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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7898, 17 March 1887, Page 8

Booksellers and Stationers. -[EXPIRATION OF LEASE. PREMISES COMING DOWN. W. E. MEARS Wishes to thank his friend- and customer* for the support accorded him during the past seven years, and to inform them that he has decided to hold A GENUINE CLEARING SALE, | Id order to reduce stock previous to removaL BOOKS AT REDUCED PRICES (Special Terms to Libraries). PHOTO. AND SCRAP ALBUMS (Reduced Prices). PAINT BOXES, from 3d each. TOURISv CASKS, DESKS. SUNDAY-SCHOOL CARDS, SCRAPS. BOUND VOLUMES—CasseII, Chambers, Girls' Own, Leisure Hour, Sunday at Home, Welcome, Bow Bells, London Journal, Good Words, etc. Juveniles, Little Folks, Little Wideawake, Rose hud, ate. Back Volumes of above Very Cheap. NOVELS, from 6d each. NOVKI.ETTES. CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOKB ifrom ONE PENNY. Back Monthly Magazines, Half Price. Christmas Numbers at Reduced Prices, W. E.~M E AK * Bookseller. Stationer, and Mnalcscller, 108. Queen-street, Auckland. Between Saving* Bank and Edson'i Now Building, TT P T O N S CO., QUE KN-STREET. HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE, VOL. 11, WITH fATERBURY WATCH, 17s 6d. Description.— Waterbuiy Watch is not a toy, but a real keyless winding watch, lasting many years, and guaranteed a good timekeeper, going twenty-eight hours after winding. The case is of nickel silver, which always wears bright and clean, with » crystal face. Every watch is tested in varying positions, and guaranteed perfect before leaving the factory, packed in satin-lined rase for safe carriage by post. The watch is a marvel of simplicity, accuracy, and durability. Over 300,000 were made and sold in America last year, and the Company are now soaking 1200 watches a day. QHAMPTAIOUP AND OOOPER. MODERN BIOGRAPHY 8. d. Allen, The Ambassadors of Commerce ..4 0 BeaconsQeld, Lord, Correspondence of .. 12 6 Bright. John, Life of by F. 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