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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1127, 17 July 1882, Page 4

BOOKS. BOOKS, BOOKS. -LYON ■& BLAIRr^LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON,' 1 : < TT7"OULD draw attention"to"the-follow» He Horn, in the Stable and the Field*: -;Wf varieties, management in Jiealth ' and disc's-, anatomy,etc.,by new odilinn vith 170 illustrations 16s i), Australian Sheep Hutlandryv a handbook of tho breeding and treatment of sheep and station management, with nonoise instructions for tank and well-sinking, fencing, drain-making, etc., by Armstrong and Campbell, 7s 6d ■•■• ■"■• ' : :i; Th eßeok of (he Farm, detailing the labors of tho farmer, farm steward,' ploiighffiiihjshephord, hedger, farm laborer, field worker, and cattleman, by Henry Stephens, F.U.S.E., 2vols, 633 ..• ■:---^'.'^\ sheep Breeding in Awtratiaj containing an" historical sketch of the. merino sheep, the pedigrees of the principal'stud the Australasian oolonies, and'a treatise on breeding, with photographic illustrations,; by George k. Biown, 455---■' • '■ • Tho American Cattle Doctor, by G.- H Uadd Bs6d , ; : . ! Lppsons in horse Judging, by William' Fernely, ss6d "'''"'7-/ •■' The racehorse in training, with-'hiuts'-on racing and racing reforms, by William Day;: 19s -; !; '; ; ' Representative Government in WnglaiioVita faults and failures,by David Sy»7s, :! ■■■' Fi-eo trado and protection, by ProfM'awcctt--5s 6d ■• ';• : ' V:i ''v The comploto Works of Shakespeare, with'' Glossary, and a critical biography by'William Michael Rossetti, 2s'6dV '■ ■'-■•■>- 1 Tho life of the Right Honorable Willianv; Ewart Gladstone by George Barnott Smith; 1 7slid: ' " • ' i! '-: 'l'he Ferns and Fern allies of New Zealand with instructions for their collection, and hints on their cultivation, by George' 'M, Thomson, 12a ". ' .*■'■'■:■■ Manual of tho Birds of New Zealand by WalterL.Buller, 10b ■ . ';-''.'"'' History of the Free Trade Movement,: by Mongredien, U3d • ; ' Business, by James.Piatt, Is 3d • ■''■■ " William Shakespeare's Dramatic vised by S. W. Singer, 10 vols./dotli gilti The wo'ks of William Makepeace Thackeray;.■: 24 vols., 96s "' ; " ;: ' Tho Works of William Harrison Ainsworth complete in thirty vols., 126s The Works of William Harrison AinßWorth. 15 vols in 8, 30s. ' : Mrs Hcdgson Burnett's Novels, 8 vols., 2b Cdcaeh. Illustrated edition of Captam Marrayat's novels, in 17 vols, cloth gilt, £3l2s fid.; The Horse, by William hvatt,, 9s; ;.'.'>7;,. Willard's complete- treatiu on Practical Dairy' Husbandry, fully and handsomely, illua-, trated. Rugby Tennessee, being Borne account of the, settlement founded on the Cumberland Plateau by Thomas Hughes, 6s. Market Garden Husbandry, by William H.' Ablott, 6a. . , The Drainage of Land, Irrigation, .and Manures, by Arthur Roland, 6s 6d. Dairy Farming, Management of Cows, etc, by Arthur Roland, 6s 6d. Jack's Education, or how He Learnt Farmin',', by Henry Tanner, 5s 6d. Practical Shepherd, A complete treatise ou the breeding, management, and diseases of sheep, by Henry Randall, with illu6trai tion, 10s 6d. ,'..*:' Elementary Leasons in the Science of Agri-. cultural'Practicc, by Henry Tanner, 4s 6d.' Eoot Growing and the Cultivation of. Hops, by Arthur Roland, 6s 6d, Breeding, Rearing, Management, and Improvement of the Pig, by Joseph Harris, illustrated, 8s 6d. ■ •.'•■-,. The Diseases of Horses Cattle, Sheep, Swinp, Dojjs.and Poultry; their treatment, by R, O.Pringle, 3s (id. Cattle and Cattle Breeders, by William JlcCrombie, 4s. Stock Keeping and Cattle Rearing, by; Arthur Roland, 6s 6d. . ■ .