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Auckland Star, Volume XXVII, Issue 106, 7 May 1896, Page 3

BoofeselScirSj CHAMPTALOUP & COOPER. TECHNICAL BOOKS. . S. B. Brant. W.—Painters'. Gilders', and Varnisher*' Companion .. .. - - .. 8 - Beaumont—Woollen Cloth Manufacture.. 7 6 Butts, J. R.—Tinman's Manual .. ..6 6 Colo's Practical Carpenter and Joiner .. 3 6 Compaing and Devere—Overcoat Cutting 2 6 Day's Key to Farriery .. 3 v Davis, J. E.~ Modernßressmaking.. ..2 0 Fritts, C. E.—Watch Adjusters' Manual.. 16 0 Gadd, W. L.—Soap Manufacture .. ..5 0 Gee—Jewellers, Working in Gold .. ..7 6 Grimshaw—Saw Filing 5 0 Goodeve, T. M.—Gas Engines .. ..26 Hasluck—Boot Making and Mending ..10 Hasluck-Lathe Woik 5 0 Hannibal, A.-Last Fitting and Pattern Cutting '• 3 6 Hill, H.-Boot arid Shoe Manufacture .'. 4 6 Bunting. W.-Art of l£orse-sho6ing .. 3 6 Jones, W.-Heating by Hoc Water.. ..3 6 Knight, C—Hints on Driving., .. ..3 6 Leask. A. K.— Triplo Expansion Engines 5 0 Lothaby, W.R.—Lead Work.. .. ..5 0 Maldeu.W,—Technical Instructor .. .. 2 6 Monziea—Prooesses of Manufactures .. 3 o Millis. C. T.-Metal Plato Work .. .. 9 0 Munro, R. D.—Steam Boilers 4 6 Mechanical World Pocket Diary .. ..0 6 Orford, A.—Lens Work for Amateurs ..3 0 Paterson, G.—Manajrevßentof Dynamos.. 3 6 Priaciples of Fitting by Pattern Makers ..50 Root, J.—Silver up to Date 2 6 Watt, A.—Scientific Industries Explained 1 3 Wrinkles and Receipts from " Soientiflo * Aiuerican'' .. .. 10 6 •Ward, G.-Standard Boot Pattern Cutting 4 0 Warn—Sheet Metal Workers'lnstructor.. 7 6 Wright. A.-Oils, Fats, Waxes, etc. ..28 0 Add 2d to tho Is on price of book for postag*. QUEEN St., AUCKLAND. !__ . BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN! PART 12 IS NOW READY, Whisk completes the scries of this splendid Work ef Art. PARTS 1 TO 12 CAN STILL BE HAD. Thosa who have not possessed themselves of a set of this valuable wiewento ef the scenery and splendours of the Unitod Kingdom should . lo_« no time ia doing so, as the supply is nearly exhausted, and the work will shortly be out of print. Postage of each part 2d, or tho whole series of 12 parts post free for Bs. Can also be had beautifully bound, cloth lettered, 10s 6d, or halfleatfecr, 12s; pustage, 2s. BINDING. Special arrangements- havo boon made for binding the sots of BEAUTIFUL BRITAIN for subscribers. Cloth lottercd, 4s 6d ; half-bound morocco, bz. On Sale at all' News Agents', or at the Wholesale Agent's, R. SPRECKLEY, NEXT THE POST OFFICE, AUCKLAND. r HAVE JUST OPENED UP A NEW ASSORTMENT or BOXED STATIONERY Ik Various Shapes and Tints. Floral Perfumed Boxed Stationery IN MANY VARIETIES. Inspection Invited. A SPLENDID COLLECTION OF VBEWS OF AUCKLAND, Framed as Opal, and Medallions, including the following Scenes: — Auckland from the Victoria Arcade, No. 1 Lake Takapuna, showing Hotel and Mr Brett t Residence Bush Scene, Waitakerei Domain Gardens, showing Hospital Auckland, shovritta Wharf and Shipping View of Froo Public Library and Art Gallery On tho Waitakerei River Fairy Peel. Nihotapu ! Aunkland from the Viotoria Arcado, No. 2. Tho above are neatly packed ih caidboard boxes, and can be obtained in three sizes, either in Opal or Medallion. Slzo 1 Price Is 6et Posted Is 8d 2 ~ 2s . „ 2s 4d 3 „ on od ~ 4s NEW BOOKS BY EVERT MAIL. Large suppllos of MAGAZINES and NEWSPAPERS kept in stook. Solo Agents for BURTON BROS.' VIEWS Of NU.W ZEALAND SCENERY. BOOKS of NEW ZEALAND FERNS, handsomely mounted, all prices. BRETT'S MOT LAKES WONDERLAND, is 6d. VICTORIA ARCADE, SHORTLAND STREET. AUCKLAND •ssssis^^atjsis^-ssrsr^^ _-,?» &2Sa—am SasMlery. /| J.-WISEMAN "& SON, / i Y/holesa'e and Hetall Manufacturers and Importers of Saddlery and Harness, 159 A 185. Queer,-st., Auckland, Feard sate! Wos-l^s-nsa-ACANCIES AT " ELLKSMERE," Princes-street. Telephone, No. 825. ■^ffiS*si_K!rhA> UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONASJE. OARIS BROOKE. IJa.-ich Road. Devoaport. Apartaienls. 'J'erms weekly, frora £1 la upwards :6s to S._ per dar. Arrangements can be' made by tsieurnv.n or latter. Picnic Parties ca'.erud for. Luncheon, Afternoon Teas, t-'inner and Supper, M. De BOURBEL, Proprietress. O O T H'S T S L A N D. For Health, Pleasure, and Comfort. Splondid Eajs for Boating, Fishing, etc. Every Homo Comfort. Torms Moderate. See Northern Co.'s Time Table. CI "HTL DREH'S HOME, J VERMONT St.. PONSONBY. Donations In nid of tho above Institution, !n Gools. or I^rft-ott' Clothing, will bo thankfully reouivca at, Tun: HOMic, and Cash Donations will ho kindly received by any of the officers of the Union Free Cnpßcir. or by tho Treasurer, O. li. STONE. Queen-street-. The Home Is open to visitors any day of tha wec_.