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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVI, Issue XXVI, 1 August 1871, Page 4

PublicationsEW BOOKS per OMEO, RAftGITOTO, &c— Chas. Reade's Put, Yourself in his Place, 7s I Mrs Henvy Wood's George Canterbury's Will, 7a 6d ; Anne Hereford, 7s 6d ; Red Court Farm, 7s 6d ; En?t Lynne, 7s 6d ; A Life's Secret, 7» 6d infantry Field Exercises, 1870, pocket edition, 2s Katie Brandt, 2s 6d " Daily News" War Correspondence, 1871, 10 a Airy'a Popular Astronomy, 7s AquiWs Mother's Recompense, 83 Home Influence, 8s Women of Israel, 8s Winston's Josephus, 8s ! Peep of Day, cloth bound, 3a Gd Gleig's Algebra, Is 3d Topics for Teachers, by James Compel 1 Gray, 2 vols, each 5s Simpson's Euclid, by Rossiter, 4s Little Arthur's History of England, 4s Miss Corner's History of Rome, 43 Gd Mayor's Spelling, tinned edges, Is Chauibers's Class Book of Science and Literature, 4s Sullivan's Grammar, Is Gd Geography and History, Is Gil Spelling Book Superseded, Is 8d J.N.S. Fifth Book, Is 3d McCulloch's Series of Lessons, 3s ; Fh'3t Book, 3d j Second Book, Gd Cobbott's English Grammar, 2s Gd Lennie'B do. Is Arnold's Henry's First Latin Book, 4s Gd OHendorf's French Method, 9.s Hughes' Physical Geography, 4« Gd Stepping Stone to Knowledge, 2nd Series, Is 3d J.N.S. Geography, 61 j J.N.S. First, Sequel, Gd General Mercantile Correspondence — linglioh and French. 5s ; English and German, s* ; English and Italian, 5s Sir Samuel Baker's Nile Tributaries, 7s Gd Bow Bells, Vol. 13, 7* 6J London Journal, Vol. si, 6s Grl All the Year Round, vols. 1, 2, 3, and 4, new eerics, each, 7s Gd Chambers's Information for the People, 2 vols, £1 Is Martin's Origin and History of the New Testament, 7s JTacdonald's Back of the North Wind, 9s Chambers's Practical Chemistry, 3s Gd Mivart'a Genesis of Species, 12s Kingston's My Fiv^t Voyngo Round the World, 1* Gil Hitherto : A Story of Yesterday's, 7s Gd Letters on the War 1871, 4s Story of the Life of Charles Dickens, 5s Evenings at, the Teu Table, 5s Routledge's Boys' Annual, 1871, 83 Leigh Hunt's Day by the Fire, Boy Missionary, Is Gd Bayard's Series, per vol 3s 6d— History of the Caliph Vuthek ; Abdullah, or the FourLeaved Shamrock ; Rasseias, Prince of Abyssinia; Ballaiitynu's Essays in Mosnic ; Coleridge's Christubel, arranged by A. C. Swinburne ; Story of the Chevalier Biiynvd OldFashionud Girl,' 3s Holmes, Professor, at the Breakfast Table, Is 6d Cobbold's Freston Towers, 2s 6d Household Words, vols 1 to 9, each 5s Lang's Captain Macdonald, Is 6vl ; Secret Police, Is 6d ; Forger's Wife, Is 6d ; Too Clever by Balf, Is 6d j Too Much Alike, Is Gd ' Paul Goslett's Confessions, by Lever, Is Gd Nicholas Notes, Is 6d Hotel Dv St Petit Jean, 2s Gd Lever's Sir Brook Fossbroke, 2s fid Whyto Melville's Gladiators, 2s 6d A. Trollope's The Warder, 23 ; Barcliester Towers, 2s Gd Sis Sisters of the Valley, 2s 6d ROBERT BUERETT, Bookseller, Bookbinder, Stationer, Paper Huler, Engraver, and Lithographic Printer, Molesworth and Willis streets, Wellington. " HOME NEWS" FOR NEW ZEALAND. T ONDON, May 19, 1871.— The Post o<Hce JLJ having given notice that the .New Zealand Mail, via San Francisco, will leavo England on the first Thursday in June, and thenceforward on every fourth Thursday, a Special Edition of the " HOHE NEWS " will be published for New Zealand ou that date. None will be sent via Brindisi. WILLIAM LYON. T>UBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, JL THE NEW ZEALAND MAI I," A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR FAMILY READING, Containing all the NEWS OF THE WEEK, Social, Political, Shipping and Commercial, printed in a convenient form, and filling eighty columns, PRICE (SINGLE COPY) 6d In addition to the usual contents of a newspaper, the "New Zealand Mail" contains interesting Talcs and Sketches, Essays on Igriculturol subjects, articles on Domestic Economy, Household Receipts, and other interesting and instructive matter FOR THE FAMILY CIRCLE. The " New Zealand Mail" is despatched on Saturday morning, by Coach to the Hutt, Taita, Wairarnpn, Featheraton, Greytown, Carterton, Maeterton and Alfredtown. .And on Monday morning to Otuki, Mana(vatu, Rangitikei, Turakina, Marton, Wanganui, Patea, and Taranaki. Subscriptions and Advertisements will be received and forwarded by the Agents of tho Weixin&ton Independent, throughout the province. HotelsARRIVED PER LOCHLEE. P<HARLES HATFIELD has received \J advice of a shipment of WINES and SPIRITS as under, per Locklee : — 5 pipes of very superior port and sherry wines Octaves do, do Pure still and spnrkling champagne 20 quarter casks of pale ard dark brandy, Irish and Scotch whiskey Fine old Jamaica rum Geneva and English gin. The whole of the above are of the very best brands in the London market. C. fi. has also made arrangements with — Green, Esq., Gawlcr Park, Adelaide, for a continuous supply of his choicest AUSTRALIAN WINES, the first shipment of which is now on draught — very choice and six years old. May be hud from half a pint to an octave. English ale and Guiness's stout in bottle Also, Staples' fine colonial ale, as usual, in splendid condition As all the above shipments will be cellared on arrival, the attention of connoisseurs is most respectfully invited. The Royal Hotol sables remain as heretofore, with the infirmary for sick horses, under the special charge of tho proprietor. CHARLES HATFIELD, Eoynl Hotel.__ VTESBIT'S PANAMA HOTEL. —J. _L^l Nesbit takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous friends, and the public goncrully, for their past liberal support, which it will be his chief aira to continue to deserve. It is almost needless to refer to the wines and spirits, which are well known to be only of 1 tho finest quality obtainable. STAPLES' 1 XXX ALE always on draught. The Billiard • Saloon contains one of Thuraton's best tables, 1 and is in thorough good order. An experienced t marker always in attendance. To afford tho ■ comforts of a homo, combined with reasonable f charges, will always be tho desire of J. Nesuit, proprietor Panama Hotel, Wellington.