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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9713, 8 January 1895, Page 8

I Booksellersi XT' PT o N & c°it • :.' - ; —*"""" i LETT'S 5 AUSTRALASIAN DIARY, [ 1895. Jl ,f . ■t .... - i NEW ZEALAND : COMMERCIAL DIARIES, ' 1895. 3 - UPTON & CO. . CHAMPTALUuT & COOPER. RECENT BOOKS. - s. d. Allsop, F. C, Induction Coils and Coil * JSiakincj >t ~ ■ • .. ** ~36 . Badenoch, L., Romance of the Insect World 6 0 Blackmore, R. !>., Perlycross .. .. -.2 0 Benson, K. F., The Rubicon .. 2* 6d and 3 6 Bret Harte, A Protege of Jack Hamlin's ..2 0 >. Blitz, M. A., An Australian Millionaire ..2 6 1 Browning's Our Eyes and How to Preserve ' Them ~ 10 3 Clarke, Marcus, Chidcock Tichbourne.. ..2 6 " Clarke, T. M., Building Superintendence ..13 6 Crocker and Wheeler, Management of Dynaraosand Motors.. .. •• -- -- 4 6 Davidson, H. C, What Our Daughters Can r Do .. .. 3 6 ' Donnison, A., Winning a Wife in Australia .. 2 6 Donnelly, Ignatius, The Golden Bottle ..16 ' Button, T., Digestion and Diet 2 0 - Dutton, T., Indigestion, Gout, Corpulency, 1 and Constipation .... .. ..3 0 Dyer, 8., Fertilisers and Feeding Stuffs ..10 Kbers, G., An Egyptian Princess 2s 6d and 3 6 ; Emerson's English Traits and Nature.. ..3 6 Fenn, G. Mauville, The Star Gazers 2s Cd and 3 d . Frederic, H., The Copperhead and other , Stories - - 3 6 Oarcke and Fella, Factory Accounts m ..6 0 Giles" Trip to l<ondon ~ .. — ..0 6 Gould,Nat., Stuck »ap ..2 6 Hardy, _*~ T ess of the D'Urbervilles 2* 6d and 3 6 Uobson, J. A., Evolution of Modern Capitali ism - 3 6 Hungerford, Mrs., The Hoyden 3 6 I Hungerford, Mrs., Nor Wife Nor Maid.. ..3 8 Hutchinson, H. N., Creatures of other Days.. 1* 0 Maskelyne, .).N., Sharp »nd flats .. ..6 0 Merriman, H. 8., With Edged Tools, 2s 6d and 3 6 Oliphant, Mrs., The Prodigals, 2s 6d and 3 6 Parker, G., The Translation of a Savage, 2s 6d and 3 6 Podmore, F., Apparitions and Thought Transferenced 3 6 Royal Natural History, Edited by R, Sydekker, 6 volumes, each .. ». 10 0 Savaje, ft, H., The Flying Halcyon „ ..2 6 Sergeant, A., Story of a Penitent Soul ..26 Snowden, J. K., Tales of the Yorkshire Wolds 3 6 Upward, A., The Queen against Owen ... 3 0 I Herman, S. J., My Lady Botha:. .. _ 3 6 Wevman, S. J., The House of the Wolf „ 3 6 Woman at Home, Annie Swan's Magazine «. 6 0 Webb, U. J., Advanced Agriculture .. ..8 6 Westall, W., For Honour and Life, 2s 6d and 3 C Winter, J. S., Aunt Johnnie 3 6 Wilkins, M. £~ Jane Field ... _. _. 3 6 Woods, M. S., The Vagabonds .. _. ~3 6 Yellow Boole, quarterly voL _ 6 0 Lyall, Edna, Doreen (to arrive shortly) .. 3" 6 Add 2d to the Is on price of book for postage. 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Saddle Horses and Buggies always on I hire. Special arrangements made for Families, or for a lengthened stay. *- Visitors can make arrangements at Wairakei to proceed in any direction desirable, either to Napier, Hunterville, or Wanganui. Under the personal supervision Of Mrs. Graham and an able staff of assistants. ] Post and Telegraph Offices on the premises. J MRS. R. GRAHAM, i Proprietress. BUSHING SUPPLIES—Season 1894-95. < ODB STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE IN EVERY I DEPARTMENT. FISHING NETS-Over 100 in stock-in Scotch Patent Laid Salmon Twine, and other qualities, ... li to *i inch mesh, various depths, from 60 to 1000 yards in length Patent laid Net Twines, Cork Floats, Manila and Fine Coir Ropes Hemp and Cotton Fishing Lines, in great variety Lines mounted on Reels, with Hooks and Sinkers; ready for use Milward's Celebrated Fish Hooks, made especially to our order for local fishing All at Bed-rock Prices. ] ■OOSS AND ANSENNE | SniP CHANDLERS.' 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