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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIII, Issue 10654, 15 May 1895, Page 3

Business Botiees; SEBOULXS'IS km 08H3STET HOOT ; ' iiaH5$EG. ’WtaXfcßDiH^ n3mB27HOBBB>-Setl'.o£Per!by J Cl^GSnJE.—Ziosa-Arastioiiff T^ETOEiai^B^ttSotopaeEwsbs^tfX^^ : Q'o®Bs3r®*B Off EXGIOT., 3» % -w stjgSssiw' ■mm&kiz ws BXD^ux.ia^<sirossa LCeadOfflcsit fc; TiCtOffjajiSTESET, T^ESTMINSI’EB, ! v ’ ' . ■■ BytooSsOCofS: , *’*Qnv''wmxr*'*-y*-' With ■*W:.y.. - ■ - - • . srra • ■° '' ■ FffLTßEßiaa, : 2s^.i;; ■■'os •**s •••s^Tgi‘4||rtS%s i ot , ii .^,, ii , ( .:, : . ;T , v fi&l33Da&Sra^ ?’%?>;! '~f 9 ipOOTlar work, ' ‘as to bo to all „_ t, now kook. It inolndM a hMtoxT:<ji tilo Eos Terrier from ita introduc. (ton *o i2to : present time, with a m«W»« of whn.l EJj itrtitera nave Said about Tensors, the early gEfc*«.and the sjptobffitieß which first toada thq jnciety popbtax- Fnli parttaulars as to working tott»craWttb fmi. badge?, otter, Ari. t the opinions S^&ViOwy, HrXA.Doylo, Oharl o*,Mttlawcrth •Sn&btbc* bminant broecUsra of temaw, both for EbdW »T»d -work, ore iarinded.wltb notes bn nearing oapplip, early training and entering to gams ana various hint* as to preparing for show Badadric* abonfcthei? ordinary aiimantiiaro Sfiran, wtt&itbß hoists ardrnll dosmdpttons of both tho and wire-haired in tlietr various (fcsiiis* , , aa -__ fulVraoc iUnatrationo include the Forf,3Bo3s Fostruito of Old Jock, Grove Kettle, aSteffi, Bcanlt, Vosuviraiine. Ycnio, D’Orsay, foonaStlnff, Paine ffortune. CarlialaiPaok. Cariislo Tyro, dacS: Bt Leger opd Okajcnwopd Efcrioa, with 6 sitsf&ar bf vignette? or tajl-jilacaa'cl varto tender*, fancifuland otherwise. A S'EW OF THE TEE SikECSB IfHTi! FOLLOWING a»h j/>FJa®B3 NOTICES Off ELITIOKB:— i ' “TChßiastoiiool-parb, of- the noz’xjd paorii inter. (Wting, ilia anecdote! part snoit aaiarnny, ttoad-j jriolng-parfc mast insfcttioti»«, uad, ia abort, from; f*. the book is * good* * e w Tb®. le vignettes mo a Btedy^aaalilglibS' ittarlTfo Adeb the book is ‘good.* keanOfullittlevlgnefttes axo a Bted,,_ of mo pnlntsr's aid engravers'iwt. * ! Foi jStemat Obroxuoio." “ Broadoxa and extobiioM Trillflndyt vory nssful, paditia not wiihord interestio agree vdtb • flCtox-Solotooix, that ‘ e, living dojr io bettor than a VmS 3.Sen.* ’’—“Morning Fost.” i of the eneed from ekflieal times leads tbereadac ottip by atop until the author has sjiowa the yehagest .fancier eisorly how hie dogs wore pro. doasd. * * * Eoplate with rao'y atones of dcaatty dqeda.dorio by doge belowingto eovsral WoU-kaown brdijuers.”—“Too Stooh-Koepor.” ‘ “To thcao who admire tic fox ferric? the work ia tnvftloiblo} to tboio who admfee aopu itls pleasing »nd tnatmbtiya Itteratme.’* “Tho Araericaa ■■Field.” " Mevinn haeiiintercsted in fojr ; t9r?fers.fro®i the Hrnn that they flrat came prominently Into notice, there lauo Cnsmoro capabfe of givtag utruc hiriory under consideration!—“ Fancdorß" Ctezotto.’’ • “ Thc onthor baa by ao meono lost sight of ,il’.s pnrpoße fer which these/ terriers wore end should no bred in the present day, and Ikib duly endeavanradTtoaaatntain their ebararter as a true sportingdog. The ebaptora on working cmalifcifflS are *ow<Slwt. • » • Tbo illustrattona aro na- “ Kaunel Gozatfe.” ” a vohuac all about fox toxriera osn ecarroly fail to be j«di rooelvod by the public, And from the pen orfech a Tvoll-kaown writer, the contents, orio laity well h® ttssnred, iroT.ihiahlo. * * * Evory for tfilrtter fancier should have this book on his ■bolf."—“ Sporting Life.*’ . “The whole sufeect is treated ip on eshnnativa style which ceeis to leafo-nothiaii; bine tobocald oa tho subject, and which only the oipcrlanoo ot cnch writoi'3 as Mr. Leo could lejwl no to look for. • • . * Avaxi&om owj/oxa of dogo ovea, there are. few who v4U not And much readable and plefeant matter &lta yages.—' ‘"-Eondal Meronxj indTlmei." • " ’-tho vignettes ‘arc beautiful. ■ Alcogether wo Save not road a more wholesome book on any ranch of the fancy; I ’—‘"•Seotttsh Fender.” “Mr Bawfioa Lee, tlio KonnOl Editor of tho ’Field,’ has' produced one o| the, oiid prbhrfbly tbo beat and most complete works op! these ebamfcg Httlo doge fhai hat) ever bseii written. The Idmrminjr lUnstrations, tho portraits of celobrntsd ifoge, and ttio vignettei ct tho ondu bf chapters by Mr Arth.nr TVarOlo n.ra well teecUfea, ana f.dd rnsab to tho beauty of wio of tho hast hooka of tbs Sind wo bavs^come 'across.’’— 1 • Foultry." “We btwo olrcatiy referred to tbo new edition of Mb Bawdoa Leb’s hnportnnt work ou ‘TheFor. Terrier.* This must be regarded as the atandard fedulg ( < ufo doing thmr lave! ■ best to U«cs> of ri Bftftlr 1L , ttpji a. deugbttttl hiitorical, wttoao addition to the Hteratnrß of dogoiogy."— "TVcstmorblttnfl Gazattc.” A limited number of Largo jPapcr Copies, with tho pago cnjrcringa on India pSTtov, au edition do to, wiUho,ready ia a fortnight. Price 10s j?d. . ficadijßEoßAqr Cox. Windeor >H?mse,-Bicamlfl■