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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11801, 11 May 1893, Page 1

TT 0 R S E - B BE AKIN G william"rhodes Wishes to inform settlers and owners of horses that he is prepared to rooeiro onbroken horses and break them in either to saddle or harness on most reasonable terms. As W.B's, esperienee is a large one, ranging over a period of six years, he feels justified in asserting that the utmost satisfaction will be given in all work undertaken. /CLEARING SALE OF BOOKS. H. I. JONES & SON Are offering a large number of Books at greatly Reduced Prices. The Books are nor on view in one of the windows. It is impossible to enumerate them all, but the following list ia published as <\ specimen. These Books are usually sold at la 6d, and are now offered at 3s each— Guenn, by B. W. Howard Hon. Mrs Ferrard,by the author of Hogan M.P. Portrait of a Society Lady, hy H. James Jun. Mirage, by Georgo iteming Broken Wings, by Avery McAlpine The Golden-Headed Cane, by Wm. Munk, M.F. Antipodean Notes, by Wanderer Hogan, M.P. '' Mispress Beatrice Copo, by M. P. LeClere Newport by G. P. Latfcr. L In a Glass, Darkiy, by J. O p 3 Pann The Freres, by Mrs Aloxa esder Come Forth, by E. S. Phnelp and H Ward r Enehomenon, or the Republic of Mate rialism ' A French Heiress in her own Chateau A Crooked Path, by Mrs Alexander. Near Neighbours, by F. M. Peard The Slue Veil, by Florence Montgomery Crane Court, by A. W. Monro A Teacher of the Violin, by J. H. Short house A Girton Girl, by Mrs Edwards Adam and Eve, by Miss Parr Mrs Keith's Crime, by Mrs N. K. Clifford A Stern Chase, by Mrs Cashel Hoey The Dark Colleen Undo Pierce, by Charles Blatherwich The Fate of Mansfhld Humphreys j The Hundredth Man, by F. B. Stockton The Maid of Kiellena, by Wm. Black. Luck or Cunning ? by Samuel Butler Sihgle Heart and Dooble-face, by Charles Beads Faithful and Unfaithful, by Margare Lee Shadilow of the Raggodstone, by C. F, Gundrod Mad, by the Marquis of Biddlecopa The World We Live In, by Oswald Crawfurd Jobson's Enemies, by Jonkins Transformed, by Florenco Montgomery Careless Kyto, by Cliatles Marshall Belinda, by Rhoda Broughton Our Last Tear in New Zealand, by Bishop Cowie The Laird's Secret, by Jane H. Jameson The Knights of the Lion, by the Marquis of Lome How Men Propose (collected) by Agnes Steven • John Wesmacott, by James Baker Little Kate Kirby, by F. W. Robinson Australian Tales and Sketches, by Percy Russell Disappeared, by Sarah Tyller Maunders Treasury of Geography Bishop Wilberforce Anecdotes of Lutber and the Reformation The Irish in Australia, by Hogan Irish Wrongs and Enplioh Bemediea, by Barney O'Brien Gorvase Smith, D.D. (Memorial volume) Representative Aotora, by W, Clark Bus. sell Land Nationalisation, by Wallace Life and Recollections of Dr Dugnid, by John Service > Food from the Far West, by Mcdonald Back Volumes of London Journal In addition to the above there are Books usually sold at 4/6, now offered at 2/6. | «T INSPECT THE WINDOW. . i H. I JONES & SON, VICTORIA AVENUE. — ■ i TfHE PKOVJNOI4L FAKMEttS' CO- , OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION i (Limited.) CAPITAL £100,000 In Shares of SOs each. Objects :— To establish Butter Factories and Creameries for th& benefit of its membars, and the sale of Dairy Products on I Cash principles. An advance of 3d per gallon -will be [ made on the Standard test of 10 per cent., | the other milk returned, and the excess ! realized will be accounted for by way of bonus. Prospectuses 4c, at the Bank of New Zealand. Applications for Shares returnable by | the 25th April, 1893, By order of the Provisional Directors. W. DABLING, Secretary. Temporary Offices, ?4 Fitzhorbart street, Wellington. i WANTED Known— That I have juat opened up my new Season's Goods | comprising the Late3t Novelties in Prints I DelaneSj Nuns' Cloth, Zephyr, Ginghams Muslins in all the newest patterns, and I everything of the latest styles in Ladies' i Garibaldis, Fancy Aprons, and Children's Pinafores, and everything to make up a capital summer outfit. All these Goods I are marked at the lowest margin of profit j [ for Cash only.— W. B, O'Hara Cash Store Guyton-streo 4 - — . — . — . . — - --| TJOSISTO EUCALYPTUS /~WIL Is the Best Uoniedy for RHEUMATISf r, BPE4.INB, CROUP SORB THROAT, ASTHMA, i BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH SCIATICA , CHRONIC LIVER COMPLAINTS, I INFLUENZA, ' And all BRONCHIAL AFFECTOINf For internal and external application. Always keep it in the house. 03T Read Full Directions, and copies of Testimonials wrapped with each Bottle. Caution to Buyers — See that the words 'BOStSTO'S OIL OF EUCALYPTUS ' are on the label, and that the Trade M rk (a Parrot on a Yellow Band) is on the top of Bottle Wrapper, or you may be [ imposed upon by some Worthless Imitation. J. BOSISTO AND CO., i RICHMOND (VICTORIA).