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New Zealand Mail, Issue 246, 5 August 1876, Page 23

PublicationsThe Saturday Review says of the Family Herald, " Its novels and tales are quite as well written as the best circulating-library stories.” pripn SIYHOnPO TIAMILY II EII A L D Monthly Fart. JL The Melbourne Punch says : " Thirty years ago we were weekly sent to buy the Family Herald. We are now old ; and last week we recklessly purchased a monthly part of the. Family Herald, and we are bound to state that in its green old age it is livelier, more interesting, and a better publication than ever. Like wine, it improves with age.” Price Sixpence. 171 AM I L Y lIEE A L D Monthly Part. 1 The Maryborough Chronicle says : “Persons on the look out for a family paper might do well to try a number of this periodical.” Price Sixpence. Family herald monthly part. The Brisbane Courier says:— “The story teller, as of old, contains matter of the most absorbing interest to novel readers. The scientific items, from tlic variety which they embrace, are useful to mechanics or farmers, whilst mothers of families are, with a few words, initiated into the fearful and wonderful mysteries of apple fool, treacle pie, or the dishing up of Australian meats and soups. Amusements are not forgotten, and random readings, full of original wit and humor, assist in making up a periodical acceptable to all.” Price Sixpence. FA MI L Y HER AL D Monthly Part. The Weekly Herald, says : “ The most instructive and amusing of our English periodicals; and its pure literature, its well-written tales, and its excellent leading articles, render it truly ‘ a joy to tens of thousands of innocent English households.’ ” Price Sixpence. 171 A M I I; Y HERA L D Monthly Part. 1 The Brisbane Tclcgrajih says “Still holds its own as the best of the London weekly periodicals. Its stories are excellent from every point of view, and their authors hold no mean place in the literary world Its essays afford real intellectual treats.” The 1 FAMILY HERALD may bo had in Half-yearly 1 Volumes (4s Gd) and in Monthly Parts (Gd) at a small percentage over the published price, of all Colonial Booksellers and Newsagents ; or the Monthly Parts direct from W. STEVENS, 421, Strand, London, for 14s per annum, post free. THE FAMILY HERALD. Colonial Booksellers can obtain an extra supply of the current Parts through Messrs Gordon and Gotch, Collins-street, Melbourne ; Georgo-street, Sydney; and Queen-street, Brisbane. Miscellaneous SAMSON FENCING WIRE.— This is an entirely new and superior description, and shows an immense saving as compared with old sorts, a mile of live wires weighing only 10 cwt., versus 17 cwt. No. 8 ordinary Wire. Purchasers particularly note that the SAMSON WIRE is slightly oval in shape, to distinguish it. Each coil has a brass padlock tally and a tin tally stamped “Patent Oval Samsop Wire.” j%. ‘ Manufactured by the Whitecross Wire Co., ; fnr . Warringt <i. and may be procured through V if h any Merchant. Ironmonger, or Storekeeper. <> JOSEPH GILLOTT’S STEEL PENS. Sold by all dealers throughout the World. THE BEST SEED ARC CRQWIVAND SUPPLIED BY SUTTON & SONS VEGETABLE SEEDS FLOWER SEEDS FARM SEEDS GRASS SEEDS BEST QUALITY OMLY. DELIVERED FREE TO MY PORT /M FNCLAND PRICED LISTS POST FREE. TO ANY* JPART OF THE WORLD* MO JHSENTS. BEE TRADEMARK ON EVERY PACKET AJfEffIirTAH'CE MUSr/iCCOMPAfjy EVER i f ORDER Prompt djspatcr guaranteed. PACKETS SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR EVERY CLIMATE* VEGETABLE .SEEDS Sip 0-2/ ■ 03/- lOC/- 310/• £ACU FLOWER SEEDS, top 21 I- <J2p 03/ JOE/- EACH FARM &JGRASS, SEEDS EH’ JOS/- goal- 400 p & UPWARD EACH ASSORTMENT CONTAINS BEST AND MOST SUITABLE KINDS. SUTTON & SOWS THE QUEENS SCEDSMS w READING,NEAR LONDON.ENGLAND, j HiBHAESSRS. SUTTON’S CATALOGUES MAY BE QBT&MD AT THE OFFICE OF THIS JOURNAL, Prepared expressly cleaning Machines, for the Patent KnifeIndia Rubber and Buff Leather Knife Boards. Knives constantly cleaned with it have a-brilliant polish equal to new cutlery. Packets 30. each ; and tins, 6d., 1 /-, 2/6 and 4/- each. Prevent friction in cleaning and injury to THE KNIFE. OaKEY’S WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH SHOULD HE USED WITH HIS BOARDS. JNON-MEkCU RIAL], For Cleaning and Polishing Silver, Electroplate, Plate Glass, &e. Tablets Gd. each. In Solid Blocks—id., 20. & v>. each, & is. Boxes JOHN OAKEY & SONS, MANUFACTURERS OF Wellington Emery & Black Lead Mills, ESTMINSIER BRIDGE ROAD, LOUDON, ENGLAND,