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Observer, Volume 7, Issue 158, 22 September 1883, Page 18

/^IiM^^OOOKS & : STATIONERY v>-.;V,7:/-;;..X> ': -; v .-- --' "I^PIRATiON OP LEASE. - y^"^-'^W^ .-,-. ......ffy'r."' ' ' '" VI*ENUINE i^LEARANCE ISaLE NOW GOIN© ON 03? THE ENORMOUS STOCK OP BOOKS AND STATIONERY (the laegest in the colony), at the old established book store, 100, QtTEEN-STEEET, AUCKLAND. Twenty Thousand Books to Select from. THE HANDSOMEST PAMILY BIBLE' EVER IMPORTED , Is being Sold at Half-price, Two Guineas. SPLENDID BOXES OP STATIONERY, Containing 50 sheets Paper and 50 Square Envelopes (tinted, granite, cream-laid, .-. v or mourning), SOLD AT'HALF-PKICE-4>NE SHILLING. This is an exceptional opportunity for Public Libraries, Sunday-school Libraries, &c, to replenish their, shelves. Special discounts are being offered. MERCHANTS AND STOREKEEPER! ; . Should now lay in a : stock of : .: : WELL -SEASONED ACCOUNT BOOKS. •' UPWARDS OP 1000 PHOTOGRAPHIC ; ALBUMS, At an Aveeage of Half-peice. B<3UND VOLUMES;, Jf "Leisure Hour|, u Sunday at Home," "Bow Bells, "Pamily Herald," " Lradon Journal/I ">Day of Rest, " Goodwood," "Welcome," "Quiver," &c, at Clear ANpE Peices.. This is, a capital chance for country settlers to lay in a stock of Winter Reading. „ •- „ ... i'■T - - . # Remember, this is a Genuine Clearance Sale, and the stock must be disposed of quickly, as the lease expires shortly, and the premises are coming down. : ;j <* N./Gv L'att» ; o:x,'-j7 j ; ■ (kATE E. WATTE), l ; .^.^ j IMiPOBTEB OP BOOKSTAND STATIONEBTi: 1 "* 100, ' QUEEN '- ST'RE^QDi^ Atokeamb. '-'•