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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10836, 20 August 1898, Page 2

: ■■•-. : .." Booksellers and Stationers '.T.,v... f.piKABA .' n'i-'oe'.'-E • V. ..v--.v 'OF >y :- v , ; , ."::•..■■• < r " CHRISTMAS NUMBKItS (With all Coloured Plates) .' !r AT REDUCED PRICES. J" BLACK AND WHITE LADIES' PICTORIAL M YULIJ TIDE * SICHTCH ft GENTLEWOMAN QUEEN d LONDON GRAPHIC ' LONDON LIFE "' THE WORLD 1. N.Z. GRAPHIC, 6D if TOWN AND COUNTRY JOURNAL, 60, ' REDUCED TO one SIULLISO, n With Postage, Is 3d. • ____ l. J WIIDMAK * TYE), L it VICTORIA ARCADE. AUOKLAND. \[ MEW "DOOKS JUST •RECEIVED ,-. s. i! ii. To Klondike and Back, with maps and photos 2 t '•* Tho Lust of Hate, by Boothby 2 6 k A Widow's Tale, by Mrs. Oliphant ... 2 6 Castlebraeß, by James Paton 2 6 id Beth Book, by Sarah Grand 2 6 e, Sohool for Saints, by John Oliver Hobbs 2 6 '• The Seasons of a Life, by H. F. Lee ... 2 6 1 The Golfing Pilgrim, by Hutchinson ... 2 6 i r Crook of the Bough, by if. M. Dowie ... 2 6 n Scribes and Pharisees, by Le Quex ... 2 6 i- Lady Jezebel, by Fergus Hume 2 6 '" The Cattle Man, by Bergen 2 6 Simple Tests for Minerals, by Campbell 3 t ie Turning for Amateurs, 144 plates 3 C if Practical Boat Building ana Sailing, by '• Dixon Kemp 7 6 s Add 2d in Is for postage. '' rj rn (CHAPMAN, I BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, d 96, Queen-street. 1 Opposite Bank of New Zealand. \ CHAiWTALOUP & COOPER SOME BOOKS ON J TRADES AND INDUSTRIES. . Arrowsmith's Paperhangers' Companion 6 0 Art of Ticket-writing 1 3 . Badenoch, Art of Letter-painting 1 6 Brant, W. T., Painter, Gilder, Varnisher 7 6 Beaumont, R„ Woollen Cloth Manufacturer 7 6 Brophy, T., Pattern Cutting Made Easy 3 6 Browne, Dress OHtting and Tailoring, • with Patterns. 2 vols 3 9 Hoot and Shoe Making and Mending ... 1,3 Oallingliam, Sign Writing on Glass ... 5 0 Ooinpaing and Dovere's Overcoat Cutting 3 6 5 Davidson, E., Practical House-painting 6 0 - Facey, Elementary House Decoration ... 2 0 Facoy, House Decorator 6 0 • 3 Firth, A., Cane Basket Work 1 6 Foscuet, A., Guide to Conchpalnters ... 6 0 Gadd, J., Soap Manufacturer 5 0 I dessert, Glass Staining and Painting ... 2 6 Gamier, P., Painting on Glass 1 3 Hurst, G. 11., Painters' Colours, Oils, Varnishos 12 6 t, Hill, H., Boot and Shoo Manufacturers 4 0 Hannibal, A., Last-fitting and Pattern--1 cutting 3 6 Hurst, G. H„ Garment Dyeing and Cleaning 4 6 I James, M. E,, How to Decorate 4 0 Lcno's Boot and Shoo Making 2 0 - Marsh, J. 8., Cameo Cutting. 1 6 ' Monie, 11., Sizing Ingrodlcnts 2 0 1 Powell and Chanco, Glass Manufacture 3 6 1 Pearce, W. J., Painting and Decorating... 10 6 ! Rhoad, G. W., Etching 1 6 Saward, B. C, Decorative Painting ... 3 6 ' , Scoot, W. 0., Window Tloket Writing ... 1 3 \ Terry, G., Pigmonts, Paints, and Painting : 7 6 . Tebbntt, A. E., Last Making 13 . Wyman's Practical Upholstery 2 6 j Add 2d toils for postage. , QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ' ~~~ 1 TJ P T 0 N & CO. . s d , 6 0 Principles of Fruitgrowing, Bailey. 