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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4770, 6 July 1876, Page 4

Books, Stationery, &c. rjTH E PAP YBO GRAPH. Papyrogbaphy Printing from Paper Manuscript—is now recognised in Great Britain as one of the most useful inventions of the age. The process is simple, and economical as regards time and money. Anything written upon papyrographic paper, with papyrographic ink, may, with an ordinary copying press, be easily and rapidly reproduced to the extent of several hundred copies. The Papyrograph is in use in all the English Government departments, and has been adopted by the Victorian Government for the Post, Telegraph, Volunteer, Lands, Customs, Railways, Education, Police, Public Works, Crown Law, Titles Registration, Reformatory, and other public offices. It is employed in several of the banks and insurance offices, by the Shire and Borough Councils, and in many mercantile establishments. To merchants, schoolmasters, secretaries of public institutions, bankers, actuaries, musicians, agents, brokers, accountants, municipal institutions, persons travelling by sea (for amateur journalism), and all who require to multiply manuscript, the Papyrograph is of great value. The possessor of one of these instruments may write a circular at a distance from his place of business, and send it through the post to his office to be multiplied. Where much copying is required, a boy with the Papyrograph will turn out as much work as several clerks would ordinarily execute. Sketches in pen and ink, equal to fine woodcuts, are produced in Papyrography. Music may be multiplied by this process. The Papyrograph is in use by the Metropolitan Liedertafel, and at. the Volunteer department the regimental calls are printed by it. _ It is used for the production of school examination papers, &c. Numerous specimens of all kinds of Papyrographio work may be inspected at any time at MESSRS. LYON AND BLAIR’S Lambton-quay, Who are Sole Agents for Wellington. JUST PUBLISHED. “THE LAND QUESTION,” A Lecture by John Aitken Connel, Esq., delivered at the Athenaeum, Dunedin, on Thursday, Ist June, 1876. LYON & BL AIR, Lambton-quay, Wellington. TVJ'EW BOOKS just received per Overland ill Mail, via Suez. Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay, by his nephew, G. O. Trevelyan, 2 vols. Records of the Past, vol. 6 Greg’s (W. R.) Mistaken Aims Hunting of the Snark, by the author of “ Alice in Wonderland” Picturesque Europe, part 2 Davenant’s Roads to Eortune A Charming Bellow, by Trollope How to Woo and Win a Wife, by Henry Southgate Text Books of Science : Railway Appliances, by J. W. Barry Whiteladies, by Mrs. Oliphant, cheap edition Walter’s Word, by J. Payne, cheap edition Villa Gardening, by W. Paul Lectures on Recent Advances in Physical Science, by Professor P. G. Tait Doctors and Patients, by J. Timbs Daniel Deronda, by Geo. Eliot, book 4. LYON & BLAIR, Lambton-quay, Wellington. rjJHE NEW ZEALAND MAGAZINE. A QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF GENERAL LITERATURE. PART lII.—JULY. Contents : 1. Mahori Migrations, by W. H. L. Ranken. 2. A Visit to the King of Burmah, by W. 0. Pepys. 3. The History of Creation; a Review, by Oapt. Hutton. 4. The Doctrine of Evolution and Christianity, by Rev. Wra. Salmond, Professor of Theology to the Presbyterian Church in Otago. 5. The Public Estate, by C. W. Purnell. G. Spirit Seeking and Table Talking, by J. Giles, R.M.; 7. The Problem of Poverty, part 3, by Professor Macgregor. Price, 2s. 6d. Subscription for the year, 10s. By post, 11s. 6d. Trade supplied. LYON AND BLAIR, Lambton-quay, Sole Agents for Wellington, Napier, and Wanganui. Properties for Sale. FOR SALE.—A General Store in the country, doing a large and increasing business ; first-class premises, comprising shop, dwelling-house and warehouse, upon one acre of freehold land, in a rising township. Present owner is retiring from business. For further particulars apply to MESSRS. BENJAMIN SMITH & CO, Land Brokers, &0., Lambton-quay, Next Odd Fellow’s Hall. FOR SALE.—9SOO acres within 13 miles of Masterton, with 7000 sheep, 200 stud Lincoln sheep, 60 head cattle, 10 horses, working bullocks, dray, implements, &c. Improvements consist of 12-roomed house, &c., 8 paddocks, sheepyards, stockyard, woolshed, dip, &c. Property fenced, and subdivided into 4 divisions ; between 3000 and 4000 acres in grass. Soil excellent, and mostly open country. Is within short distance of railway. Apply Messrs. MURRAY, COMMON, & CO., Lambton-quay, Wellington. FOB SALE.—2SOO acres in the Wairarapa district, with 2000 sheep, working bullocks, horses, &c. The property contains a cottage, paddocks, yards, woolshed, and other improvements. A large quantity of grass seed has been sown, and the boundaries are good. The soil is excellent, and about 2000 acres open land. The property is well situated, having five surveyed roads through it, and the railway will run close by. Apply Messrs. MURRAY, COMMON, & CO., Lambton-quay, Wellington. FOR SALE.—A Comfortable Dwellinghouse in Tinakori-road, situated south of the residence of Wm. Halse, Esq., and containing four rooms and scullery. Built on land frontage 45ft. to Tinakori-road, by depth of 132 ft.; more or less. Immediate possession can be given. Apply to JAS. O’SHEA, Wellington. TO BE SOLD —Three valuable and eligible acres. Nos. 227, 228, and 229, in Taranaki-street, in Building Allotments to suit purchasers. The situation is undeniable, and suitable for first-class residences. The land is opposite Abel-Smith-street, and in a most thriving part of the city, well adapted for private houses or business premises of any description. The side streets are laid out very suitably for working men, and upon easy terms. Title under Land Transfer Act. Plans to be seen at, and for further particulars apply to S. PARKES, Land Agent, Dixon-street. J! O R S A L H Section 42, Tawa Flat, consisting of 111 acres, of which 100 has been laid down in English grass. There are also two dwellinghouses, one containing 8 rooms, and the other 3 ; also, a 4-stall stable, and other outbuildings, with Crown grant. For particulars apply to JNO. MORGAN, on the premises.