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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9492, 19 July 1898, Page 4

Business Advertisements. * [A CAM).] * fi A B N E »,-, - UPHOLSTERER & UNDERTAKER '• YICTOBU AvEHOT, Wanganui AS I reside on the Premises order* may •-•/ * be left any hour of the day ~ ,C or night. * -_-' m '' H. I. JONES & SON'S / jusi op - - f ' New Supplies. . ' ; AND New Books Paper, do. '■ -i 8.8. B.D »".• Paris by Zola 4^ ,\ Shrewsbury, by Stanley Weyman 2 6 6 The Tragedy of Koroßko, by A.. Conan Doyle 3 6 36, :^ Plain Living, by ßolderwood ..2 6 3 6 • „ i The incidental Bishop, by Grant - ; i Allen .. .. .. .-'-aft 26 • -"•' Dreams of the Ghetto, by Zang- < will ■ ..2633. ;'{> Life and Progress in Australia, J . ~ - .by Michael Davitt . . . . 2 3e ;, ■;„, Chronicles of Michael Danevitch ,' -• '- v by Donovan . . ' . . ..'-26-;-' A Gentlemen Bider, by Nat \ 'I?: . Gould -..' '26 'f Human Odda and Ends, by Geo. Gissing 8 6 Routledge's Book of the Year ..13, 2 0 lr En Route, by Huysmans .. 4 0 '. 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