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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7790, 9 November 1886, Page 8

Booksellers and Stationers •\TMAB CARDS FOR ENGLISH MAILNEW YEAR CARDS FOR HOME MAIL. \ AUCKLAND OHRISTMAB OARPS, DBSiaNS wr AH ENaLIBH ABTIBT. PHOTOGRAPHED BT VALBNTINB. ■ "' ' •IS QO POST FRBJBi : ™"" ' i. . . * : '' ■ - I G. T. CHAPMAN, i 64, QUEEN-STREET, OPPOSITE BANK OP N.Z. I XMAS CARDS FOR ENGLAND. NEW YEAR CARDS FOR HOME. TJPTON & C o ' PHOTOGRAPHIC CHRISTMAS CARDS WEST COAST SOUNDS 1 SOUTHERN ALPS SOUTHERN LAKES ' PINK AND WHITE TISKBAOEB J TARAWERA VIEWS (before and After the I eruption) AUCKLAND SCBINERY Sizes Oi x •}. , Is. Each. ' 102, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ! "VTEW AND TpOPULAR OOOKJ3 ; FOR PUBLIC OR SUNDAY SCHOOL I LIBRARIES OR PRESENTATION. ; X EM'S -pVIARIES FOR 1887. TTANDSOME rjHRISTMAS £»ARDS. MEDICAL, COMMERCIAL, DESK, AND POCKET DIARIES FOR 1887. JUST OPENED BY EDWARD WAYTE, OPPOSITE fOOT OF WYNDIIAM-STBKET. • ' | INSPECTION INVITED. W. E. M E AR 8, [Established 18801, Wishes to call the attention of the Public to his carefully selected stock of BOOKS, MUSIC, AND STATIONERY, Songs and Duett, Saored Songs, Dances, Piano Solos, . end Duets. Victoria, Chappell's, Cavendish, Mohawk, Christy, Colont&l and other Musical Magazlnts. Instruction Books and Muelo for Piano, Singing, Vlo- ' lln, Flute, Concertina, Melodeon, &c. BOOKS FOR LIBRARIKS. PRESENTS, AND, HOME READING. Books by Dickens, Scott, Mrs. Wood, Lytton, Miss Braddon and other Writers. Family Bibles, Common Prayers, Church Services, Hymns (A. and M.), Wesleyan. New Presbyterian, B*nkey, and other Hymn Books. « PHOTO AND SCRAP ALBUMS, SCRAPS. Birthday Books and Cards, Sunday-school Cards, Wedding Cards, Condolence Cards. Account and Pooket Books. COMMERCIAL AND FANCY STATIONERY. Young Ladies' Journal, English, American, and Australian Papers and New Hooks received every Mail. ; w. e7m ears Bookseller, Stationer, and Muslcseller, 108, Queen-street, Auckland. Between Savings Bank and Kdson' New Buildings AND COOPER'S LIST OS BOOKS ON THE HORSE. s. d. Anderson. K. L., How to Ride and School ■> Horse .. .. - 8 0 Anderson, E. L., A System of School Training for Hones.. .. - 8 0 Beaucher, F., New Method of Horsemanship .. 6 0 Day, W., The ■ acehorse iu Training .. -10 0 Foamier, W., Suindness, Sale and Warranty.. 8 0 Fearnley.W., Simple AllmonU of Horses ..6 0 Hayes, Captain 11., Veterinary Notes for Horseowners 12 0 Heatley, G. S,, The Herse, his Diseases and their Cure -.2 0 JennUgs, R. Horse Training Made Easy •• T J Kendall, W. T., Diseases of Australian Howes T 6 l.ehndorff, G., on Home Breeding .. .. 12 0 Lupton, J. J., The Horse as he is and as be ought to be ***• 4 0 Mayhew, E., The Illustrated Horse Dootor .. 