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BOOKS, BOOKS, BOO?S; LYON & BIiAIB, LAMBTON QHAY, •WELLINGTON, WOULD (1..w attoniaon-to the fdllbw. ing:— -,>:l;iqttV \ 'iheffoK, in the Stable and the Field f his varii-lu, management;''in health and (lis ase, anatomy, €to., by Stoneheng'e-a new edition vith 1.70 iHustrationa 15b Australian Sheep Husbandry : a, handbook of tho breeding nud treatment'of sheep and station management, with mm instructions for tank and' .well-linking, fencing, drain-making, etc., by 'Armstrong and ('ampbell, 7s 6d : , u ,,'',,' j. Thcßookofth Farm, detailing'the labors of the farmer,: farm atowardl L ploughman; shepherd, hedger, farm laborer, field worker, and cattleman, byHenryStephens, F.8.5.E., 2 vols, 63s'■''•■.'•.'-■•,- ; '; ! Sheep Breeilintj m AmlraUa,, containing an' historical sketch of the meririd'stioep, the pedigrees of the principal\Btudßheepin the Australasian colonies,-and '• a treatise • on breeding, with phbtogra'phio ; illußtrations, by George A. Brown, 45s "■'■'' i -■ Tho American Cattle Doctor, by & H Dadd ' 8s fid .:.••: , ■;'■■ LeEsons in horse- Judging, ■ by, William Fernery, 6s 6d " | ~: ■ -,;; The'racehorse in training, with hints on racing and racing reforms, by Wilkaih .Day 19s -';•;■: ."'■"•'';, Representative Government in England, its faults and failures; by David Byrne, 7s, . Free trade and proteotibn, hy.Prof, Fftwoett 5s 6d ■•■■■■■'''" l "\., ' Tho complete Works of- Shakespeare, with Glossary, and a critical ; liography by William MiohaolßomeWMM."'' < Tho life of the Right 1 [Honorable William Ewart Gladstone by George Barnett Smith, 7s fid ' "■■■ '•> •' -.'■ i^" v "''" The Fern Allies -of New Zealand with instructions for their collection,- and hints on their cultivation, by'Qeorg* M Thomson, 12s " ' •' ,i; ' : \':''- "", ', Manual of- tho Birds of Now.Zealand, by WalterL.Bnller, 10s ;: -' i: L. .. 'i History of tho Free Trade Movement, by Mongrcdien, h'3d' ; '- : , ; : ; -,. ( . : Business, by JameS Platt,'ls-3d."'■■ William Shakespeare's'Drainatio Works, revised by S. W, Singer;lo votovoioth gilt, 30s; \ morroco,s7s 6d- ;; ' The wo'ks of William Makepeace Thackeray,: 24v01b.,96s ■■'■'''■'■ r ":., The Works of William Harrison. Aiinworth complete in thirty vols,, 126s''' The Works of William Harrison Ainsworth, ,15 vols in 8,305, < ' ' ;: Mrs Hctlgson Burnett's Novols, 8 vols., 2s. Gdeaeh. Illustrated edition of Captam" Marrayat'i novels, in 17 vols, cloth gilt, £3 12b ad. ~ TkHartt, hy William Ymatt,, 9s. ■ U'illard's complete ireatlit on Practical Dairy Husbandry, fully and handsomely illuitratcd. ■•■ '.','.- Rugby Tennessee, being some account of the settlement founded on the, Cumberland Plateau by Thomas Hugh&tfJ.-■.■■■'-'■' Market Garden Husbandry, by William H. Ablett, 6s. .■■" ■ ■'•' The Drainage •of Land, Irrigation, and I Manures, by Arthur Roland, 6s 6d..'.: | Dairy Farming, Management of Cowl, «W., by Arthur Roland, 6s 6d. ''!'.:" . Jack's Education, or how He Learnt FirmHenry Tanner, 6s 6d. Practical Shepherd. A complete treatise on the breeding, management, and diseases of sheep, by Henry Randall, with illustration, 10s lid. Elementary Leaaons in the Science of Atjriciiltnraf Practice, bySenry Tanner, 4s 6d. Root Growing and the; Cultivation'.of Hops, by Arthur Roland, (is 6d, . " Breeding, Rearing, Management, and Improvcm(- ,i t of the Pig,;by : Joseph Hatriß, illustrated, Bs6d. : ~.,,■..••.-• .