■'".'.':.'.' Sam Slick's Novels, 3 vols, 4 roan, 10s 6d' . Miss l'erriers's Novels, 3 vols, 4 roan, 10b 6d Walter Scott's Novels, i vols, cloth gilt, 18s U'itliam Carleton's Novels, 5' volsj' roaii, 10s fid - ■■■■ '•'•;-.: Jane Austen's Novels, 6 vols, cloth giltilOs 6d Albert Smith's Novels, 5 vols/ £ r'ban,' 16s 6d Henry Folding's Novels, 3 vols,-14s 6d Bret Harte's Novel's, 6 vols, J'iban,!lßs-[ '•■. Alexandre Dumas' Novels, 19 vols, 705... Charles Lever's Novels, 34 vols, 150s Lord Lytton's Novels, 28 vols, 120s> .:' LYON <fc BLAIR,PUBLISHERS, WELLINGTON. 1120

WAKELIN'S'\ WAIRARAPA STEAM SA9H AND DOOR ' FACTORY. ■ ! - • ' • GREYTOWN. MRWAKELI.'.L-.if. VwB«Mr,F.|.B. Hawkins as a partner mtu the Above business, they have rebuilt the Factory on an imporved principle, and fitted it up with all the best machinery, and are now prepared to supply the trado and public generally with '.FLOORING, LINING, AND RUSTICATING. Architraves, Skirting, and Moulding of the best description. Sashes and Sash Frames ' '■ '••••■'■ Rimu, Totara, and Kauri Doom. TURNED WORK'OP EVERY DESCRIPTION: V ; ;:"''-v'. Large stock of seasoned timber always on hand. BUILDERS* MATERIAL SUPPLIED. Piles, Shingles, Posts and Rails, coal and firewood at the lowest current rates. 'WAKELInThAWKINS :-'- 1076 ■'--■•■ Proprietors;".'VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY. WHYTE'S HOTEL, FOXTON/" lENDERB are invited Iron ;, persons' 1 willing to LEASE for a term'of TEN YEARS that valuable bote) property at Ponton, known as" Whyte's Hotel" Ttohonw is known thioughofltNew. 2!«a!and as one of !hp ino.-t valuable, country hotel properties in the North Island.' ntiii't*d : ip Main-street, in the centre of thetovnsbip'' of Foxton, and adjacent to the Railway, Station, Wharf, and Fojeton. Public. Hall. 1 - The house is well and comrnodioufily built, iand contains on the upper floor 18 be&ooms,' "3: sitting rooms, bathroom, and on the ground floor eleven rooms, including commercial room, dining room', bar, 1 parlor; ;pri?aW sitting and bedroom, -largo ; cdlarV-and other accommodatien carrying bnV a first-class hotel, Large sample rooms are cr(^c.ted'onthepremise's..^'.»A , .' , .' '■[ ■/,) : < : < With'the Hotel will be leased a comfortable detached COTTAGE oontaining'fdnr rooms, situated a few yards from the Hotel, In a large yard at.rear-of the Hotel/are' erected ■'commodious stables,- Coaohh(suß6a, and Groom's cottage.'- '■'■-'■ ■' >.:' :'■ i ). '.'P'X The iPADDOCK attached 'to -theJ-Bfotel property contains "abont'fouraores-ot'lind, and will also be leased:with'the H0te1..'.,;; : Cobb and Co.'a. "Wellingtdn-Foxto'a line of COACHES arrive at-and!depart from,the Hotel daily.. !i ''-■'■•••' -' i! ' J ''^ To an enterprising and a large 1 and lucrative'trade' ie'certainAThe property is only in the market /.through decease of the.lato proprietor.,''"' ] The highest or any tender 'not neWsarily; Tenderscloso : on MONDAYvfist; JULY; next, at 5 p.m. '•' . .'■-' :1 -;,■;,-7 • For 'conditions' of lease and 'other: j»rti- ; cnlars'apply to' , ; ' ' :) ' • ■['• ' ' Ml!r ; "•'■ Mr W. G'^OBERTSON/- I^ - Commissionafjentj'FoJrtMJ.' ; ° J. HKRpRT'HaNKI^; u -; ■ '' '■ -Sblicitorf :i Politferfefdn":'NtOR PlilNTlNGl^GrcaVJobs ihd'Smal' 0 , Jobs, Long Jobs arid/SbqrtiJoDß; Plaf Jobs' and Fanoy Jobs,' Easy Jobs And 'Dffii I cult Jobs, Cheap Jobs. Simple Jobs antflritricate 'Ms: 'Funny;'Jotis I and Serious Jobs, Poor' Jobs and Qvodjobs', in a word; any'kind of a Job;bnt a bad Job,' neatly and promptly executed atthiroffiee.