12 0 Mayhew. E , The Illustrated Horse Management 8 6 Neville. G.. Horses and Riding .. ... -70 Proctor, W., The Horse, its Management and Treatment »• 7 5 Purdom's Veterinary Etandbnok, 7th edition ..4 0 Rarey, J. 8.. Art of .Taming Horses .. —. I 6 i Reynold*, R. 8., Breeding and Management ef > > Draught Honed .. - 4 0 i Saunden, A., Our Horses 7 0 Sydney, P., The Book of the Horse, Illustrated 35 0 , Stonehenoe, The Horse in Stable and Field .. 16 0 Stewart, J., Advice to Purchasers of Hones .. 8 0 ' Youatt, W., The Horse, breeding and Management —86 Warns, The Horse, Its Management in Health and Disease 2 0 ' BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS ' 76, Queen-street. Auckland. > ■ Dental. l "\TOT A VANITY BUT A NECESSITY. MR. PARKINSON, the eminent Dentist of Brookstreet; London, says :— "ARTIFICIAL TEETH are not a vakitt but a NICEBHITT. Health and Comfort being as impossibility ' if the Natural Teeth are useless, and they have not been replaced by properly made and adjusted Artificial ones." MR. JOSEPH TYNDALL, D.S. Late of Pembridge Gardens, Notting Hill, London, W.) Supplies Artificial teeth as follows— Single Tooth, from 0 5 0 Upper Set 8 0 0 Loner Set «. - - ..800 1 ifull Set, Upper and Lower .. ..600 >. IMPORTANT.—AII Teeth supplied by Mb. Tvkoali. are warranted not to discolour, and can be mounted in Gold, Silver. Platinum, Vulcanite, or Celluloid at the option of the patient. , Addrxss : MR. JOSEPH TYNDAL.L, DENTAL SURGEON, r . Gbbt-bte*«t, 1 Auckland Laughing Gas administered when needful. Public Oompanie. , NORTHERN ASSURANOK ' J3I COMPANY. i Oapmat.-,-^.~.«.£3,000,000. BtATBMBNS BHBWIHO THB PKOQBIBS Of WHI NORTHERN ABHOIUNOB COMPANY • Since Its establishment In 1886 to the present time (1878). »„,„, AcoumuNet Fire Net life R 'Z™ 9 lated Yew - Revenue. Revenue. T 's o lt Funds in • • , **"•"*"• hanH 1 ''■■•" "■■'«'" ''«: ? £ & 1836 SOT. 700 1,200 88,200 1838 1,900 000 8,500 1811 8,200 9,800 2,400 68,900 > 1044 4,000 14,000 4,000 65,600 1847 6,800 18,200 6,800 184,600 1860 . 7,000 26,000 6,600 162,800 1868 22,000 87,400 8,600 225,800 1868 68,400 66,600 18,200 842,600 1860 100,800 62,600, 18,600 458,600 ; 1862 127,000 76,800 24,200 608,400 1 1866 168,900 87,400 84,700 808,700 ' 1868 182,600 118,700 41,100 040,000 1 1371 236,400 119,900 67,700 1,241,600, 1 1874 818,800 188,000 78,400 1778,100 1877 408,700 167,600 3,816,800 ' .... . , LIFE DEPARTMENT » 1 It Is worse than useless to possess a Life Policy unless there is the certainty that the sum assured will be paid at death. A man may for yean trust to it as th support of his family, and ultimately find that it Is e no value. The sums assured by the " NORTHKRN' , are guaranteed by the Shareholders capital of Three Millions Sterling, and by its Accumulated Funds, all safely invested, amounting already (December, 1877) to more than Two Million Two Htr* mij> Tsoqs ami ' Pqohds, and continually increasing. ' In the Participation Branch, the whole of the ' AHOERTiJNKD aTnaniUß at each valuation belong* to the Assured. " ::r The undersigned, Agent for the above Company, is prepared to accept Risks against Fire on Buildings incl I Contents in the City and Province of Auckland, at the LOWEST CURRENT RATES. . ,