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Wairarapa Standard, Volume XX, Issue 2079, 10 June 1887, Page 1

“THE UNIVERSE” oa THE WONDERS OF CREATION Bi F. A. Pooch*, M.D. ILLUSTRATED BT 270 BNUBAVINGB. THE WHOLE PANORAMA OF NATURE. Price, 14a 6d gilt adgsa, or IS* 6d plain edge*. .The Universe ; or.l The Wonder* ol Crea “on is written by the renowned and distinguished Mr F. A. Ponohet, the great French scientist, well-known by reputation the world orer. Thia great work which be give* to the world in a marvelously interesting form, ii Ute reeult ol a liletime of atady and discovery in the realm* of the Wonder* of Creation. Mr Ponohet ia one of the firat and foremost aeientiata that the world has ever known, and whatever come* from hie pen may never be questioned ; he make* science a* interesting as the most exciting romance, and thus he entertains in the most fascinating manner, while he educates and convey* in the clearest and most accurate manner the most useful information about The Universe; or, The Wonders of Creation.

A thousand soientifls works might by studied without seouriog the information that is condensed in this wonderful book. It is a scientific work of the most exact and accurate nature. It is as interesting as a romance.

Th« price ia extremely low for euch an I important and elegant volume, and were the prioe 30a or 26a per copy, the book would not | be deer. It ia, by long cdda, the cheapest great work aver pnbliahed in America. The 270 aplendid engravinga coat aome five thousand dollars for the drawings alone, and over three thousand dollars more for catting the engravings. The paper on which it is printed is the finest and best that can be manufactured. No book before the public ia meeting with such universal success as this one. and all intelligent people want it. aud eannot afford to go without it. This great work presents a view of tbe whole panorama of nature—all that is on earth ; all that is known to science of tbe starry heavens, passes before tbe reader’s view. No intelligent family can afford to go without Tbe Universe ; or, The Wonders of Creation, especially if in it yonng children are growing up, or if in it there are young men aud women. The book contains about 800 pages. The silvered covers, ornamented with gold, ass tbe richest and most artistic ever before ibe public. Taken as a whole, it is tbe handsomest book ever published in America.

AGENT FOB THE WAIEABAPA : P. BAUEATT, GBEYTOWH. Who will eonyoa for laboariberi throughout the Volley.

Winter 1887. The colder the weather the warmer the clothing we require. Now to be thoroughly equipped for winter, go far as clothing is concerned, you must visit Veitch and Allan’s Drapery Establishment. Ladies’ Ulsters from 10s Gd „ Fur-Uned Cloaks from 40s „ Dress stuff from 4-Jd to 5s Gd yd Children’s Ulsters almost being given away. Wool goods in great variety. Millinery is again a leading feature of the winter show. For style and price Veitch and Allan are the first house in the Wairarapa. Past success show that the public have realised this. Our winter varieties aie too numerous to mention, but a visit will amply repay any intending purchaser, when they will find the stock replete with all the latest novelties and at prices that defy comparison. Gentlemen can get the best Gar* ments that are to be had in the province at Veitch and Allan’s. The Tweeds are the very latest patterns and of the first quality, and the tit and finish are certainly second to none in the colonv.

In theKeady Made Department we alao bold firat rank ; for iuatance “ Tbo Jubilee " Suit at 87a 6d, ia the beat value that can be procured out of England, and for Trouaera cuatomera will hardly believe it when we tell them the price, they areeo cheap. Our Mercery Department ia alao complete. A viaitre»p*-cifu)ly invited before buying ektewhere VlflTCll & ALLAN, Greytown. I. JOHKSI'ON,