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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 2, Issue 366, 17 January 1880, Page 3

LOOKS" AND NEW EDITIuNS B, B. CHINCHEN, MASTERTM, : , r arrays' Life and Work of'StPauL'- l 2 vols',' ." :;Bvb;27s6ir: !; ::..',. ■ .;:."';' : ".^:'' The Globe 'Eucycloptedia, edited Lly iJoliii M. , Boss; in Gvola half calf, £6 ' '.':",'".".; Ohambers'.'.'EiipycibpKtlia, 10 vols half calf,' :" .£6lo3'';'.;'; ";;:.■;:.: :; ■•'vV'. :J/ ChambefS'lnformation, 2 vols, halfcalf, l'.'jgi ■ ss ; . ; '] J y'' : : : ■ :: -."- : '■■:;■■ ;■;;''';" Chambers', Engtish Literature, 2 vols,' £1 • ■. io»•■'■.■';'•'.:";■'■■■'."V" '■;' ; ' I '■'■■"'.'". '■' Dictionary of Illustrations, adapted to Chris- : tian teaching, 175.6 d Bagster's Scripture Treasury, 13s Gd George Moore, by Smiles, 7s 6d ' Poganuc People, by Mr Stowe, 7s 6d Theodosia Ernest, the Heroine of Faith, 3s ■B. H. OHIN CE N Teaehera'Bibles.Hymns Ancientand Modem, Wesley's Hymns, Presbyterian Hymns, Congregational Hymn Books, all in plainandhandsome bindings; Church Seryicea and Common Prayer in endless variety and style. Children's Toy Books, in plain and elaborate bindings ' '• Photographic Albums, clearing out at a great reduction ,'•■..., The following New Serials, just arrived: The Boy's Own Annual, edited by Dr Ma- . caulay, of the Leisure Hour, 7s 6dand 9s .:'.. ■;■ '■.■■■• Eoutltdgo's Every Boy's Annual, 7s 6d Koutledgo's Every Girl's Annual, 7s 6d Chatterbox, 4s and 6s fid Kind Words, 4s and os Cd Littlo Wide Awake, 4s and 6s Child's Companion, 2s and 2s Gd Child's Own Magazine, Is Gd Cassell's Family Magazine Tho Sunday Marino The Quiver Good Words Day of Best,

E. H. CHINCHM. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLLR AND STATIONER, | MiSTMTON, Has on hand a large stock of ; Ledgers, D»y Books, Memo. Books School Stationery, &0., &c. 305 ■A MES AND N)RIH"S (Sun Hotel), DERBY SWEEP,, Ne. 7. ON THE WELLINGTON CUP. To be rnn on the sth February, 1880, 2000 Subscribers at £1 each. .First Prize £IOOO Second do 400 Third do 200 Other Starters (divided) .. 250 Non-starters do ~, 250 The drawing will take place under the supervision of the Treasurer and a committee of responsible Subscribers present, immediately on subscription list being closed. Tickets may be obtained from tho Treasurer, or G. North, Lambton Quay, Wellington; B, Wilson's Empire Aotel, Peatherston; R. Freeman, confectioner, Greytown; and Salmon's Rising Sun Hotel, Greytom, J. AMES, Treasnrer, 338 Wellington.

rjOACH TO TAUERU, On and after Tuesday, 9th December, a Coach will leave the Booking Office opposite the Club Hotel for Taueru every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 10 a,m., returning from Taueru at 3.30 p.m. Fares fig each way. Every attention paid to parcels, &e., left at the office or at Mr T, Thompson's Taueru Hotel. A Coach -will also run on Sundays, leaving Mr Lowe's Railway Hotel at 2 p.m., returning from Taueru at 5 p.m. Fare, 5s return. Passengers and parcels booked by THOS, C. D'AROY, Agent, 333 Opposite the Club Hotel, Queen-t (Established 1870.) Opposite the Empire Hotel, MASTERTON. J. 0L A Y S 0 N

At the request of a large number of Ids old and valued customers ha:, once more commenced in the .old line as Pastrycook and Confectioner, Fancy Bread and Biscuit Baker, Caterer for Public Entertainments, Balls, Parties, Picnics, &c. It shall be my utmost endeavor to giro entire satisfaction to those who may favor me with their patronage, by supplying them with gonume articles and at a price consistent with the goods, . The price of Bread will be 9d 41b loaf, weighed on delivery, and I ask the üblic to suppoi tme in this measure by purci asingat the shop, opposite the ifaipire Hotel, and see their bread weighed for themselves, i otbing shall be wanting on my part to maint inthe reputation for Belling none but superior articles which I have so long and avn ably enjoyed In connection with the above will bo CLAYSON'S CAFE ROYAL, ' Luncheon, Oyster, and Supper Rooms, The old style and the old prices Orders for delivery will be civilly and punctually attended to' . ■ 301 YTOTIOE TO BUILDERS & OTHERS. We are instructed to resume the sale of Wails and Fencing Wire at the following prices : 3-in. Wire Nails, 24s per lewt keg 2J ~ ~ 25s „ 2 „• ■ „ 26s • „ 1£ Shingle,, , 27sCd „ No, BFencing Fire, £l7 10s per ton; 18i per cwt coil, ■ - • ■' 353 M. CASELBERG & CO. pOYENT GARDEN FRUIT MAR FWII ! ERUIT ! FRUIT I The undersigned have just received a large consignment of— Oranges - Apples Plums Cherries ■ • ■• Pineapples Dates Cocoa Nuts;, ~-.: Pea Nuts <feo. GILLETT & MENCE, / FRUITERERS, CONFECTIONERS, AND POULTERERS, Opposite the Club Hotel aud next to Kib•blewhite's Temperance Hotel, Queeh-st., ' Masterton. ■ • '' 334