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St2.siß.ess Notices-s-MmGH&Bm STATIONERY 8 "W" HIliUKi im pso if a HIGH STREET. CHBIBTCHUJK®» 1NOTES ON DEESS EEFOEM, by Miaa jK2 Walker and Mr I. _B* Wilkinson, RT.A. j price 6c C •- —— ~ - ( EATS OP IJGHT, Poems by Dr EnsaaU|< price Is. MACPHERSON’S GULLY, a Hew , Story (dedicated to Sir George Gray), Eere Warden; price Is, ANGELA, a New Zealand Story of To-day, 1 Edith Howitt Sesrle; price 2s, COLONIAL COUPLETS and IN DOt HARNESS, Poems in Partnership ter G. Williams and W, P. Beeves; price Is eac TEE SITTER ON THE BAIL, and Poems, by Jessie Mackay, price Is. A Treatise on the Principles and Practice the Supreme Court Code of New Ze by C. J. Poster, MX, LL.D., in parts, offered for 10s 6a (originally published at 635.) Notes on the Minor Tactics for Cavalry, by Henry Slater, Major N.Z.V.; price Is Mistaken Views on the Education, of Girls, byi Johanna Lohse ; price 2s 6d. I Estimates given for all kinds of Book and / Pamphlet Work. HAW STATIONERY SPECIALLY RULED PRINTED TO ORDER. A Large Stock Always on Hand, CUSTOMS POEMS—Every Kind of Form for Passing Entries, &0., in stock. Estimates given for Yearly Supplies. ACCOUNT BOOKS Made to Order. Ruled to an# pattern. j Orders Received for Dies, Monograms, Card.' Plates, Embossed Paper and Envelopes, Bali Programmes and Visiting Cards, and every oription of General Printing. m TSSC^ 3. I A Large Variety of Specimens on View-, Orders by Post Promptly Attended to. 1 SIMPSON & WILLIAMS,; BOOKSELLERS AND PUBLISHHE& rrbviptehgmfAt, Established 1891. CONFECTIONERY and catering. L, J. SMITH, 281, BAEBADOBB STHEhIT NORTH. ; HAS ©very convenience for th© Mannlacfcard 1 in any quantity of All Classes of Conlec ", tionery, iuolndiug Wedding and other Cakes. Catering a speciality. Dinners, luncheons, balls, i picnic rarties, &0., supplied at moderate charges, j ' All goods wa- ranted perfectly fresh and made of the best materials procurable. Good But ter and Eggs bought for cash. alepho no No. 618. 376? CONCESSION. TO THE INNUMERABLE PERSONS WHO APPRECIATE Superior and high - class photo*] GRAPHIC WORK, /'■ Begs to state that henceforth CABINET pHOTOdBArHSj; WiU be issued to the general public. Most ArtistSj : cally Finished, in Any Style f or Position, at PER DOZEN. 0. H. MANNING is now doing ALL Ms OWal 1 Operating. j ; EARLY. SETTLEESOF CANTERBURY, Photos of those that are to be placed in th [ifuooum are now on view, and copies of them ma; be had in groups and singly. Stadio open on Thursday Afternoons until 4 j?,a^ 150 C. oll ®.®?? STREET, •>97S Opposite E. Reece and Sons. GL Jk. Pork Butcher, N D E E W Sf Pork Butcher, Ham and Bacon-curer 4 158, COLOMBO STREET, In returning thanks for the patronage accorded to him in the past, begs to announce that, having; largely extended his premises, he has ADDED to his other business that of FARM PRODUCE, and, trusts by keeping only Butter, Cheese and Eggs of the best quality, to merit a further share of public favour. Cash Buyer o Farm and Dairy Produce, G. ANDREWS, Produce Store, 158, Colombo street. Telephone 410. X 873 ! TRY REED’S Furniture Palace for IRON BED' STEADS ; TRY REED’S Furniture Palace for MATTRESSES TRY REED’S Furniture Palace for COUCHES TRY REED’S Furniture Palace for TABLES : TRY REED’S Furniture Palace for CARPETS TRY REED’S Furniture Palace for SUITES. 3? OR SECOND-HAND FURNITURE -os, EVERT DESCRIPTION, TRY REED’S sj-apa t FURNITURE PALACE. HIGH STREET. J JUST ARRIVED FROM YATES AND SONS’ ■ MY SEASON’S STOCK OP FLOWER AND’ GARDEN SEEDS, They are Guaranteed Fresh. If you want to make n: t ofthe season buy those Seeds from A, GUMMING-, FRUITERER, High and Colombo streets, X37S ; SoHoJFe WHITTINQHAM& Go \ TIMBER AND PRODUCE BROKERS, I GENERAL AND M &NUFACTUEBES’ AGENTS, HAT STREET, PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA! Correspondence Solicited, Cable address—" Whitsaud," Perth, ABO CoSOi 8834 4th Haitian. 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