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Otago Witness, Issue 1422, 22 February 1879, Page 1

LITERATURE. ALEXANDER SLIGO, Bookseller, Stationer, &0.,IMPORTS on the most advantageous terms and supplies his Customers at the lowest possible rates. SCHOOL BOOKS and REQUISITES. Magazines, Periodicals, Newspapers by every Mail. The late reduction in Book Postage enables Country Subscribers to be supplied at Lower Rates than before. Bookbinder, Manufacturing Stationer, Paper Rulor, Printer, &c. From long personal and practical experience, the possession of the best obtainable machinery, and importing only tho beat material, lam in a position to guarantee first-class work at prices which will ensure a continuance of favours once began. GEORGE STREET (Opposite the Royal George Hotel), Dunedin. NEW ZEALAND BOOK AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. The Noted House for BOOKS AND STATIONERY In all their branches. Direct Importer of LITERATURE, Comprising — i Agriculture Geology and Mineralogy Architecture History ! Astronomy Languages Art Law - Biography Mechanics 3otany Natural History Ohemistry Naval and Military i Divinity Political Iducation Poetry Jiotion Philosophy &o (> „ &c, &c. Aiso, I\»"..&OiAely -bound Books, Bibles, Church (Services,- Hymn and Psalm Books, Musical Publications, &o. ' The Newest Publications and Latest Editions received by each Mail, which are duly advertised in the Witness and other leading papers. Subscriptions received For the principal English, American, Foreign, and Colonial Newspapers and Periodicals. Terms, &c, on application. *3S" Special Notice. — To Committees of > Public Libraries and Schools special terms are arranged for the supplying of Newspapers, Periodicals, and New Books. J STATIONERY. : Plain, Fancy, and Commercial Stationery forwarded to any part of the Colony at the Lowest Prices. EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. A full supply of the School Bookß now in use throughout the Colony always kept in stock, together with a general assortment of School and College Books. N.B. — Special arrangements made with : Schoolmasters and School Committees. GEO. T. CLARKE, Importer of Books and Stationery, George street, Danedin. BUSINESS NOTICES. EICHARDT'S HOTEL, QUEENSTOWN. 1 (Under the p&tronage of the late Governors of New Zealand— Sir George Grey, Sir G. F. Bowen, and Sir James Ferguson.) This magnificent Hotel haa lately been entirely rebuilt in stone, and is second to none in the Colonies. Adjoining the Commercial Hotel is a private buildiDg, specially arranged for the convenience of Tourists and Families who visit the Lakes, The rooms are handsomely furnished, and command a charming view of the magnificent mountains . and beautiful Lake scenery. Boats and , guides to all parts of the Lake provided. Sample-rooms for commercial travellers. T> AND A. J. PARK, ' ENGINEERS and SURVEYORS, i ACCOUNTANTS, LAND, and SHARE 1 BROKEES, ABSENTEE and GENERAL AGENTS. Rents and Debts Collected. Waste Lapds Board business attended to. ■ Offices : Savings Bank Buildings, Dunedin. A IR E LAND, i SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER, Palmerston street, RIVFRTON. A large assortment of every description of Saddlery always on hand. N.B.— Opposite Ppst Offioe,