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New Zealand Mail, Issue 993, 13 March 1891, Page 2

T :HE ELLINGTON IS9I EDITION Contains Cotuplete ci n directory. " - Also, Directory of Ilatt Electorate,Wanganui, Palmerston North, Masterton. PR CE.—I . - - • D 17 T T O N’S N E W L I S T. Two Penniless Princesses, by Charlotte M. Yong*% 2s fi-i The Malay Arehi .elago, Wallace, 2s 6d A Colonial Raformer, by Rolf Boldrewood. 2s 6 t Robbery Under Arms, ditto, 2s 6d The Miner’s Right, ditto, 2s 6d A South Sea ulver, by Alfred St. Johnston, 2< 6d ■ ■ - - ... Told After Supper, by Jerome K. Jerome, 96 or 97 Illustrations, Three Men in a Beat, Do, Illustrated, 3s 6d Idle Tales cf an Idle Fellow, ditto, 3s Stage Land, ditto, 3s 6d On the Stage and Off, ditto. Is 3d The Encore Keeiter, Huoierous, Serious, and Dramatic, Is 3d Hazell's Annual for IS9I, 3s 6d Shorter Stoiies from Balzir, Is 3d Cyclopaedia of Card and Table Games, 10s 6d Cruden’s Concordance (cloth, 2s 6d), Is 6d Houdin’s Card Sharping Exposed, 2s 6d Hoffmann’s Drawing Room Conjuring. 2s 6d Lawn Tennis. &c. Badminton Library Series, 10s Gd Carleton’s Farm Ballad’s, Half Bound, Is Carleton’a Farm Legends, Is Carleton’s City Ballads, Is Channels Philosopher Dick’s —Adventures and Contemplations of a Neiw ZealandShepherd, 7s Lockhart’s Life of Robert Burns, 2s 6d Barth’s Travels in Timbuktu and the Soudan, Illustrated, 2s'6d The Great Taboo, by Grant Allen, author of the-Tents of Shem, &c., 4s The «hreshold of Science, by C. Alder Wright, 7s s . • Joshua ; a Story of Biblical Life, by George Eber3, 2 vols., 03 Tolstoi’s Work While Ye Have the Light, 3s Gd - Tolstoi’s War and Peace, 4 vols., each 2s Tolstoi’e Life, Is 3d Tolstoi’s Sevastopol, la 3d Profitable Dairy Farming, 2s Beeton’s Farm, Field, and Garden, 4s 6d Beeton’s Farmer’s Own Book on the Management of Live Stock. 43 6d Bell’s Agricultural Series, each 2s 6d —-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, Lanr.bton Quay, Wellington. /pHE PAIKAKARIKI HOTEL. C. X 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 £ftv yards of the Railway Station. All trains ■stop a sufficient time to take up or put down j 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 au early hour in the morning. The train leaves town at 5.30 p.m. and Paikakariki for town at 7 a.m. Families accommodated, and early application is .necessary during the summer. The best ’brands of liquors supplied on the premises. The only watering place on West Coast All trains atop ten minutes. w bottles. OLFE’S Schnapps, 40 years before the public. Buy original unopened f (Trade /“’v • g >r Parity, Digestibility, and freedom from l objectionable taste and smell. The A 1 GOD-LIVER OIL is rouble as a curative for General Debility, ’asting Diseases in adults and children, msumption, Decline, Affection of the iroat, Chest. &c. It appears as good as possible M—Lancet. Digestible and palatable.” —Medical Examiner. The most fastidious could easily take it and retain it.”—Medical Times and Gazette. . anufuctured by special process at their vn Faetory. Norway. Notice that each muine bottle has a blue label over, the irk, bearing ths trade mark—Al OODIVEROIL. " _ _ f all Chemists and Storekeepers, price 2s od and 4s 6d per bottle, and from the manufacturers, 3UTHALL BROS, & BARCLAY, Birmingham, London. Wholesale —P. Hayman & Co., Dunedin. Wellington, Auckland, and Christchurch. D EMAND and take nothing but the genuine Wolfe’s Schnapps.