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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 9946, 23 January 1900, Page 4

Business Advertisements. NOTICE. "#" # A. "W n ITE (Successor to J. Weatherall), FRUITERER AND CONFECTIONER, The Avenue, Wanpanui, (Opposite the English Church) ~h7l~jones & son. NEW BOOKS.: Paper. 010. The King's Mirror, by Anthony Hope 2/6 3/6 The Red Rat's Daughter, by Guy Boothby 2/6 3/6 A Sailor's Bride, by Guy Boothbv 2/6 3/6 Dr Nikola's Experiment, by Guy Boothby 2/6 3/6 Lone Maroh, by S. B. Crockett . . 2/fi 3/6 Kit Kaanedy, by 8. R. Crookeit 2/6 3/6 Richard Carvel, by W. Churchill 2/6 3/6 The Ship of Stars, by Quiller Couch. 2/6 3/6 Signors of the Night, by Max Pemberton 2/6 3/6 The Ideal Life, by Henry DrummonJ 2/6 3/6 Life of Henry Dtummond . . 2/6 3/6 Petticoat Loose, by Rita . . 2/6 3/6 Gillian, the Dreamer, by Neil Munro 2/6 3/6 Old Convict Days, by Louis Becke 2/6 3/6 The Desire of Men, by L. T. Meade 2/6 3/6 Miranda of the Balcony, by A. E. W. Mason 2/6 3/6 Other People's Li7es, by Rosa N. Carey 2/G 3/6 Brothers of the Chain, by Geo. Griffiths 2/6 3/6 The Island, Riohard Whiteing . . Stalky and Co., by Kipling . . 2/6 3/6 The Adventures of Louis de Rougemont 2/6 3/6 Rupert By the Grace of God, by McChesney 2/6 3/6 When the Sleeper Wakes, by H. G. Wells 2/6 3/6 War to the Knife (Tangata Maori) by Bolderwood . . 2/6 3/6 The Cruise of the Caohalot, by F. Bullen 2/6 3/6 The Sword of Allah, by Threlfall 2/6 3/6 With Bat and Ball, Geo. Giffen . . 2/6 3/6 Rodens Corner, by Merriman . . 2/6 3/6 Britcn or Boer, by Geo. Griffiths 1/6 The Last Boer War, by Rider Haggard 1/3 In India, by G. W. Stevens The Scarlut Woman, by Hooking 2/6 3/6 Further adventures of Captain Kettle, by Hyne . . . . 2/6 3/6 Diaries. Diaries, i We have a large assortment of Lett's, Collins, and New Zealand Diaries for 1900 in stock. Croquet. Mallets. Balls. Rules of Croquet. Full Sets, 105/-. Half Sets, 67/6. H. I. Jones & Son BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, AND ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURERS, RUBBER STAMP MANUFACTUBEBS Avenue, WiKamoi. A. D. WILLIS' LIST OI New Books & New Supplies. Paper. 010. Bret Harte's Mr Jack Hamlin'a Mediation 2/6 3/6 Smart's From Post to Finish . . 1/3 Lander's In the Forbidden Land 89 Popular Songs . . ■ . Heroes on Land and Sea. . Knitted Lace Patterns . . . . 8d Knitting and Crochet . . . . 8d Knitting, Mountmellick, etc, . . 8d Further Adventures of Captain Kettle 2/6 3/6 Christmas Number of Windsor Magazine Munsey's Magazine . . . . 9d Blaok ana White Transvaal Piotores . . . . . . . . 3d Young Violent's Tutor „ . . . . 2/6 Mason's Miranda of the Balcony 2/6 3/6 Boothey'B Red Rut's Daughter. . 2/6 3/6 Kipling's Stalky and C 0 . .. „ 3/0 3/6 Louis Becke's Old Convict Days 2/6 3/6 Boothby's Dr Nikola's Experi ment 2/6 3/6 Fowler's Double Thread . . . . 2/6 8/6 Hope's King's Mirror . . . . 2/6 3/6 TheßaggedEdge: South African Stories 1/3 H. G. Well's When the Sleeper Walks 2/6 3/6 Geo. Griffiths' Great Pirate Syndi oate 2/6 3/6 Le Quex Bond of Black . . . . 2/6 3/6 Gunter's A Florida Enohantment 2/6 3/6 BATTLE PICTURES. .Full supplies of the splendid Battle Piotures of Glencoe and Elands Laargte. Just Received. Prioe, 1/6 each. BLACK AND WHITE TRANSVAAL NUMBER. Price, 3d weekly. SCHOOL BOOKS EDUCATIONAL APPARATUS „ SCHOOL MATERIAL, Etc, etc., etq. New Books by every fortnightly mail steamer. Aramoho Tea Gardens. THIS popular pleasure resort will be open to the publio on and after THURSDAY, 28th September. The Grounds have been considerably improved, and are now superior to anything of the kind in the colony. Every attention is given to visitors by a competent staff. Open on SUNDAYS for the first season, AFTERNOON TEA and other. Refreshments always on hand •for Cyclists and others. PINE VILLA, situated in the grounds, has a few vaoancies for Boardera. A Large Marquee and other conveniences, specially adapted for private dancing parties, may be engaged at a short notice. Pionio Parties and School Treats catered for at lowest rates, and hot water provided BUSSES run to the gate every day MRS HAYWOOD .. .. Proprietress. /^HEAP MONEY rf^HEAP MONEY /"IHEAP MONEY. tn boms ov £100 to £10.000 OH COUNTRY, CITY, and SUBURBAN FREEHOLDS At 4| per cent. Terma of Repayment of the most Liberal Character, which con be ascertained on enquiry. For forma of application and f nil 1 information apply to the Postmasters Hawera, Patoa, Waverley, Turakina, Marton, or to the Resident Agent, Wanganui. J. H. RICHARDSON, GovernmentlnsuranceCommissiocer -