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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 7221, 17 July 1884, Page 4

Business Notices MASONIC HOTEL, CCBA’STREET, C. B. PRESS (late of Royal Tiger), Proprietor, MR PRESS, having leased Iho above premises from Mr Jameson, hopes to meet all old faces, and as many new as will favor him with their patronage. The Old Quality of Liquor—Good. C. B. PRESS,; Masonic ITotcd, G 43 Cuha«street. “ORB’ ALVANI3ED JRON, 2260 Square Feet per Ton, 210 NEWLAND’S Carpenter and Joiner’s Assistant, 60s. Ainslej’s Engineers Manual now edition, 9.’, 6d Hadfield’s American House Carpenter, 25s Gd The Cabinetmaker’s Pattern Book, 12s Gd Wilson’s Bril i'h Farming, 12s Randalls Practical Shepherd, 12s Gd Willard’s Practical Butter Book, ss. GJ, The Art of Tea Blending, 3s. Gd Cameron’s Plasterer’s Manual, 4s. Gd Australian Shoe]) Hu bandry, Gs Gd Schild’s Album of Fancy Costumes, 3s Gd Holt’s Gentlemen’s Fancy Dress, 3s Gd Span’s Engineer’s Tables, Is Gd The Practice of Hand-turning, 8s Gd Tire Printers Practical Every-day Book, 4s Gd Printing Machines and Machine Printing, Gs Gd Crown Lands Guide, No. G, Is Sidney’s Book of the Horse, 35s Bo.v’s Economics of Construction in relation to framed structures, sj, Art Work, in Gold and Silver, 3a Gd The Poultry Yard and Maiket, 3s Cassell’s Concise Oyclopcedia, 18s. Gd. Caese Pa Dictionary of Cookery, 9s GJ Cassell’s Bible Dictionary, 9s. 6J. Cassell’s French and English Dictionary, 4s Gd CaseelPs Family Prayer Book, 6s Gd Welshe’s Practical Guide to Business, 9a Gd Art in Ornament and Dress, 4s 6d Koutledge’s Popular History of Science, 9s Gd Oontanaean’s Practical Dictionary of the French and English Languages, 2s. Gd. and 5a Pitman’s Phonographic Dictionary, 4s. Beadnell’a Spelling and Punctuation, 3s. 6d Bracken’s Lay’s of the Laud of the Maori aad Moa, ss.

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