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J^EW BOOKS. Katrina (a tale of the Karoo), Anna Howar fch. 6s Tales of a Tin Mine. Silas Hocking. 2s Mr. and Mrs. Nevill Tyson. May Sinclair. 8s 6d Story of Phil Enderby. Adeline Sergeant. 8s 6d Terrible Times {a. tale of tho Indian Mutiny). ' G. P. Raines. 3s Gd Sacred Nugget. B. L. Farjeon. New edition, 3s 6d ' Linnet (a Romance). Grant Allen. 3a Cd Neil M'Leod. L. Gladstone. 3s 6d Criatopher Crayon's Recollections. J. Ewing Ritchie. 3s 6d Charles XII., of Sweden. Oscar Browning. 6s R. L. Stevenson's Edinburgh Days. E. B. Simpson. 6s The Engineers' Gazette Almanac, 1899. Is 3d The Modern Marriage Market. Marie Oorelli and others. 2s Tho Century Invalid Cookery Book. Edited by Mrs. Humphry. 3s 6d Down the Stream of Civilisation (an account % of travels in Palestino and Egypt). Wordsworth Donisthorpe. 6s Twenty Years in the Near East. A. Cr. liulme-Beaman. *7s 6d H. BAILLIE & CO., 39, CUBA-STREET, WELLINGTON. "ORQAPWOO'D AND SONS' PIANOS. X> The present year is remarkable in the annals of the house of Broad wood, aa it is the 166tb since its foundation. EIVE GENERATIONS Of unbroken tradition — handed on from father to son — is a phenomenon unparalleled in the history of pianoforte-making. JOHN BROAD WOOD and SONS. Sole Agents— THE DRESDEN PIANO CO. TIME PAYMENTS, i\ (\ I MONTHLY FROM dmi\Jl m THE > DRESDEN PIANO CO. lambton - quay and ' brandon - stbbbt, Wellington. M. J. BROOKES, Manager. And at Dunedin.

"ITONSTER STOCKTAKING BOOT SALE NOW ON. bargains for all! immense quantity, must be Cleared at any price. travellers' samples' AT 51 IN THE O LESS THAN COST. /- & 1 i OORRICK'S CHEAP BOOT FACTORY, No. 37, CUBA - STREET. BONA-FIDE IRONMONGERY SALE! OUR SALE was to have closed to-day, but as others have an" annual sale which takes .place every four months, we intend to continue offering some decided bargains this month. Our prices are so low that wo cannot afford to pay for space to enumerate the price of many lines, however, we guarantee TO BE CHEAPER THAN ANT ADVERTISED PRICES FORMJSBPUL TkonMONGERT. WHITE LEAD— 25s 6d cwt kega, Champions 28s 6d BOILED OIL— 14s per drum, Star Brand 15s 6d WIRE NAILS— l£in 15s 6d, ljin 14s, 2in 14s 6d, 2iin 12a 9d, 3in 12s, 4in 11s 6d per cwt LAWN MOWERS— 12in 16s 6d, 14in 18s 6d, 16in 21s RANGES— Scotch made, 3£t 3in, with boiler, £2 10a; portable, with oven and boiler, 3ft 6in, £3 5s SCOTT BROS., Christohuroh, £2 13a, £2 15s, £3 15s, £5 FOR SPOT CASH ONLY. IT WILL PAY YOU WELL TO SEE OUR PRICES BEFORE PURCHASING ANYWHERE. GEORGE WINDER, CHEAPEST IRONMONGER, Lower Cuba-street. XJOYAL LIVERY STABLES, MOLBSWORTH-STREET. THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE EQUERRY IN WELLINGTON. Liveried Carriages and Vohiolea of all descriptions for hire, also Saddle Horses. Gentlemen's own vehicles horsed. Horses and vehicles kept by month or year. Cabs Night or Dat. THOMAS POPHAM, Proprietor. Telephone 333.] [Telephone 333. FOR a Cottage by the sea visit Worser Bay, which has already this season beaten any previous records. Large crowds of visitors are daily patronising this charming dnive. The best of the season is yet ahead ot us. The rates of tariff for bouses are made to suit everybody, and the delightful drive over sea and land scape by the ■ four-in-hand Royal Mail Coach is the cheapest in the world. R. A. HEARN, Proprietor. Telephone 703, or the Bay. OVAL MAIL .LINE OF COACHES ' KROM MASTERTON TO CASTLEPOINT, , Via Tbn'oi and Whakataki, Leave Post Office at 8 a.m. Mondays, Wed'! nesdays^ and Fridays. ■ . ■ Homewood Line as usual. - -' Booking office at Club Hotel Stables.