4 6 Plant Breeding, Bailey. 4 6 The Forcing Book, Bailoy. 4 6 The Nursery Book, Bailey. 3 6 Horticulturist's Rule Book, Bailey. 6 0 The Fortuity of tho Land, Roberts. 6 0 The Spraying of Plants, Lodewar. | 3 6 Tho Tree Planter, Propagator, and Pruner, Wood. 3 6 Market and Kitchen Gardening, Shaw. 6 6 Manures and Manuring, Alkman. ■ ■< 1 6 Farmyard Manure Aikman. 6 0 The Practice of Forestry, Michie. < 3 6 Pruotioal Forestry, Webster. ' 6 6 Rotliamstod Experiments on the Growth of Wheat, Barley, eto., Fream. 2 6 ABO of Agriculture, Weld. 2 6 Horticultural Handbook and Exhibitors' Guide, Dunn. 1 ■ 9 0 Advanced Agriculture, Wobb. 6 0 Manual of Injurious Insects and Prevention, Ormerod. 3 0 Fruit Farming up to Date, Bunyard. , . 5 0 Fallow and Fodder Crops, Wrlghtson. . 10 0 Subtropical Cultivations and Climates, Haldane. 6 0 Tropioal Agriculture. Nicholl. ; 1 3 Gorse, Furze, and Whin. 7 6 Milk, Cheese, and Butter, .Oliver. 3 6 Cheese and Cheese-making, Butter, and Milk, Long. Postage, 2d extra in Is, UPTON & CO., QUEEN-STREET. Dental. , EDWIN COX, L.D.S., ENG.. < DENTIST, KINOSLEY HOUSE, HOBSON-STREET, . Near Oram's Hotel. , 1 Til TTERBERT pO X, DENTIST, (LATE E. COX AND SON), ! . A.M.P. BUILDINGS, 216, QUEEN-STREET, telephone 674. 1 A. L. SMx T * ! OLD ESTABLISHED DENTIST, ] COSHER HOBSON-STREET (OPPOBITB »T. ! Matthew's Chcbch). I Artificial Teeth Carefully Fitted. j OHABGES MODERATE. PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS, ' Telephone 577. •piIEDERIOK O -DALUN, | SURGEON DENTIST, by EXAM., I Winstone's Buildings. Upper Symonds-street, Can supply Artificial Teeth as reasonable as anyone in (own. Best work guaranteed. N.B.— attend at Pukekoke (Goodwin's Boarding-house) every Sale Day. n ft Q U B B I E. TAILOR (From Hill Bros., Old Bond-street, London), . L 283, QUEEN-STREET, AUOKLAND (Opposite Tonson Garlick) Is showing a Choice Selection of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS Received by the Pakeha. Q. TUTEEVYN -RYLANCE, ' SURGEON DENTIST (by Eiam.),< ] Corner of Karangahape Road and Edinburgh- 5 street. (Several years with Mr, Carter.) Artificial Teeth made in Vulcanite, Celluloid, Gold, etc. Lifelike appearance and fit guar- '' anteed. Treatment of Children's Teeth a x Specialty. Absolutely Painless Extractions * by Gas. Noted for Moderate Terms. 5 .W. N. L eatham ' I BURGEON DENTIST. (For two years with the late Mr. W. H. Skeet), = May be consulted at his Rooms, adjoining Messrs. Chamtaloup and Cooper, QUEEN-STREET. ( H. F. i W I INDSOE SURGEON DENTIST ( (By Exam., ( SHORTLAND-STREET (Opposite Goneral Post Office). c Telephone 377. •W. H. WRla HT< = SURGEON DENTIST TOP OF SHORTLAND-STREET ] (Successor to A. L. Wright) Telephone 657. TT " % :.N ':N if q" •*-•• Rerubbers, Relines, Repairs, and Makes Pneumatic Tyres. A Oyole Riding Sohool is open from 9 a.m. till • ■ 6 p.m., and 7 p.m. till 10 p.m. " y I.'- FAOTORY AND SCHOOL, ZEALANDIA SKATING RINK, STANLEY- • ZO. STREET.-' ■ •• ■ ' V : - (Below Supreme Court). -\ ■■■•■ < ■'.'•'' ' Telephone No. 847, •■•'•^;,: , s, . ;