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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4775, 12 July 1876, Page 4

Books, Stationery, &c. rjp HE PAPYEOGEAPH. Papyeogeawiy —'Printing from Paper Manuscript —is now recognised in Great Britain as one of the most useful inventions of the age. The process is simple, and economical as regards time and money. Anything written upon pajryrographic paper, with papyrographic ink, may, with an ordinary copying press, be easily and rapidly reproduced to the extent of several hundred copies. The Papyrograph is in use in all the English Government departments, and has been adopted by the Victorian Government for the Post, Telegraph, Volunteer, Lands, Customs, Eailways, Education, Police, Public Works, Crown Law, Titles Engistration, Eeformatory, and other public offices. It is employed in several of the banks and insurance offices, by the Shire and Borough Councils, and in many mercantile establishments. To merchants, schoolmasters, secretaries of publicinstitutions, bankers, actuaries, musicians, agents, brokers, accountants, municipal institutions, persons travelling by sea (for amateur journalism), and all who require to multiply manuscript, the Papyrograph is of great value. The possessor of one of these instruments may write a circular'ah a distance from his place of business, and send it through the post to his office to be multiplied. Where much copying is required, a boy with the Papyrograph will turn out as much work as several clerics would ordinarily execute. Sketches in pen and ink, equal to fine woodcuts, are produced in Papyrography. Music may be multiplied by this process. The Papyrograph is in use by the Metropolitan Liedertafel, and at the Volunteer department the regimental calls are printed by it. r : It is used for the production of school examination papers, &c. numerous specimens of all kinds of Papyrographic work may be inspected, at any time at .MESSES. LYON AND BLAIE’S Lambton-quay, Who are Sole Agents for Wellington. JUST PUBLISHED. “THE LAND QUESTION,” A Lecture by John Aitkbn Conned, Esq., delivered at the Athemeum, Dunedin, on Thursday, Ist June, 1870. LYON & BLAIE, Lambton-quay, Wolliugton. NEW BOOKS just received per Overland Mail, via Suez. Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay, by his nephew, G. O. Trevelyan, 2 vols. Eecords of the Past, vol. 6 Greg’s (W. E.) Mistaken Aims Hunting of the Suark, by the author of “ Alice in Wonderland” Picturesque Europe, part 2 Davenaut’s Eoads to Eortune A Charming Eellow, by Trollope How to Woo and Win a Wife, by Henry Southgate Text Books of Science : Eoilway Appliances, by J. W. Barry Whiteladies, by Mrs. Oliphaut, cheap edition Walter’s Word, by J. Payne, cheap edition Villa Gardening, by W. Paul Lectures on, Eecent, Advances in Physical Science, by Professor P. G. Tait Doctors and Patients, by J. Timbs Daniel Derbnda, by Geo. Eliot, book 4. LYON & BLAIE, Lambton-quay, Wellington. rjIHE NEW ZEALAND MAGAZINE. A QUAETEELY JOUENAL OF GENEEAL LITEEATUEE. PAET lII.—JULY. Contents; 1. Mahori Migrations, by W. H. L. Eankeu. 2. A Visit to the King of Bnrmah, by W. C. Popys. 3. The History of Creation; a Eeview, by Capt. Hutton. 4. The Doctrine of Evolution and Christianity, by Eev. Wra. Salmond, I’rofessor of Theology to the Presbyterian Church in Otago. 5. The Public Estate, by 0. W. Purnell. 6. Spirit Seeking and Table Talking, by J. Giles, E.M. 7. The Problem of Poverty, part 3, by Professor Macgregor. Price, 2s. 6d. Subscription for the year, 10s. By post, 11s. 6d. Trade supplied. LYON AND BLAIR, Lambton-quay, Sole Agents for Wellington, Napier, and Wanganui. On Sale QN SALE BY THE UNDEESIGNED 1 light waggonette, to carry six I spring dray, to carry 30 or 40cwt. Buggies, expresses, spring carts, &c., in various styles. Also, in course of construction—--1 Prince of Wales phaeton, opening on a now principle, for easy ingress and egress, with improved ladies’ step, the hind seat opening out provides a door, thus avoiding the long exist- ■ ing nuisance of climbing amongst the wheels. Vehicles of all descriptions built* to order E. W. WATSON, Union Carriage Factory, Manners-street and Ghuznee-street. jpiIEE ! FIE E! ! FIRE!!! E. J. BE AVIS Having purchased about THIRTY TONS of GOODS at the late fire at Messrs. W. and G. Turnbull’s store, more or less damaged, offers the same for sale at the following low prices:— 18 doz. American axes, each Ss. Cd. 2 tons currants, 325. per cwt. 1 do ling fish, 365. per cwt. 1 do sugar, 28a. per cwt. 8 do salt, for gardens, £2 10s. per ton 4 cwt. sugar candy (China), 565. per cwt. 2 do confectioners’ paper bags, Bd, per lb. 1 ton largo brown paper, 20s. per cwt. 1 do white tea paper, 2Ss. per cwt. 2 cwt. hops, Is. per lb. J ton saltpetre, 425. per cwt. &0,, &c., &c. Samples of the above goods to be seen at the shop, and the bulk at my new concrete store, at the rear of the New Zealand Times office. Terms cash. All orders over £5, the usual discount. The undermentioned goods NOT FROM THE LATE FIRE, but we wish to clear out preparatory to BACON CUEING:— 100 Canterbury hams, per lb., in ■ parcels not less than five ... la. 2d. Single hams, at . ...' ... Is. 3d. 80 doz. Tasmanian jams (uew), per doz,, by the case ... ... 6s. Gd, 18 J-ehcsts of tea, by the box, at... Is. 9d. 6,0 doz. salmon, by the box ... 9s. 9d. Single doZ. ... ... ... 10s. Od. Prime old oats, per bushel ... 2s. 9d. 20 doz. lobster,’per doz. ... ... 10s. Od Bythecase , ... ... ... 9a. 6d 14 7-lb tins prime' black pepper, . per'lb., by the tin ... ... Is. Od. J cwt. white pepper, per lb. ... ; Is. Bd. JVlortoh’s pickles, per doz. 10s. 6d. 20 kegs prime'butter ’ ; A few sacks of sweepings for • poultry • 1 Oatmeal, by the’cask (2001b5)... 20s. Od. Prime rolled baoen, per 1 roll, per lb. ... ... ... ’ Is. Od. ■ And sundry other lots' too mimerolis for, print. ! P.S.—I will take pigs, butter, or eggs (at market rates) in exchange,'to suit farmers or country storekeepers. E. J. B E AVI S, ORIGINAL HAM AND BEEF SHOP, WILLIS-STBEKT.