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New Zealand Mail, Issue 964, 22 August 1890, Page 31

DUTTON’S NEW FORTNIGHTLY LIST (per s.s. “Tainui”) — Aoademy Pioturee for 1890. Parts 1,2, and 3, completing the work, with full index Including postage to any part of New Zealand, 4s 9d The Burnt Million, new novel, by Jas. Payn, 2a Notes from the News, by Jaa. Payn, 2s Black Blood, new novel, by G. Manville Fenn, 2s Two and Two, a tale of four, new volume of Arrowßmith's Library, la The Mystery of M. Felix, new novel, by Fargeon, 2s The Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow, by Jerome K. Jerome, 3s Od Three Men in a Boat, by Jerome K. Jerome, 4s Stage Land, by Jerome K. Jerome, 4a Robbery Under Arms, new supply, 3s 6d and 2s 6d Otto’s German Convertation Grammar, 5s Gd John Bull and His Island, by Max O’Rell, Is 3d My First Love, by Mrs. Riddell, la Romantic Stories of Stage and Ring; or, Glimpses Behind the Scenes, Is Tom and Jerry; or, Day and Night Scenes, by Pierce Egan, with 34 full-page il. lustrations, 9d Tno Pariah, by Author of Vice Versa, 3s Vice Versa, by F, Anstey, 3s Anthem Studies, new volume of the Camelot Series, Is 3d Eason’s Index of Discounts, Is 6d Don’t, a manual of mistakes, Is The Young Wife’s Advice Book, by Dr. Black, Edin., Is 3d Little Lord Fauntleroy (new supply), 6s Grosvenor College Album of Music, parts 1, to 7. Including postage, Is 6d PLEASE TAKE NOTICE That my Shop, No. 38, Willia-street, will be opened on Saturday, August 2nd, with a new stock of Fancy Goods, Stationery, AccountBooks, and a large Assortment of Books and Magazines of newest literature, I hope by keeping down the prices to suit the times to reoeive that generous support which haß been hitherto accorded to me. GEO. W. DUTTON, Bookseller and Stationer., 49, Lambton.quay, and 38, Willis Street. STEAM FIRE ENGINE. THE Corporation of Invercargill having completed their high-pressure water supply system, have for Sale their Merry, weather’s Metropolitan Fire Brigade Steam Fire Engine, No. 1, Figure 5, No. 2 size, very complete ; purchased in 1885 ; well proserved having been seldom used, but when worked found thoroughly efficient; delivers 350 gallons water per minute. Also, a Six Horse-power Clerk’s Patent Gas Engine. —For fall particulars and nrioesapply— W. B. SCANDRETT, Town Clerk, Invercargill. June 12th, 1890, 928 WEAK FREE t mEm 3 men, STroNG hood. Nervous Debility, Lack of Vigor and Development, Premature Decline,"Functional Disorders, Kidney and Bladdu* Diseases. I SEEK CASES WHERE ALL ELSE HAS FAILED and give a written guarantee in all cases undertaken Address-Professor CARL STINEWAY, S 3 Elizabeth St.. Sydney. N S.W.