v Trade Addresses JOB L. MUNSON, Stationjeh, Booeselleb, akd Nmwb Agent, RETELL STREET,] BEGS to call the attention of the trade to his large and varied assortment of Books and Stationery, of every description. Consisting of demy, foolscap, letter, account sales, post, brief bi.l, post Bvo., note, albert, queens, and other .a. ers in plain and fancy colors. Envelope— offiand BEST" 01 ' 11 faaCy> ° f aU eOTtB cap-folio, ledgers, day and cash journals, and minute books-neatly bound, ando the beat hand-made papers. Also, WestEnd pocket ledgers, cash, journal, and minute books, bound in leather, memo, books (metallic and others, all sizes Td qualities) clasp books (assorted), p as gbooks, and m fact, of all kiads geneXr required. Receipt and delivery books, acceptance, and promissory note forms, bills of lading (Ilthographid), and lCustoms torms of every description, bills payable and receivable, copying presses, (foolscap and letter size), with books brushes oil sheets, drying sheets, copying ink, and everything complete, Rowley? drawing pencils and others, in great variety Water colors (Waters), pencils, and brushes, eyelet machines (double ac tion), chessmen and boards, writing desks cases, and portfolios, Gillott's, Collins Hughes Millers, Sands and Kenney's and other steel pens, in great variety quills, quill pens, pen making machines elastic bands (all sizes), sealing and bottling wax (extra super.), Walkden's, iilackwood s, and Underwood's ink (all sizes), pewter and glass inkstands, blotting plate papers pink, white, and buffi, tissue, wrapping, drawing and tracing papers, A W Fraber's blue pencils and ink and pencil erasers; also, propelling and withdrawing pencils, and leads for same, blue and black ; ebony rollers, from 9 to 24 in, letter balances, hand clips, invoice and letter clips, Smith and Sons wallets and purses, ladies' and gentlemen's scarlet sachets, card cases, ivory tablets, poetry cards, violin strings (l'ltalian), pen racks, brushes, and holders, cash boxes, copying paper, and other fancy stationery too numerous to mention. BOOKS ! BOOKS !! BOOKS ! I ! Parties wishing to purchase for libraries in country, are requested to call and examine my stock, which will be found to surpass-in assortment any other on the West Coast of New Zealand, consisting of all the standard authors, both old and new editions. I cannot possibly give a list of them, as it would not be possible to do so by advertisement ; but I may state, they consist of legal, commi oia', school, sfeientific, sacred, music, andvir.es of fiction.
Advertisements and subscriptions ceived for the following papers :—: — West Coast Times and Leader Melbourne Age, Leader, and Australian News Sydney Morning Herald, and Mail „ Illustrated News Otago Daily Times and Witness Canterbury Pres3. English, Irish, Scotch, and America papers on the arrival of each mail. London Journal. Cassell's Family Herald, and Reynolds' Miscellany. Parties may insure a. regular supply by giving a subscription for same. N.B.— By appointment, stationer for the sale of all Canterbury Government publications in the province of Canterbury. 2265 PHE following is a list of a portion o Goods now landing, and will b opened shortly for . sale and inspection of the public generally :—: — Maunders' treasuries on biography, geography, history, natural history, scientific, and literary. Two sets Wilkie Collins worJra complete, latest editions ; Miss Young's works ; Kingsley's Hypathia, and Westward Ho ! Mrs Woods' Trevelvan Hold j Bon Ganltier's book of ballads ; Mrs Woods' works complete ; Miss Braddon's ■ works complete. SACRED WORK 3. Church of England . services, commen prayers, bibles, &c. in great variety. Roman Catholic church services, Catholic piety, Garden of the Soul, Key o^ Heaven, &c. Wesley hymn books, beautif ' bound, ' sacred service, &c, Renan's Li Jesus. CHEAP NOVELS. BeadV<* American Library, consisting of 56 volumes: 2 cases of assorted novels, cheap editions ; 1 case assorted hardwood frames, school slat°s, gum micellage, (stained* files, assorted^ izes, pewter inkstands (assorted 1 ), red tapp, office pins, violin strings, penholders, Perry's propelling pencils (assoned) , carmine nk', day and cash books, slate pencils, dream books, Webster's school, pocket, and pronouncing dictionories, 51,000 envelope"?, consisting of official, banker's, eommer cial, despatch, and fancy, of every descri? ■ tion, s.ome of which are cloth lined Extra superfine foolscap, letter,' and note paper; cream, blue wove and laid. The above are all of Perry's make, th'p acknowledged A 1 of England's paper | manufacturers. Smith's wallets, sizes, photographic albums of superior make and quality, ; Perry and Co.'s aromatic md black elastio bauds, all sizes, magnum bonum pensr acceptance forms, promissory notes, and bills of lading books. 249
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West Coast Times, Issue 257, 19 July 1866, Page 4
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730Page 4 Advertisements Column 7 West Coast Times, Issue 257, 19 July 1866, Page 4
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