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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 9285, 4 May 1891, Page 4

Business Notices DUTTON’S LIST OF BOOKS AND NEW SUPPLIES. The Witch’s Head, by Rider Haggard (Ulus. trated), Cheap Library Edition, 4a The People I’ve Smiled With, by Marshal! F. Wilder (illustrated), 2s Gd General Booth and His Critics, containing outline of New Trust Deed of the “ Darkest England Scheme,” le 6d Social Diseases and Worse Remedies, letters to the Times on the Booth Scheme, Is 3d A Village Priest (as performed at the Hay. market Theatre), 3s Star Land : Talks about the Wonders of the Heavens, by Sir Robert Ball, F.R.S., 7a Forty Lessons in Engineering (illustrated), 2a 6d Forty Lessons in Carpentry (illustrated), Is Gd Practical Plane and Solid Geometry,including Graphic Arithmetic, Professor Henry Spooner, 4s Tennyson—Coming of Arthur and Passing of Arthur, with notes and introduction by Prof. Rowe, 3s Quintessence of Socialism, Dr A. Sohaffie, 2s Cd Story of English Literature, by Anna Buck* land, 4a Darwin’s Coral Reefs (illustrated), new vol, of “ Camelot ” Series, Is Life of Thackeray, by Herman Merivale, Is Gd Stories of New Zealand Life, including the Two Detectives, &c., by W, Davidson, Is In Double Harness, Poems in Partnership, by G. P. Williams and W. P, Reeves, M.H.R., la Pax Vobiscum, by Prof. Drummond, Is 3d A Review of Pax Vobiscum, by Frank H. White, pastor of Talbot Tabernacle, 9d The Black Police : An Australian Story, 2e The Romance of a Lawn Tennis Tournament, Is Gwen Dale’s Ordeal, Family Story Teller Series, Is A Jolly Fellowship, by Frank Stockton, author of Rudder Grange, &0., la 6d SHILLING SHOCKERS— The Silver Sickle, Frankton Mo >re Weapons of Mystery, Joseph Hocking A Holiday Trip to America, W. Stanyoa Jerry Jacksmith of Lower London, James Greenwood Sow Men Propose : The Fateful Question and Its Answer Hibernian Night’s Entertainment vVaa ho Mod? by Victor R. EAGLE FOUNTAIN PEN, Complete, useful, convenient. Holds ink sufficient to write 30,000 words. The pen is non-corrosive, and always ready for use. Can be carried upright in the pocket like an ordinary peocil. Price la each, or carriage free to any part of New Zealand, Is 3d. GEO. W. DUTTON, Bookseller and Stationer, Lambton quay. TAXTERSAL’S ROYAL STABLES. Sydney Street (Opposite the Government Railway Station). Carriages, Buggies, Waggonettes, Dog Carta, and Saddle Horses on Hire. Vehicles and Horses bought, sold, cr exchanged. p.S.—Drags and ’Buses let to pleasure and picnic parties at train fares. Parties hiring drags or ’buses from Tattersall’a Royal Stables can have the use of the Island Bay Park free of charge. A’bus will leave the Government Buildings for Island Bay daily at 2 p.m. J. LANE, Proprietor, Sydney street. Telephone, 429. 767 LOOKING GLASSES made to order, any size, or reglazed. Mirror Glass from 2s per foot at R. Martin's* 8