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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5068, 21 June 1877, Page 1

Books, Stationery, &c----1 T A T I O N E E S' HALL BOOKS! BOOKS ! BOOKS ! W. G. JACKSON Begs to inform his numerous customers that he has JUST OPENED UP a Stock"."of BOOKS, &c., amongst which will be found the Seventeen to Twenty-one, Bell Nigel Bertram's Ideal, Wilford On the Edge of the Storm, by the author of Mademoiselle Mori Investing Uncle Ben's Legacy, Boomerang Harry Muir, Oliphant Owen Gwyivne's Great Work, Noel The Harbour Bar Curate in Charge, Oliphant Castle Daly, Keary A York and Lancashire Hose, Keary After Long Years, Halifax The Outcast, Eeade Joan, Rhoda Broughton Whiteladies, Olii>hant Spen Sesame, Marryatt One Against the World, Saunders Ten Thousand a-Year, Warren Diary of a Physician, Warren Oakshot Castle, Kingsley Anne Dyuevor, James Stephen Lawrence, Yeoman, Alexander Parkwater, Wood Wooing O't, Alexander Misunderstood, Montgomery Thrown Together, Montgomery Science in Sport made Philosophy, Routledge The Arctic World, beautifully illustrated Casell's History United States Chambers' Encylopsedia, complete, half russia NEW SEEIALS. Cornhill, Leisure Hour Sunday at Home, Chatterbox Young Englishmen, Little Folks Wedding Bells, Young Men Great Britain Argosy, Sunday Magazine Good Words, London Journal Quiver, Bow Bells Family Reader, Saturday Journal British Juvenile, Sunshine Year Book of Facts 77, British Juvenile The latest works received by every mail Orders for books and music promptly Subscribers wanted for English papers and W. G. J. begs to call special attention to his present large stock of School Prizes, Gift Books, &c, which, in order to make room for shipments now due from publishers at Home, he is offering at most reasonable prices. Libraries and the trade liberally dealt with. GLASSWARE. In stock, a large quantity of glassware, flower-pots, flower-stands, v tents, specimen glasses, &c a, toilette~"ornaFANCY GOODS. Workboxes, writing desks, ladies' reticules, ladies' hand and travelling bags, inkstands, chessmen, oleographs, electro-platedware, &c. W. G. JACKSON, Lambton-quay, Wellington. Properties for Sale X AND ON DEFEEEED PAYMENTS. 10,000 acres of valuable Agricultural Land in the Parae Karetu Block, Eangitikei North, for sale upon deferred payments, in blocks to suit the wants of settlers. Terms very liberal—advantages to settlers very great. Maps to be seen and particulars to be had at the office of J. H. WALLACE, 1 Estate Agent. Hunter-street, Wellington. O E SALE, PIUVATELy. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN TAUANAKI AND HAININGSTEEETS (DOUBLE FRONTAGE). Allotment of Lan Acre No. 230, having a frontage of 49£ft. to Taranaki-street and GCft. to Haining-street, on which is erected a substantially-built dwellinghouse, containing five rooms. Also, Newly-erected shop and dwelling-house, containing four rooms and scullery. Gas and water laid on to both houses, and part of purchase money can remain on mortFor further particul G. THOMAS, Lambton-qu