-::'•■'> The Diseases of Horsos Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Dogs, and Poultry: their treatment, iby R. o.Pringle, 3s ..:-" ■>;■:<■■ Cattle and Cattio Breeders, by William McCrombie, 4s. Stock Keeping and Cattle Rearing, :by Arthur Roland, Cs 6d. !' •'■ ■ Sam Slick's Novels, 3 vols, J.roan, 10s 6d Miss Kovriers's Novels, 3 vols, iroan, 10s 6d Walter Scott's Novels, 4 vols, cloth gilt, 18s William Carleton's Novels, 5,'v015,: £ roan, lOsGd . ■■_,'■■:■■: ■■ Jane Austen's Novols, 5 vols, oloth gilt,los 6d Albert Smith's Novels, 5 vols, J roan,l6s 6d Henry Feilding's Novels, 3. vols, 14s 6d Bret Harte's Novel's, 6 vols.jioan, 18s Alexandre Dumas' Novels, 19 vols; 70s ~. Charles Lever's Novels, 34 vols, 150s Lord Lytton's Novels, 28 vols, 120s r LYON <t BLAIR, ,:' . v PUBLISHERS, WELLINGTON. 1120

, WAKELIN'S* . WAIRARAPA STEAM SASH AND DOOR FACTORX GREYTOWN. MB WAKELL\, UJm 6 tiucu Mr E. U. Hawkins 33 a partner into the above business, they havo rebuilt the. Factory on an imporved principle, and fitted it tip' with all the best machinery, and are now pre. pared to supply the trade and pabHo generally with FLOORING, LINING, AND RUSTICATING. Architraves, Skirting, and Moulding of the best description,' Sashes and Sash Frames Rimu, Totara, and Kauri Doors. TUENED WOEK OP EVERY DESCEIP. * TION: Large stock of seasoned timber always on hand. BUILDERS' MATERIAL SUPPLIED. Piles, Shingles, Posts and Kails, coal ind ; firewood at the lowest current rates; wakelinThawkins--1070 Proprietors. ; VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY. ;' WHYTE'S HOTEL, FOXTON. TENDERS aro invited from persot willing to LEASE for a term of TEN TEARS that valuable hotel property M Foxton, known as ''Whyte'sHoteh'/jThijihouse is known thioughoutNew Zealand as one of tho most valuable country hotelproperties in the_ North Island, Tho Hotel ifi situated in Main-street, in the centre of thqtiwnship of Foxton, and adjacent to the Railway st£ tion, Wharf, and Foxtontnhljo Sail. The houso is well and commodioußjyjibujlt, jan.il contains on tho upper floor .l^'hedrpom^, 3 sitting rooms, bathroom',- and on floor eleven rooms, including, commercial room, dining room, bar, .parlor,,•priystef pitting and bedroom, largo cellar, and other accommodation requisite for ranging on .a; first-class hotel. Large sample rooms arc erected on the premises. With the Hotel will be leased a comfor-' table detichetl COTTAiSE opntairjing: four". rooms, situated a few'yards from the; Hotel, Tn a Inrno yard at rear of the' Hotel' are erected cmnmoilious stables, Coachhouses,; indGroom'scottnee. ' l ''"■■ ■- 1 •'■'■■• The PADDOCK attached-to the' Hotel property contains about four acres,of land, and will also he leased with, the Hotel, , . Cobb and Co.'s Wellington-Foxton line of COACHES arrivo at and depart from the Hotel daily. .•: To an enterprising and businesslike man a large and lucrative trade is certain. The property is only in the market through the decease of the late proprietor.' Tho highest or any tender not necessarily accepted, . : " . , . < . • : : / ': v ■Tendersclose on MONDAY, 31st JULY noxt, at sp,m. ;i;:-v-, ; ;.' / ' For conditions of lcaso and other particulars apply, to . . , • t-, f% ',>'; ; ';MrW.:G.ROBERTBON, f iJ Commission agent, loxton. Or to '...,, J. HERBERT. HaNEKB, !i - Solicitor, PsJrftßrston N., OB PRINTINGI-Great Jobs and Snial t) .Tnha T.nnir.Tnha atiil'Shni+.Tnlio''.PliSn .Fobs and Fanoy Jobs, Easjr Job's,and' Difficult Jobs, Cheap Jobs and Expensive Jobs, Simple Jobs and Intricate iJobs.'iFunny Jobd and Serious Jobs, Ppor-Jobsand Good Jobs,' in a word, any kind of a Job bat a bad Job, neatly and promptly .executed afctbii iofficeb