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New Zealand Herald, Volume XI, Issue 4047, 2 November 1874, Page 1

Stationers and Booksellers. '"jq'EW MAORI LESSON BOOK, price Is. KORERO MAORI: FIRST LESSONS IN MAORI CONVERSATION. BY A PAIiEHA MAORI. Opinions or the Phess.—"We can speak in terms of the highest commendation of the selections made and the general outline of the useful little work. To learners of the Maori tongue it *rill bo found simply invaluable, and what is of still more importance, judging from the pages we have turned over, they appear free from etymological mistakes; it is convenient in size and comprehensive in design, and is certainly the most complete Maori instructor as yet published. It begins with a series of questions on simple matters, then the sounds of the letters, tho parts of speech, with examples shewing the learner how to form sentences, followed by a list of useful nouns, adjectives, and verbs, and a lenglist of phrases exemplifying their use. ... On the whole, from these examples, it will form the most practically useful work obtainable on the Maori tongue for the general public." Published by C. T. CHAPMAN, Auckland. New Zealand Publications. The First Step to Maori Conversation; or, English and Maori Grammar, Vocabulary and Phrase Book, by H. T. Kemp, 2s Cd A Leaf from the Natural History, Ac., of New Zealand; or, Maori and English Dictionary of its natural productions, 33 Cd Tourist's Guide to the Hot Lakes, Boiling Springs, and Burning Mountain, Province of Auckland, with map, 2s 6d -• Traveller's Guide through New Zealand, coloured illustrations, map of New Zealand, and plans of the •principal, towns, 2a Cd Captain-Cook's New Zealand and Australia; witli-notcs, anecdotes, &c., fac-simile of 10 of. Cook's charts, and 37 lithographed views, 10s Cd Settler's Hand-80-jk to the Farm, Garden, and Greenhouse, for the Blazons and climate of New Zealand, 3rd edition, 2s 6d Guide to Farming and Stock and Dairy Management in New Zealand, for tho seasons and climate, by J. May,-3s Cd New Zealand Sheep Farmer's Handy Book, and How to Select and Manage a Sheep and Cattle Station, by J. May, Is Chart of Colony of New Zealand, with adjacent islands, Is Cd Large Map of New Zealand, embracing recent surveys, containing also map of Australasia and outline map of the world, 4s . New Map of North Island, including Auckland, • 4 Tarahaki, Hawke's Bay/aqd Wellington Provinces, new townships, districts, tiz., 2s Cd Larjje May.' of Middle Island, including tho Provinces of Nelson, Marlborough, Canterbury, Wcstlantf, and Otago, 2s Gd ' Map os' the Province of Auckland on a largo scale; 2s Cd G. T. CHAPMAN, Wholesale <fc Retail Bookseller & Stationeu. • Millers, QUEHUKGA FLOUR MILLS. V. j. BYCROFT.& CO. " Bog to intimate to their numerous friends .and lie public generally that. they have increased the producing power of their machinery by tho application of the latest improvements, so that their Mills are second toi- none in the Australian! Colonies. . They have con Qdonee, thcrofore, in stating, and more especially as having.been engaged in the milling business in this provihee for a quarter of a they can produce an article that cannot fail to give general satisfaction. .• . Prices .Cukrent. Silk-dressed Flour/ Anchor brand, per ton ef 2,000 lbs £1G 0 0 Ditto, J. B. & "Co. ditto ~ ' 11 0 0 Wheat Meal .. .. .. .. ..1400 Sharps •• . •• SOO Bran, per bushel of 20 lbs. .. .. .. 0 19 Messrs. STONE BROS., Agents for Auckland. September 2G, 1574. O. & J. THOMAS, STAR MILLS, WHAU. WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. ton. Best Star Flour, from Adelaide wheat .. £15 0 0 From selected Oamaru wheat .. .. 11 0 0 Silk-dressed Flour 13 0 0 Maize Meal .. , 14 10 0 Wheat Meal t 13 0 0 Sharps .. •• •• 8 0 0 Bran .. .. .. .. •• •• 7 10 0 PS,—Any orders for Flour, Gristing, £c., Icft'witir C. 11. Laveis, Wyudhnm-street, will be strictly attended to. September 20, IS7-L Conveyances, &c. (-<OEB & GO'S TELEGRAPH LIKE J OF MAIL COACHES. TIME TABLE. Leave Auckland every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 0 a.m., for — s. d. s. d Otahuhu ~ .. .. 2 0 Point Unroll .. 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Coach leaves Jliverhcad for Ilclensville every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 1 p.m.: and leaves Helunsvillo for Itivcrhead every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 1) a.m. Carriages, Buggies, or Saddle Horses can bo hired for all parts of the province. Bookixo Orries :—Elmott-strkkt. C. O. QUICK, Proprietor. H. MOFFLIX. Manager. COBB AN D C O.'S LIVEKY AND BAIT STABLES VICTOIIA -ST R K KT. For Hire, a great variety of Open and Close Carriages, Broughams, and Wedding Carriages, with Grey Horses, with or without postillions ; Buggies, single or double-seated, hooded or open, for siuglo or pair of Horses; Ladies' and Gcntlemen'j Saddle Horses; Waggonettes for picnic parties; Covered Conveyances for driving parties to out-districts, Hearses and Mourning Coaches. Omnibuses leave tho Union Bank, Qnecn-street, for College Hill aud Dedwood every half-hour, and for Newton and Ponsonby Road every hour. Carriages can be ordered for any parts of tho Waikato. F. QUICK, Proprietor. 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