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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8629, 27 July 1891, Page 7

Local Industries. r O ; OK HERE. (J AT REDUCTION IN Til 15 PRICES OF VENETIAN AND WIRE BLINDS. . ' . OLDEST AND CHEAPEST BLIND MAKERS IN NEW ZEALAND. WITH OUR IMPROVED MACHINERY, We can turn out BLINDS CHEAPER AND BETTER j THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE COLONY. Old Blinds Repainted* Taped, and Corded, at Very j ■ Low llates. ' Terms : Net Cash on Delivery A. & A. BUSBY, AUCKLAND VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY, | CORNER OK COOK AND Git STREETS TO SETTLERS. STOREKEPEERS, FARMERS AND OTHERS. IRELAND BROTHERS TANNERS, LEATHER MANUFACTURERS .WHOLESALE AND EI'AIL SADDLERS, SADDLERS IRONMONGERS AND GRINDERY IMPORTERS. .CASH BUYERS OP niDES, WOOL, SHEEP SKINS, TALLOW, BEESWAX, &C., j AT CURRENT RATES. " \VARKHOUSIC-t-VI/I.CAN LANK »ND HIOU-stiIEET WORKS—PANMURE. AUCKLAND. N. Z. - STILL DYEING TO LIVE AND LIVING TO DYE. CITY OF ! AUCKLAND DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT (Established 1801). ; • " ' ' /! \ Gentlemen's Superfine Dark Tweed Suits Cleaned Renewed, or Dyed, well Pressed. Light Hummer Suits Cleaned, Scoured, and well Pressed, on short notice. Ladies' Silks, Satins, - Velvets, and other materials Dyed any .shade. Light Summer Costumes, any shade, Cleaned and well Pressed without taking to piece* Lace Curtains Bleached and: got up equal to new. " Damask Curtains or Table Covers Cleaned or Dyed and Hot Pressed. Feathers Cleaned or Dyed any shade, well curled. WM. EDGAR, WELLESLEY-STREET EAST AND ALPHA DYE WORKS/RICHMOND Established 1804. '. - - /\ T" l; KAPAI CORN mm co., lihitkd, ' AUCKLAND, N.Z. r THOS, J. HARBUTT, Managing Director. Q.LASS "^fORKSi QLASS ! Our Leading Articles this week are : Confectioners Jars, Is per lit.; three Glass Jugs for 2s (id; Lamp Chimneys, three for (Sd ; Glass Balls for shooting at. in quantities to suit purchasers; Garden Shades, all sizes ; Fish Globes and Gold Fish, very cheap.

M. . COOK & SONS. Booksellers and Stationers. OHAIPTALOUF & COOPER'S LIST OF BOOKS - ' ON INDOOR AMUSEMENTS AND RECREATION. *' ■ ' / " a d Andrews, Ac., Chess Problem Text Book ... 7 0 Appleton's Home Amusements .. .. ..3 6 Bell's Handbook of 'I'itble Games .. ..40 Beeton's Dictionary of Games and Amusements.. .. •.. '.. .. ..3 0 Bellow's Art of Amusing .. .. .. ..4 6 Burnand, F. C., Short Plays for Drawingroom 2 0 Brougli'a Book of Burlesques .. .. .. 13 Baxter-Wmy, Round Games with Cards ..10 Bowman's Acting Charades and Proverbs .. 2 0 Cavendish on Whist .. . .. .. .. 0 0 Cavendish on Round Games at Cards .. .. 1 9 Chess Congress of 1862 (Problems) .. ..6 0 Cremer's Magic No Mystery .. .. .. 4 0 Everybody's Book of Indoor Games .. _ 0 6 Euchre, and How to Play It .. _ —13 fretwork and Inlaying, etc. .. _ ..8 0 Girl's Own Indoor Book .. .. .. .. 8 0 Hoyles' Games Modernised .. ~ ..2 6 Houdin, R., Secrets of Conjuring and Magic 3 0 Hoffman's Drawing-room Conjuring .. ..2 6 Jones, W., Games of Patience .. .. .. 3 0 Jennet's Half Hour Plays.. ...... 0 Kunard's Book of Modern Conjuring _ _ 2 6 I,each, Mrs., Fancy Work Basket ... _ 3 0 Lukin's Toy Making for Amateurs — « 4 0 Lealand, C. G., Wood Carving .. .. .20 Longman, F. W., Chess Openings . .. ... 2 6 Millman's Doll Dramas : .. V.. ; .. 2 6 Miller, F., Wood Carving .. >. <. ... ... 6 0 Prevost, C., Terra Cotta Plays .. .. ~ 2 6 Pepper's Boy's Playbook of Science .. _ 6 0 Pole, W:," Theory of Whist ' .. - .. ..2 6 •Staunton, H., Chess Player's Handbook .. 0 0 Staunton, H., Chess Player's Companion .. 0 0 Staunton, H., Chess Praxis .. .. .. 7 0 Sloane's Home Experiments in Science , .. 7 0 Scliauerraan's Wood Carving .. .. .80 Waugh, A., School loom Theatricals .. ..2 0 Walker, A., Plays for Children .. ... ..13 76, QDEEO-ST7AUCKLAND. J^IBERTY, AND A JIVING ! THE RECORD OF AN ATTEMPT TO SECURE BREAD AND BUTTER, SUNSHINE, , AND CONTENT, BY GARDENING, FISHING, AND HUNTING, By PHILIP J. HUBERT. . This charming book is by a well-known New York journalist, who has carried to a successful issue the dream of his life as set forth in the title of his delightful record. Price, Is 6d ; Postage, 6d.

ILDMAN & JjYELL, VICTORIA ARCADE. UPTON AND CO. U NEW AND POPULAR WORKS JUST RECEIVED s. d. 4 0 MODERN SCIENCE AND MODERN THOUGHT, S. Laing 15 0 JOHN C. PATON, MISSIONARY TO THE NEW HEBRIDES. Baited by his Brother. Two volumes 7 6 MACKAY OF UGANDA, By his Sister 2 0 IDLE THOUGHTS OF AN IDLE FELLOW, J. K. Gerome _ 5 fl THREE MEN IN A BOAT, J. K. Gerome 3 0 IN DARKEST ENGLAND AND THE WAY OUT, General Booth 3 6 PROSE DRAMAS, Ilenrlck Ibsen 3 0 HYPNOTISM, Albert Moll 3 6 EVOLUTION AND DISEASE, J. B. Sutton 3 6 SANITY AND INSANITY, C. Mercier 3 0 EVOLUTION AND MARRIAGE, C. H. Letoumeau 5 6 ELECTRICITY IN MODERN LIFE, De Tunzelmann 3 6 PHYSIOGNOMY AND EXPRESSION, P. Mantegazra 3 6 M/ NUAL TRAINING IN EDUCATION, Chas. Woodward 8 6 CYCLOPAEDIA OF EDUCATION, Sonneiv schein 8 6 MINK SURVEYING, B. H. Brough 12 0 TEXT-BOOK OF ASSAYING, C. and J. J. Berriuger ; • UPTON ' AND C 0., 102, QUKKN-strkkt. jyj- EARS & £1 0., BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, &0., 210, QUEEN-STRKKT, Are now offering A LARGE NUMBER OF BOOKS, Jcc., At a Reduction of from 10 to 60 par cent, from the Published Prices. Also In stock, MUSIC BOOKS, STATIONERY, ALBUMS, PURSES, Ac., AT FAIR PRICES. English Periodicals Itogularly Received. N'.B.—Catalogues of most of the Books in Stock forwarded on application. . j