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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 77, 29 September 1881, Page 4

T^TEW SERIALS, NEW BOOKS, IJJM AND NEW EDITIONS On Sale at JOHN WATT.'S BOOK STORF, Willis-street. London Journal, vol 73, 6s 6d Every Week, vol 24, 3a London Society, vol 39, 12s Punch, vol 80, 10s. Fun, vol 33, 63 6d Family Herald, vol 46, 6s 6d Family Herald Supplements, vol 7, 33 6d Routledge's Every Boy's Annual, 1852, 6 a6d Belgravia, vol 44, 9s 6d The Argosy, vol 31, 6s Fronde's History of England, new cheap edition, 4s 6d per vol. Bishop ThirwelTs History of Greece, 8 vols, 383 De Qnmcey's Complete Works, 16 vols, 803 Thackeray's Works, gilt tip, 12 vola, 70s Lubbock's Origin of Civilisation and the Primitive Condition cf Man, 23s Hd Mallock's Is Life Worth Living, 7s 6d The Choice of Books, by Richardson, 4s 6d The Wandering Jew, by Conway, 7s 6d The Martyrdom of Man, by Winwood Reade, 10s 6d Richard Cobden and the Free Traders, 3s 6d Industrial Cariosities, being glances here and there in the World of Labour, 5s 6d The Backwoods of Canada,, by Geikio, 49 6d Sir John Franklin, by Beesly, 4i 6d Thomas Carlyie, the Iconoclast of Modern Shams, by Wilson, 3s 6d The Wanderer's Library, cjnsisting of Tavern Anecdotes. Memo England, The Old Showman, Life of a Cheap Jack, Wilds of London, Story of tbe London Parks, each 43 6d Crawley's Card-player's Manual, 3a Koget's Thesaurus of English Word 3 and Phrases, 14s Irish Penny Readings, 3 vols, Is 6d each Ferguson's Readings and Jb,ecitations, Is 6J Workshop Management, for masters and men, 3s How to Manage a Steam Engine, a handbook for all who use Bteam, 3s The Practical Cabinetmaker, with working drawings, 6s Typographic Printing iTachines and Machine Printing, 6s Cd Spelling and Punctuation, a manual for authors, students, and printers, 3s 6d The Chairman and Speaker Guide, by T. Smith. 2s 6d The Philosophy of Hand Writing, 53 61 How to Read Character: A Handbook of j Philosphy, Phienology, and Physiognomy, with descriptive chart, 9^ 6d Fowler on Memory and Intellectual Improvement, illnstrated, 9s 6d Tho Cookery explaining the science, &c, 33 6d Popular Lessons on Cookery, by a former Teacher of the National Training School of Cookery, 2s ; by post, 2s 4d Plato on Morality and Bu3mosß, each Is 6d Lectures on Teaching, by Fitch, 7s 6d J. WATT, Bookseller, Willis-street. SERMONS AND OTHER WORKS. Parish. Sermons, by Dean Hook, 83 6d Dean Hook, his Life and Letters, 7s 6d The Old Testament in the Jewish Church, by Robertson Smith, 9s 6d Farrar's Eternal Hope and Ephphatha, each 8s 6d The Heavenly World (being views of the future life), 4s (id Hours with the Bible, by Cunningham Geike, 7s Cd Bogatzky Golden Treasury, large type, 3s Exeter Hall and i's Associations, 3s 6d Tho Portable Commentary, 2 vol?, half niorcC'jo, 28a Vaughan's Earnest Words for Earnest Men, 4s 6i Muraell's Sunday Addresses io Working People, Is 6d A Saviour lor Children and other Sermons for little folk, by J. Dunekby, 43 6d Sister Dora, by Margaret Loiisdale, cheap edition, 3s 6d William Morley Punsh:ai, Preacher and Orator, 3s Tho Land and the Book, imp. Bvo, 140 illustrations and maps, by 'ihomp3on, 253 Suggestive Thoughts on Religious Subjects, by Southgate, 13s 6d Diationary of Poetical Illustrations for tha pulpit and platform, 16s 6d Dictionary of Illustrations, comprising Allegories, &c, &13, 16s 6d A Homiletic Encyclopedia, Illustrations in Theology, &c, 16s 61 J. WATT, Bookseller a; 1 Stitioner, Willis-street. WATT'S WELLINGTON CIRCULATING LIBRARY. New Books added weekly. Subscribers may join at any date, subscription dating from data of entrance. ¦jTNDIA^ AND CHINA COMPANY'S STANDARD PACKET TEAS, Packed pounds and half pounds, in four qualities — Emperor's Bouquet Mandarin's Choice Imperial Mixture Oriental Mixture They are distinguished by great strength, agreeable briskness, and delicious flavour, resulting from a scientific admixture of the very finest teas that the great Continent of Asia can produce. Tho excellence of these teas is apparent by the large and increasing demand that exibts for them in Victoria, and wherever they have been introduced. Wholesale Agents— LEVlN 3c CO. WALECLEY'S /"COMMERCIAL AND FAMILY y^ HOTEL, Palmerston North. Very superior accommodation for Boarders and Travellers. Terms Modeeate. BATHS. GOOD STABLING. N.B. — The proprietor's long experience in the trade is a sufficient guarantee for the quality of the liquors. royaT tiger hotel, Taranaki-street. H| ~^HE extensive alterations and improveJL monts to tho above Hotel being completed, the Propietor is now ready to receive Boarders, and assnres them a comfortable home, every attention having been paid to this department. The house now contains 25 rooms, besides Bath-room, Stables, Outhouses, &c. The Billiard Room is furnished with one of Burroughes and Watt's Tables, which can be played upon by all with comfort and pleasure. Wines, Spirits, Beer, &c- — the same care and attention will be paid to their selection as heretofore. The Bedrooms are lofty and large, commanding a good view of nearly the whole of the town and harbour. Note the Address — ROYAL TIGER HOTEL, Tahanaki-steet. C. B. PRESS, Proprietor. PUBLIC NOTICE. NEWTOWN HOTEL. W BISHOP (late of the Provincial • Hotel, Upper Hutt) begs to inform the public generally that he has taken the above Hotel, and hopes by strict attention to customers to merit a share of their patronage. Tho accommodation for Boarders cannot be surpassed ; the rooms are large and lofty, and the climate of .Newtown is everything that can be desired. The Trams run from the Newtown Hotel every half-hour up to 10.30 p.m., and Coaches are running all day. Visitors will receive every attention. Travellers will find the Stabling Accommodation first-class, and every attention will be paid to their horses by a good groom. The spirits, Wines, and Ales are all of the very best quality, guaranted Al by Yours truly, W. BISHOP, Newton Hotel. NOTICE. X^7" G. EMENY, late of the Royal Oak T T • Hotel, wishes to thank his friends and the public generally for the past favours they have shown him during the last fourteen years he has been in business, and wishes to let them know that he has taken the ARMY AND NAVY HOTEL (late Globe Hotel), at the corner of Taranaki-street and Cour-tenay-place, where he intends to keep the very best of Wines and Spirits. First-class Accommodation for Boarders. Private Parlors for Families. W. G. E. sells his Beer at the old prico, and hopes by strict attention to business, he may still gain a continuance of support from the publio generally. W. G. EMENY, Army and Navy Hotel. FISH OH! TO those whom it may concern. Wanted Known, that there are some superior Gar Fish and Flounders to be had at the Shop, Larabtoii-^uay. By sending crJera best Fish guaranteed, cleaned and delivered.