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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXIII, Issue 11281, 30 May 1891, Page 4

Business Ad rt-rtiseuicur. JOSEPH SOLEIt, WINE MANUFACTURER, Canonger Vineyard, WANG-ANUL MB SOLER has much pleasure in calling the attention of the public" of Wanganui and also the surrounding districts, to the large and varied stock on hand of his own manufactured Wines. Mr Soler especially wishes to call the attention of the Eotelkeepers and the public generally to the excellent quality of these Wines, as will be seen by tie following Awards. The Wines Mr Soler sent to the Melbourne International Exhibition of 1880, when competing with those from all parts of the world, obtained SIX PHIZES. These Wines were also exhibited at the Ashburton Industrial Exhibition, held on the 20bh March, 1881, and received from the Judges FIRST .AWARD OF MEEIT. He also obtained FIRST /PRIZE MEDAL for these Wines for PURITY at the Christchurch International Exhibition, 1882, and was awarded the FIRST PRIZE at the New Zealand Industrial Exhibition, 1885, Wellington; also a CERTIFICATE with a PRIZE MEDAL at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, London. PRIZE MEDAL Melbourne Exhibition, 1888. Mr Soler would recommend Customers to try an assorted dozen of these Wines at 30s per dozen; 10b per gallon in bulk to Publicans. P.S.— These Wines are not fortified, and are free from drugs of any kind. There are also many different assortments of Wincio in stock that are not mentioned in the list. GREAT /CLEARING CIALE OF BOOKS, PRIOR TO STOCK-TAKING. H. I. JONES~~AND SON. Have put out od a Cheap Table a quantity of Books, which they will sell at f§^T Greatly Reduced Prices during the next Few Weeks. Read the following Price List !--- --3s 6d Books offered for 2s 6d. Colonel Enderby's Wife, by Lucas Malet In the Wrong Paradise, by Andrew Laing His Heritage, by Linda' Gardiner The Confessions of a Thug, by Colonel Meadows Taylor A Noble Queen, by Colonel Meadows Taylor Frederick; Prince and Emperor, by Rennoil Rodd ' The Marquis of Lossie, by George Macdonald God's Providence House, by Mrs G. L Banks A Fair Emigrant, by Rosa Mulholland A Counsel of Perfection, by Lucas Malet The Pillar House, by Elorence Severne Under the Stars and Under the Crescent, by Edwin De Leon Far from ihe Madding Crowd, by Thomas Hardy The Trumpet Major, by Thomas Hardy The Hand of Ethelborta, by . „ A Pair of Blue Eyes Daisies and Buttercups, by Mrs J. H. Riddell Christowel, by R. D. BJackmore Clara Vaughan, by „ Tho Poganuc People, by Mrs Beecher Stowe In Silk Attire, by William Black Two on a Tower, by Thomas Hardy Little Loo, by W. Clark Russoll The Late Mrs Null, by F. R. Stockton Cradock Nowell, by Thomas Hardy Aniusinp Irish Tales, by W. Carleton 2s 6d Boeks offered at 2s. Countess Sarah, by Georges Ohnot Ronee Maporin, by E. and J. De Concourt Tho Meadow-street Comedy, by L. A. Pjnkerton His Child Friend An Unsocial Socialist, by G. B. Shaw . A Mere Accident, by George Mooro The Trials of Jetta Malaubret, by Victor Cherbuliey My Brother Yves, by Pierre Loti Mr Butler's Ward, by F. M. Robinson Roland, or the Expiation of a Sin, by Amy Ecilaw Prince Zilah, by Jules Claretio An Exile's Romance, by Arthur Keyser The Marl Pit Mystery, by Georges Ohnet Tara's Bulba, by Nichola V. Gogol A. Hero of Our Time, by M. Lormontoff Baboe Dalimao, or the Opium Fiend, by T. H. Perelaer . Vestigia, by George Fleming Nimrod's Northern Tour, by Apperley JorrocVs Jaunts and Jollities, by Su'rtees Jack's Cousin Kate, by E. C, Kenyon The Fair God, a Tale of the Conquest of Mexico, by Lew Wallace Sporting Rambles, by William Barry Man, by L. B. Walford Justin Harley, a Romance of Old Virginia, by J. E. Cooke Generalship, by George Roy A Deadly Errand, by Max Hillary Thicker than Water, by James Payn Sundries. My Undo Barbasso, illustrated, 18s 6d, for 10s Finance and Politics, an Historical Study, 1783-1884, by Sydney Buxton ( vols), 30s, for 20s The Narrative of an Expelled Correspondent, by Frederick Boyle, 7s 6d, for 3s Gd History of Two Queens, by W. H. .Dixon (4 vols), 255, for 16s International Relations, by the Times Correspondent at Berlin (2 vols), 10s, for 6s The British Army, by Sir Charles Dilke, 12s 6d, for 8s The Eton Portrait Gallery, illustrated, consisting of short Memoirs of eminent Eton Men. 7s 6d, for 5s Life of the Duke of Wellington, by W. H. Maxwell (3 vols), £2s 6d for 13s International Vanities, by E. Marshall, 4s 6d for 3s The Woman Question in Europe, 10s 6d, for 6s The Indian Administration of Lord Ellenborough, 8s 6d, for 5s Truth about Jtiussia, by W. T. Stead, 12s 6d, for 6s Christian Miscellary, 1888, 4s, for 3s Our Friend, the Dog, by Dr Gordon Stables, 9s 6d, for 6s Service in Sorvia, under the Red Cross, by E.M. Pearson and L.E. McLaughlin, 4s 6d, for 3s Tho Bohotnians of the Latin Quarter, by Henri Murgev.ga 6d, for 5s Tho Works of Sir George Ethendge, Plays and Poems, edited by A. W. Vority, 20s, for 13s Later Pencillings from Punch, by John Leech, 14s, for 8s Nature, vol. 22, 2_ls, for 7s 6d Picturesque Architectural Studies, 34s 6d, tor 12s Knowledge, vols. 5 and 6, 11s 6d each, for 6s Sir John Gilbert's Shakespeare, 9s 6d, for 7s 6d The Quiver, 188!), 9s 6d, for 7s 6d Harper's Monthly Magazine, vols. 17, 18, and 19, 11s 6d, for 7s 6d International Law, by W. E. Hall, 255, for 16s The Chess Problem, selected from the works of H. J. C. Andrew, E. W. Fankenstem, B. G. Laws and C. Planck, 9s 6d, for 7s Cassoll's Technical Education, vol. 3 and 4, 3s each Atalanta, vols. 1 and 2, 10s each, for 6s 6d 4s Back Volumes of Eamily Herald, 6s 6d, for 4s Back Volumes of London 6s, for A Quantity of Novels usually sold at 2a6d,forls6d . . To large Buyers.furtberconcessions would be offered. H. I. JONeITaND SON, VICTORIA AVENUE, Wanganui.