BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! FOR EVERY CLASS OF READERS, SOLD BY JOHN WATT, Willis Street, One door from Manners-st. JWATT desires respectfully to inform • * he P. nbhc of Wellington and surrounding districts that he imports direct from the large Book Firms of England and Australia. Therefore he is able to offer £?> (> TT k A™ at the LOW EST POSSIBLE PRICES. Christian World Pulpit, vols 1 to 7 Hodge's Systematic Theology, 3 vols and • Index Talmage'B Sermons, 4 vols Beecher's Sermons and Life of Christ Spurgeon's Metropolitan Tabernacle, its History and Work Arnold's God and the Bible Wesley's Sermons and Notes Christian Age, vol 9 FAMILY BIBLES. Collins' Family Bible, colored illustrations, full morocco, extra gilt edges, 50s. [The above is often charged 80s.] Cassell'B Family Bible, with explanatory notes, condensed concordance, and nearly 1000 illustrations, French morocco, antique, 30s J. WATT, WILLIS STREET. "MTORRIE'S Epitome of Navigation. Nautical Almanac" 1877 Ainsley's Engineers' Manual Holly's Carpenters' and Joiners' Handbook The Carpenters 1 New Guide CasselPs Popular Educator, 6 vols Do Technical do 4 vols Mayhew's Illustrated Horse Management Clato's Cattle Doctor Spen's Workshop Receipts J. WATT. WILLIS STREET. WARREN'S Household Physician. Graham's Domestic Medicine Euos' The Stomach and its Trials Drewery's Common Sense Management of the Stomach Chevasse's Advice to a Wife Combe's Constitution of Man . • Fowter's Self-Instructor in Phrenology and Physiology, with chart J. WATT, WILLIS STREET. MUSIC ! MUSIC ! MUSIC ! A LARGE supply of Pitman's Musical xl- , Library, containing sacred songs, popular songs, nigger and humorous songs, popular duets, trios, &c.,' &c, 21 numbers, 9d each, by post Is. The above are quite equal to the books usually charged Is 0-1. SANKEY'S SACRED , SONGS AND SOLOS, with the additional hymns now being sung in America, with music, 9d— by post, Is. J. WATT, WILLIS STRET. ¥BW SUPPLIES OF BOO.y* li Just to Hai^ , ¦• yl) ' w '" ' Emma Jane Wiry" * o1 r * ~Ab yjjiic) Vauffhan, Chrystobel, Millicent Kendrick, Canonbury Holt, ¦ iSinglehursfc Manor, Evelyn's Story, Campion Court, Thornycourt Hall, The Wife's Trials, Sir Julian's Wife, The LillingBtenes, Margaret Terrington, Nobly Born, Husbands and Wives, Grey and Gold, Oliver Westwood, Emilia's Inheritance, Father Fabian, Mr. Montmorency's Money, Heartease in the Family, Fortunes of Cyril Denham, Hyms and Songs, &c Beeton's Household Management Do All About Cookery Warne's Every Day Cookery Dictionary of Daily Wants Enquire Within Wilson's Tales of the Borders, in 12 neat vols Chonde's Classics, a large stock, paper wrapper, Is 6d; cloth, 2s 6d Family Herald, vol 36 Beeton's Public Speaker Bell's Speaker 'Hill's Oratorical Trainer English and American Periodicals and Newspapers, via Suez and San Francisco mails AGENT FOR The Illustrated N.Z Herald, Australasian, and Sketcher. J. WATT, WILLIS STREET. lIURNITURE WAREHOUSE BRAiNDON STREET. JAMES 1 MACK AY , IMPORTER OF ENGLISH & SCOTCH MADE FURNITURE, Begs to' inform the inhabitants of Wellington qnJ surrounding districts that he has received, ex Pym, from London, a choice assortment '6f first-class furniture, and whibh he will sell at the lowest prices possible — Walnut drawing-room suites, in green and crimson rep • ' ¦ Walnut drawiug-roora suites, in green and crimson velvet Walnut cheffoniers, plate-glass back and • ' ' marble tops Walnut cheffbuiers, whatnots Walnut inlaid card tables • Walnutinlaid 100 tables ' i Walnut ladies', davenports Walnut occasional tables Walnut cabinets Mahogany suites, in real morocco leather, crimson Oak suites, in green morocco leather Mahogany suites, in haircloth Mahogany sideboards, Cft Mahogany sideboard", 4ft 1 Mahogany dressing-- tables, with mirrors attached Mahogany cylinder writing tables Mahogany chests of drawers Mahogany commodes Mahogany towel-horses Double and single iron bedsteads Hair mattresses Hax mattresses Dantzic li-ather pillows, &c, &c. Oak hat aud umbrella stands and hall chairs Balloon back cane seat chairs, &c, &c. - Lcakd.] _ WYLLIE & GIRDLESTONE AUCTIONEERS, LAND, S T O'C X, STATION. AND INSURANC AGENTS. MAIN -STREET, MASTERTON. VALENTINE'S RAILWAY HOTEL, H 1/ T T . " i HIS favorite Hotel affords all the coini- forts of a home to those who are desirous of spending" a" few days or weeks in the country for the benefit of their health, or < otherwise. The House commands a beautiful view of the Hutt Valley, the Bay, .and City of Wellington. . ' 4'he charges being moderate, and by careful attention to business and studying the comfort ofi;hoae'Who patronise him, the Proprietor hopes to obtain a -liberal amount of patronage. THE WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, Ac, &c, Are of the "very best quality, to "secure which uo expense is spared. One of ALCOCK'S BEST BILLIARD TABLES on the premises. FIRST-CLASS STABLING. 2i. .VALENTINE, Proprietor. U/ILLIAM BOOTH •& CO. TARATAHI SAW AND PLANING '• - MILLS, - ¦ . . ,t,, t , WAIHAKAPA. ' Yard in Wellington — Pipitea Poms.
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Evening Post, Volume XIV, Issue 44, 21 August 1876, Page 4
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750Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Post, Volume XIV, Issue 44, 21 August 1876, Page 4
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