of Commons that the Act shall not come Into
operation till Michaelmas, 1875.
The annual meeting of the Northern 4'ounties Asso-
ciation of Schoolmasters was held on Saturday, at Inverness.
Concerning the Governnient request that the four universi-
ties should prepare a scheme for the professional training
of teachers, it was resolved to ask permission to cooperate
with the Universities in preparing such a scheme.
Plush has had its day—at least, for the present. This
year the voiles of plush used for making hats was only £773
last year it was £14,742.
President Grant has published a memorandum in
which he recommends tile earliest practicable return to a
specie basis as indispensable to the national prosperity. Be
' also recommends the repeal of the Legal-Tender Act, the
, redemption of the greenbacks in gold bonds, an Increase of
taraglon, and free banking.
The American Correspondent of The Times says that
Her Majesty's birthday, on the 26th of May, was appropri-
ately celebrated at several places in the United states, but
particularly by the British settlers in Virginia, at Richmond.
There were special religious services on the 24th, and next
day (Monday) a salute of 21 guns was fired, and a coisgratu.
latory telegram was sent to Her Majesty. Subsequently, the
s "British Association of Virginia" was organized, after which
there was a banquet, described as the largest and most
elaborate ever given in Richmond. Senator Johnson and
Governor Kemper, of V iginia, and Mayor Xlely, of Rich-
mond, delivered addresses. Mill letters were read from Pre-
, aident Grant and Sir Edward Thornton.
, The Correspondent of The Times writes, under date
any 25 Yesterday the omnibus drivers in New York
, City struck for ass advance of wages from 2 doles 50c. to 3
- dots, a day. 'rise employers refused payment, and 350 men
• struck, causing an entire cessatinh of all the lines but one.
The absences of omnibuses from Broadway yesterday caused
that usnally busy and noisy street to present a partially
s deserted aspect. Travellers suffered much inconvenience,
, particularly as the day was stormy. These drivers work 14
1 40 10 hours a slay, and besides driving, collect fares, being in
i sole charge of their vehicles. The strike continues to-day,
. neither side showing any sign of yielding, and the public
la-
eoaveniosee being very great.%

G. F. GREEN,
pIANOFORTE TUNER,
2uo, Castle-street, and 168, Bigh•street, ba,ney,
RAS
TESIIMONIALI.
Front Mr. C. Potter, Professor of bluetit. from the
.llnsfitotion for the Blind, tit. John'. 5% ood, London:—
can confidently recommend Mr. Ore... aa • Piano-
forte Tuner. He inure by equal temperament, and ot•
Saks an exact scale. (Sigurd) C_ Poriza."
From Mr. J. F. Patterson, Organist, Bt. Patrick's
Chui oh, Itudderalield :--1 h•ve much pleasure in i•••
laying to the abilities of Mr. Wee. as • Pianoforte
Tuner. He lays the bearing. with exactness and perfee•
Mom (digned) J• 11611 F. VATTKIWON."
From Mr.. Sonde:non, Solo Pianisto, of the London
••d Liverpool Concerts Mr. Green so one of the kw/
who can Tune my Pismo to the nicety 1 require previous
to giving my Public Recitals. (Signed) E. K. SANDIE•
SON."
From Mr. Botterwortb, Organist, Debeross, near
Manchester:—" Mr. Green's equal sis a Pianoforte Tana;
can rarely be meteith. (Signed) Davin Itorraawooin.l
s. 4.
Terms for Yearly Tuning, !minding minor re-
pairs—
Cottages, per annum 1 1
Uranus do
l* i•• ii•n •To"w .
•ni• •• " 1 6 1
Single '
x. it. o d. s. d a. it,
Cottages.... 1 6k 6 0
.FallOrand•..6 6& 7 0
liemi.urand• 5 0& 6 0 Concert Iron
Tricnord o- itirands ......7 6
Obiigue. . 4 6&5 6 I
Ploootor, ea Tuned to the French Pitch (now univer •
ashy odcred througnout England. it required.
••• A large stock of Classical and Modern Music, at
Rat 'price.
Pious; obserre the Address-260. Caetle So.& t, d
16S, Ji,gh 61reet, Dooley.

I)IANOFORTES and HARMONIUMS tuay
be had on the NEW olft•Thil of HIRING. for Two or
Three Years; after which. and without any farther pa* -
meat, to become the property of the hirer. All login •
moots had on this system, or otherwise. will I.
it &changed any tiin• within six menthe for aayetker.il
not approved of. and returned carriage free. And fun
ther, after • trial el three years. any Pianoforte or II sr-
annuity would be taken back, at its original cost, and
the money returned. deducting the usual c harp ler hire
thus offering greater ad•antage• than the London orbit.
mingham ousea.— A pply CI. P. Uhffh.N. Pianoforte
Teacher an d Toner, !toxic Waraboaso,26o,Caalla-streell.
and 160, Highoffrect, Dudley.
rk PIANOFORTES & HARMON!.
5900 ti YEN have been TI;NED by (3.P. PREEN
Profeftsimml Inner. 2GO, CACTI it-wreri • , Ltd IEB, RIOS
STRIa.T, Yl4llollrtes ite.aliked, lie-otrong.
the Hammen • Re..eov-ered witi Patent Felt, am seed by
the most eminent I els.
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