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New Zealand Mail, Issue 992, 6 March 1891, Page 2

fJVETE 1891 EDITION Contains Complete <• IT Y DIRECTORY. ;■ ■;_ /...Also, v ' Directory of Hutfc Electorate,Wanganui, Palmerston North, Masterton. PRICE.—Is. 6d. ELLINGTON D XT T T O N’S . N E W LIST. Two Penniless Princesses, by Charlotte M. Yonge, 2s fid •*■ -- The Malay Arehioelago, Wallace, 2s 6d A Colonial Rsformer, by Rolf Boldrewood. 2s Gci Snobbery IJnder Arms* ditto, 2s 6d "The Miner’s Right, ditto, 2s 6d A South Sea Lover, by Alfred St, Johnston, 2- fid ' : " Told After Supper, by Jerome K. Jerome, 96 or 97 Illustrations, Ss Gd Three Men in a Boat, Do, Illustrated, 3s Gd Idle Tales cf an Idle Fellow, ditto, 3s Stage Land, ditto, 3s 6d •On the Stage and Off, ditto, Is 3d The Encore Reciter, Humerous, Serious, and Dramatic, Is 3d Hazell’s Annual for IS9I, 3s Gd Shorter Stories from Balzac, Is 3d Cyclopce iia of Card and Table Gamas, 10s 6d Craden’s Concordance (cloth, 2s 6d), IsOd Houdiu’s Card Sharping Exposed, 2s Gd Hoffmann’s Drawing Room Conjuring, 2s Gd Lawn Tennis, &c. Badminton Library Series, 10s 6d Carleton’s Farm Ballad’s, Half Bound, Is Cat leton’s Farm Legends, Is Carleton’s City Ballads, Is Chamier’a Philosopher Dick’s—Adventures and Contemplations of a New Zealand Shepherd, 7s Lockhart’s Life of Robert Burns, 2s 6d Barth’s Travels in Timbuktu and the Soudan, Illustrated, 29 Gd ’The Great Taboo, by Grant Allen, author of the Tents of Shem, &c., 4s The Threshold of Science, by C. Alder • Wright, 7s • Joshua ; a Story of Biblical Life, by George Ebers, 2 vols., 5s- - Tolstoi’s Work While Ye Have the Light, 3a Gd Tolstoi’s War and Peace, 4 vols., each 2i Tolstoi’s Life, Is 3d • Tolstoi’s Sevastopol, Is 3d Profitable Dairy Farming, 2s Beeton’s Farm, Field, and Garden, 4s Gd Beeton’s Farmer’s Own Book on the Management of Live Stock, 4s 6d Bell’s Agricultural Series, each 2s Gd—Soils and their Properties ; The Farm and the Dairy ; Diseases of Crops and their Remedies - - NEW SUPPLIES OF SCHOOL BOOKS— Holborn Series, Historical Readers, Blackwood’s Geographical Readers, Star Readers, &c., &c. GEO. W. DUTTON, Latnbton Quay, Wellington. THE PAIKAKARIKI HOTEL. C. Slight begs to inform the residents in the district, also visiting patrons and the travelling public generally, that he has taken over the above -hotel, so favourably known for its firstrate position and accommodation, within fifty yards of the Railway Station. All trains J stop a Bufficieattime to take up or put down passengers, and by breaking the journey at Paikakariki the passenger is saved the inconvenience of arriving in town late at night, or ■of leaving town at an early hour in the morning. The train leaves town at 0.30 p.m. .and Paikakariki for town at 7 a.m. Families -accommodated, and early application is necessary during the summer. The best brands oc liquors supplied on the premises. The only watering place on West Coast. All trains stop ten minutes. WOLFE’S Schnapps, 4D years before the public. Buy original unopened -bottles.

WHERE Co 3-Liver Oil cannot be taken or ia considered nauseous or otherwise objectionable, the only palatable and satisfactory substitute i 3 SOUTHALL’S COD-LIVER OIL EMULSION. Thi3 preparation contains Hypopbosphite of Lime and fifty per cent of Southalls’s fa. mous A 1 brand of Pure Cod-Liver Oil, manu. ■factured by special process at their Norwegian Factories. All the virtues and curative qualities of the Oil arc retained in a palatable form for the treatment of general debility, wasting diseases in adults and children, consumption decline, affections of tbe chest, &c. Procurable from all Chemists and Storekeepers, Price 2s 6d and 4s 6d per bottle, and from all tbe manufacturers. SOUTHALL BROS. & BARCLAY, Sirmingham, England. Wholesale —P. Hayman & Co., Dunedin, Wellington, Auckland, and Christchurch. EMAND and take nothing but the genuine Wulfe’a Schnapps,