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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11430, 12 December 1904, Page 3

NEW BOOKS, . Cloth .3s 6d, Paper 2s. 6d. i " ■ * ,' The Truants, by A. E. W. Mason. , ,' The .Divine "Fire, by May Sinclair.] - Traffics and Discoveries, Eudyard Kipling. The Loves of Miss Anne, by S. E. Crockett: At the Moorings, by Bosa N. Carey.. The. -.Betrayal, by E. Phillips Oppenheim. A Lieutenant of the King, by, Morice Gerard. ' \ ,-• Veranilda, by George Gissing. The brethren, by H. Eider Haggftrd. Lindley Kays, by Barry Pain. ] .Marching to Ava, by Henry Charles Moore. ' • ' „ , Nigel's Vocation, by W. E. Norris.' - ! The Food of the Gods, by H. G. Wells. Secret History of To-day, by Allen Upward. " The iO "Buddy, by Stephen Crane and E. Barr. ' The ;Cost, by D. G. Phillips. ~ ■ • The Violin, by Myrtle Eeed. The Woman Errant, by the author of The , Whirlpool. Evelyn Byrd, by George Cary -Eggleston. God's Good man, by Marie Corelli. The Queen's Advocate, by A. W.-March-inont. ' i Tommy and Co., by J,erome v K._^e^ome. Double Harness, by Anthoiiy "Hope. iw . ,- The Eelentless City, by E. F. Bensoiil f Mother's Little Girl, toy . ,' A Bid for Freedom, by . Guy' Boothby, Roger DTake, by H. K. Webster. " , The Grafte.s, by Francis •Lynde."" John Chilcote, ; M, P., by Katherine C. Thurston. - ■-'-■.; . ; .- , v..,-^ The- Princess Passes, jby C. N. and A. M. Williamson. " •"■ ' » '—' Tlie Vanguard, a Tale of Corea, by Jas. S.. Gale. ■ . '"- • ". The Last Hope, by Henry ,S. .Merriman. , The-CrQssing, by Winston.. Churchill. . ', The Oracle of Maddox Stre'ei, by Mrs L. T. Meade. ' " f ' »" Tlie Lord of Creation, by T. W. H. Crosland. Love Triumphant, by L. T. Meade. The! . Night Side of London; by Bpbert Mackray. ' Sabiina Warham, by Laurence Housman. PEAE'S ANNUAL— Three Beautiful- Colour Plates given away, Is. SKETCH -CHRISTMAS NUMBEE, =with Coloured Plate^ Is. ' '■■ -■ ILLUSTRATE© LONDON NEWS, with Coloured Plate^ls, '•'■-] ; "> •„. BLACK A^>, ( _WHITE CHEISTMAS NUMBEB', ' four Black ajid White Pictures/ '11b ' 6d. \ ' NEW -ANNUALS < • - - Boys' Own Annual^ 9s: Girls'^ Own' Annual, 9s; Young England, 6s: Young Australia, 6s; Boys of our Empire, 7s 6d; Chatterbox, 6s, 3s 6d; Sunday, 3s and 6a : The Prize. Is 9d and 2s 6d : The Child's Companion, Is 9d ; The Children's Friend, 2s 6d "and Is 0d: The Infants' Magazine, Is 9d and 2s fid; The Child?s ; Own Magazdne r Is 3d and Is 9d ; Our Dar"lltigs, 35.6 d; Sunday Sunshine,- Is Qd; Pubblea, 4s and 6s; 80-Peep, 4s and 2s 6d; Tiny Tots, Is 6d and 2s. H. L.-JiSsnkJß tod Son, 1 , '■ .; LiMjTgsD, ' , I ■VAyi^UE,';WANGANUI. f** , ' 'tv v |.lr- r .i T- i. r— l - <j -^ •_ __.... . « • j ; Sound, Solid, Satisfactory, J 240 ACRES, 50 cows, 3. horses,. milk..carts,7 calis, Htip »d¥ay, imilfc hy-alk, 60 acres ploiighable;. Bent/ J8135 year. | 3 niiles- o.u.t.^.As goiaig „ 160. ACRES/ 2 miles-out-; -splendid build- = ings; 45 cows, hor^e, feaqy, ,you»g'i^ock.j „« 13 years' lease 178 6d acre.' 'ThTe'lo'tj .£500.. Boardinghouße, .9 rooms> . 6 .b.Qarddrs*^^se , minutes' from town. Furniture, and ef-j fects. £100. • - . .. ■•-^ , | 4-roomefl House, l-6t"h acre Uind, well? fenced with liye fences.. .Let; fp» Bs. i t Price/ d£22o. r ; 7-roomed House, all modern conveniences,; on l^acre of land, small orchard; 20"; infamies out. JE7QO, or .ow^er. will , change for partly -improved- 'Hash- farm. I ' Fol Leage r -9 rqoms, ejnexy -cojivjM^ence, I one minute from Post Omoe. .^£6s year. ; H. SMMERAN & 12Q.: LAND, LAB'OUrV AND GENERAL * AGENTS, ;^ -j UpstairsT nex^i • -ITarperV Auction Epftm, 1 ■ ;- ~ AVENUE.- ,*~V:"t : s' \•. . . , ■ " 9 ' '$!...'-:-?:r/- " ■ ?' ■' KAI IWI HOTEL. ? New- Proprie^jn — , VLates'of the GlaaeriHotel, Bealey). \ Having taken jtfvsr"the">boy(a yell*knawn \ :ttotel frSn Mr Peler Hisrtshorn, I beg 1 to "solicit a of the .patronage extended tj> my .^predecessor;, -. . j Everythitfg-on the' premises, including fourV'large mar.que.es aor .private -.parties, will be found up to date,- while*' the liquor, etel, dispensed will be found equal to any-tliingT>rot!urable.-'Meals 4s 6dt Stablingiand feed, ls.^d. . • - " Vl Visitors also well provided for. r .. J. H. FLETCHEE, . ■'. Proprietor. QAM QWt '.* TJEST -TTALtri }, JDxst Valub ' 4 - - -=*" ...... poj^ts aud Shoes ;jt- j %hqSp & co, Walfcate wmt CAPITAI. IJNBB BOOIfc and SHOja amd BLISPEBS, madeilo our oyrm order, t*at are nmbMtn tot Wyle^rioe, aiid quality i» Waniaaiu. .: t - 1 WeT^re at "preie«4 otoriag 1 *m*JmA che«p c iines i* LADIES' TAN BOOTS and SHOES which were bought at a big Discount,": and a*e.bei«g soM about 15 ft cent, .feelow usual T prifl«t. ■■ ' '= .«.■'., . '^ . ' : ""^ " " - ,-■"', W« k««p a flrat^lass kaai tot EIPAIRB on the Pr«mises; amd use Qooi MaUria) only. IT YOU WANT SATISFi-CTIOII HI SHOI LHATHIB. Call at t THOBFS. Wamf«mml.