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Pnblicatibns. T^EW BOOKS, PER ALEAMBRA &c. Aunt Judy's Christmas volume for 1870, 9s British Workman do, 2s Child's Companion do, 2s Children's Prize do, 2s Child's own Magazine do, 2s Cottager and Artizan do, 2s Cassell's Magazine do, 8s Family Herald, vol 27, 10s 6d Bow Bells, vol 12, 7s 6d London Journal, vol 51, 6s 6A Leisure Hour for 1870, 7s 6d Sunday at Home do, 7s 6d Sunday Magazine do, 10s 6d Tract Magazine do, 2s 6d Quiver, 8s 6d Mystery of Edwin Drood, by Charles Dickens, 9s Lothair, by Disraeli, 7s 6d [ Red as a Rose is She, 7s fid The Blockade, by Erckmann Chatrian, 5s 6d Haunay and Dietrichsens' Almamtck for 1871, Is6d Nautical Almanack for 1871-2, 5s Hooker's New Zpaland Flora, 40s Sir E. 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E , 5s Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, 7s Gd Child's Picture Story Book, 400 illustrations, 6s Child's Hour Annual, 7s Eoutledge'B Boy's Annual, for 1871, 8s Mrs Sewell's Mother's Last Words, Is 6d Do, Our Father's Care, Is 6d Do, Pictures and Ballads, 3* 6d Hepworth Dixon's Her Majesty's Tower, 2 vols, 388 Do, New America, 7s 6d Chambera's Electricity, 5s Willis the Pilot, A sequel to the Adventures of the Swiss Crusoe Family, 2s Allcott'B Little Women, 5s Do, Old Fashioned Girl, 5e Koble's Christian Year, lofc Gd Do, morocco, 7s 6d Bonar's Light and Truth, 7s Cumming's The Seventh Vial ; or, the Time of Troublo Begun, 7s 6d Bromly's Beyond tho Grave, 6d Blackwood's English Classics, per vol, 3s 6d Homer, The llliad Do, The Odyssey Horace Herodotus Cawar Hamilton's Pianoforte Tutor, 4s Henny's do, 5a Farmer's do, 4s Oxford Pocket Classics, Crcsar, Sallust, Vivgil and Horace, Public Schools Latin Primer, 4s Levizao'a French Grammar, 5s Peep of Day| cheap edit, cloth limp, 2s Chambers' Narrative English Grammar, 8d Grandineau's Le Pel-it Precepteur, 4s Deli He's French Grammar, 7s 6d Liddell and Scott's Greek Lexicon, 10s 6d Moxon's Standard Penny Readings, 3 vols in one, 7s Whiston's Josephus, 7s 6d Shakeßppro's Works complete, 8s The Scottish Ministrel, 8b Arabian Nights, Illustrated edit, 8s Picture Teaching for young and old, 6s 6d Picture Natural History, 6s 6d The New Zealand Church News, 6d The Watchtower, 6d The Message of Life Philips' School Map of Now Zealand, obmpiled by Dr Hector and T. Bowden, Esq., mounted on rollers and varnished, 21s. Binding of every description done on the premises with despatch. Paper ruled by machine to any pattern. ROBERT BUBRETT, Willis and Molesworth streets. Miscellaneous. Hfl UNDERSIGNED is a Cash Purchaser of Wool. W. WARING TAYLOR. Wellington, Ist Feb., 1871. <nHE undersigned are buyers of WEANED JL CALVES and YOUNG STORE CATTLE BETHUNE & HUNTER. November 28, 1870. TjnHE undersigned are prepared to make JL advances on Flux, Wool, and Tallow on liberal terms. LEVIN & CO. ! WM. WALLIS, BTTILDEB AND UNDEBTAKBE, MAHNEBB-BrBEET. REASONED TIMBER, all sizes and widths 0 always on hand j also American P*nnel and Sash JJoors ; also, Sashes and Frameb. Tot&ra Piles, from 6 feet 2. G-alvamzed -Corrugated Iron, 24 guage Screws, Nails, Rivets, and Washers, cheap. EDMOND ANDERSON, ARCHITECT AND LAND SURVEYOR, Carterton, Wairarapa. OW'S EMBROCATION, or FARMER'S FKIEND, is the only remedy now before the Australian public, and is universally acknowledged to be^ the best preparation for all cuts, bruises, sprains, galls, &c, in horses or cattle. One trial will convince all owners of stocK that Row's Embrocation is the best remedy ever introduced. Caution to the Public. — Beware of spurious imitations ! There are many unscrupulous persons who, for the sake of a little gain, will recommend other preparations. Do not be deceived. Ask for Row's Embrocation. Extracts of letters received from the follow ing eminent veterinary surgeons : — From Mr. Joseph Armstrong, M.R.C.V.S. 11 Sydney, April 16, 1868. " I have used Row's Embrocation for many yoars as a digestive stimulant for indolent sores, and a counter-irritant, and have found it a very useful preparation." From Mr. J. Pottie, F.E.V.M.S. 11 Sydney, 24th August, 1869. " I tried the Farmer's Friend on the horse seen by you in my yard, ou the deep wound in the fleshy part of the hip. The wound was eight inches long and four inches wide, and pai tof the skin was torn away. . . . The wound can now only be detected by the uneven wave of hair, Encouraged by this result 1 have einco used it for splints. One splint was reduced ; another splint was removed, all but the case. I found it very useful in drying up the cankerous tumours on cows. The Embrocation should not be rubbed too long or too firmly on a recent fle6h wound, or where there is acute superficial inflammation. .... Keep to these instructions and you will accomplish a splendid cure." Sold by all druggists and storekeepers throughout the Australian colonies, and whole-: sale by EDWARD ROW AND COMPANY, Wholesale and Importing Druggists, (Established a.p. 1820.) 219. PITT-STREET, SYDNEY.