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Southland Times, Issue 1614, 2 August 1872, Page 4

faac^ CrooUs, &c. AT A. LOUIS RODGERS'S. AN EASY METHOD TO LEAEN FRENCH WITHOUT A MASTEE. BY G. L E ROY. MESSRS EVANS BROS., of Melbourne, will publish the above work, if sufficient subscribers can be obtained. The object of the work is to TEACH THE FEENCH LANGUAGE Without the assistance of a Tutor. It is published with a view of meeting the requirements of many Students who cannot afford the lobs of time, trouble, and expense entailed by the ordinary method of instruction. Specimen Copy can be seen with, and Subscribers' names will be received by, the undersigned, who is appointed SOLE AGENT. LOUIS RODGERS, DEE STREET. NOW ON VIEW, The largest and most MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF JEWELLEKY, Including some BEAUTIFUL SPECIMENS OF AT L. RODGERS'S. s Gome and see the EXHIBITION JEWELLERY, AT L. RODGERS'S. NOTICE ! NOTICE NOTICE ! ! ! E. B. W O T T O N BEGS to inform his friends and the public generally that he has disposed of his stock of STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS to Mr L. Rodgers, and will now give his attention solely to the BOOKBINDING DEPARTMENT, Which for the future will be carried on in the Albion Yard, off Dee-street, in the offices lately occupied by Messrs Hately and Scott. Every description of Bookbinding executed. PORTFOLIOS, MUSIC FOLIOS, SCRAP BOOKS, INVOICE BOOKS, &c, Made to order. All orders in the above department left with Mr L. Rodgers, Dee-street, will have immediate 1 attention.