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Tuapeka Times, Volume II, Issue 89, 23 October 1869, Page 5

Miscellaneous. BOOKS I JAMES~HOPKINS, EVANS FLAT, "DEGrS to announce to the Residents of the Tuapeka and Up-country Districts that he has just received, direct from the Publishers, A LARGE IMPORTATION OF BOOKS, Beautifully Bound, and Illustrated by the best Artists, CONSISTING OF: — Brown's, and Scott's and Henry's Family Bibles Cassell's Family Bible, illustrated by Dore Also, Dante's Int'erno The Wandering Jew Don Quixote The Adventures of Baron Munchausen All illustrated by Dore. Leaves from the Journal of our Life in the Highlands, by Queen Victoria Douglas Jerrold's works Fergusson's History of Architecture Taylor's History of Scotland Bunyan's Works Illustrated editions of the Poets, bound in morocco, and admirably suited for presents Tho Works of Shakespeare, Scott, Dickens, Lover, Moore, Goldsmith, Bulwer, and Burns Maunders Treasuries Tales of the Borders Chambers' Miscellany Gazeteer of the World Temple Bar (complete) All the Year Round (complete) Oornhill Magazine Arabian Nights Wood's Natural History Imperial History of England Imperial Dictionary of Universal Biography English Nation, by G. G. Cunninghame Macaulay's England and Essays Imperial Atlas Smith's "Wealth of Nations M'Oie's Life of Knox Carlyle's Essays The Stratford Shakspeare Ingoldsby Legends Alison's Europe Hadyn's Dictionary of Dates Emerson's Works Gibbon's Rome And a large variety of all the English Classics J. H. respectfully invites his numerous friends to make an early inspection of the above shipment of books, to be seen at THISTLE STORE, EVANS' FLAT. P.S. — Libraries liberally dealt with. OTIiAVEL THIS SEASON IN THE WAITAHUNA & TUAPEKA DISTRICTS, AS FAB AS EVANS FLAT, Standing at Ooghill's Bridge Hotel, Waitahuna, two days every fortnight, and at Mr. Liston's Stables, Peel-street, Lawrence, two days every fortnight, commencing on Tuesday, 19th October ; also at Mr Fit 7 gerald's, Tuapeka Flat, The Cele- p $$!s!F^ffih fllydesbrated ''^^JX^^ Stallion ROYAL CHARLIE. Royal Charlie was bred by Mr Gardner, of Berwick. He was got by the wellknown imported Ctydesdale stallion Prince Charlie, who took the Champion Cup for three year 3at the great Annual Show held iv Melbourne, arid was nuver beaten. Dam : a first-class imported mare, the winner of prizes. Koyai CHAKiru is a dark bay, with great strength of bone and beautiful symmetrical action, stands 16 hands 3 inches high, and has proved himself a sure foal-getter, lie has taken many First Prizas ; also, in 1886, he took the Second Priz-i against all imported ; in 18b'7 he took the Third Prize at the Tokomairiro Show ; and in 1808 lie took the Second Prize at the Clutha Show. TERMS, £5 ; Groom's Fee, 5a. , to be paid at time of service. All Fees to be paid on Ist February, 1870, or £6 will be charged after that date. B. KEMP, Proprietor. mo STA^JJ THIS SEASON, L AT THE CRESCENT FARM, MOLYNEUX, 0 J^W Thorough-well-known lyf bred imported K^«rj-J\g^J*U Horse, T O M_KJ N Q . I Terms - • - - - £7 Groom's Fee - - ss. For further particulars, see cards.' MAITLAND BROS. '■ "N ET S^ O N7 • GENERAL BLACKSMITH, Bekgeu Bum*, Begs to inform the inhabitants of the Mount j Bgngerjand . Beaujßpnt_diatricts that he' lias coui'nenccd business in.the'abjve lino at the Uongpv Burn, where he is prep-ir.-d lo ?x<"ritc vai'k \n every h van oh of tbe tra'-te, at tho si>ofit uiodbiulo eliirges. EO2SES SHOO OS THT SHO2TE3T NOTICE-