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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1129, 19 July 1882, Page 4

LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, '" "TirOULD iw attention to the followvariety, managenpL inio&ealth " arid dhuia;' Anatomy, etyJjy |{onehenge-a new edition vdth 174i/AU.BJrfjtions. 16b Australian, Sheep Hmandry : a handbook of tho 'breeding and Jtoatat of .shwpi " ! 'I atructions for tank'aud well-sinking,. ( ' • _ 1 • l=. J ■ I 1 !'.'?_ ;.' ..ana Uampboll, 7h 6df . tVii .! ', Thfifyok ooit .Farm, detailing the labors of . Jtjie,, jfamer,| ( fßrm-steward,''pfoilijhman, ' shepherd, .hedger,.4rm,'.laborer, field 1 '•' by Henry Stephen!, P.8.5.E.,, 2 ( v,01b;."635 % .-,>p ■'.»n'-\ Sheep Breeding. iV/iwfrfliia, containing ah l,:»l—:„.l ;.l.'.l.VX«ii;« ~»»inA ahaon tha ..) | pedigrees of stud sheep ib.| the Australasian colonies/and a treatise on breeding, with.,photpgraphio illustrations, by George Ai Jrowo; s4sa-[ ; TheAmerican.Cattle'Bbctor, by G. H Dadd \. ,,a5.6d,,.,-.■!;'" : ." jr ■ -• 1 Lessons in,, horse j Jn3gxng,;\ bj, f William 1 Feraely, 6d.'.', i'.,, ■,..:{■ 1 The racehorse'V'training,...wjth.'hinta/on' | racing nud rnoing.ref ormgi by William Day - 1 '■■''W- : ""'"'" ' Representative Goyernrncn,!; in England, "ifti ; <'• " faults arid failures, by JJtavlA Syme, Initio Freo trade and protcctioiinVYHiß^of.'-'Jfawoettv The- cohiplo'le^rjis ( '()|[-Sha,kespe'aie, With , Glossary, .a'iuV, a/ cri|icalVbiography by i The life of .tho sg|Oftnorable Witiiam--1 ' Ewa'r't Qlad'ston'e'.by Georgeitornett Smith, 7sfid: ■■'■ ■■••■'■■ ■;■;*■<[ \ Tho Ferns and Fern, illies ,1)1, Jlpw.'Ze&l&nd wifh and • : hints'on their'''.cultjvajjqnj; by George M. • ■ Thbm'SpH, r l2s'.'' ';'''; ' j '•.. ' *', Manual ( of''tlie l Birds ',6f.,Hew Zealand, by miterLßullerM;,;':., '""j Histbr'y'of tlie' byj Mongredien, lb 3d , Busmcss„by,James Plait;,}b'3d, \'..(i \ i" : William Shakespeare's Dramatic, ■ Works, rei vised by S, W. Singer, ip"yp%oloth gilt, i Btls': mofibco,.s7sJ6d.' ( ,. , i '''l i The Works' of William Makepeacd Thackeray,'' i' ' 24 vo]b„96s' ' '' " : ' I Tho 'Works of William Harrison Ainaworth l •Tlie Wbrks'of'William'fiarrißon Ainsworth. 15 vols in, 8,. 30a.. r ... ~-,.■] vfijT,' •■ -Mrs'Hrtlgson BurnettsNpvels,'. .8 jfolsi', 2a ',' '"fid'eaehv V' 'lllustrated'jJditi()n' : i o(' Marrayat's : novels;jh ! l7,vqls,.'.el(itji gilt, $3 12s ; 6d, •:j ; '• Hi-Horse; by\ Witlihm. ffivauli^ . • ! ■ Willard'stomplkefreaiweonPraeiUal Dairy Husbandry, fiill'y'and handsomely illustrated. ' ' .', ,;..|',',i /•. \ Rugby Tennessee, b.eing;sbmb a/jwrant/p.fithe 'settlement founded' on,the flumberland Plateau by Thomas Hughes', 6s. | Market Garden Husbandry, by William Hi Abletl.Gs. "., ' , .;:■; '; The' Drahia'ge of. Land,. Irrigations and I Manures, 'by Arthur' Roland, Is 6di( | , Dairy Farming, Management of Cow, eto.,; r •• by Arthur Roland. 6> 6d.. , ,'. -r j Jack's Education, or how He; [Learnt /Farm^ • ■ in?; Tanner, BgjSd. ',, , i j J Practical: Shepherd.' A complete, treatise on' 1 the brcdrjihg,' management, anp\, diseases! of sheep, by Henry Randall, with illußtra-| tipn, 105.6 i »..","•?• ■■>., ~/r i Elementary 'Leason's ,'" cultural' Practice,' tiy'lTerlry 6d. Root Growing and' the 'Cultivation cjtHops, by Arthur Roland,'(is 6d. Managemcnt l <,.and, llm- , ' : jiioV cmej't' 'of tlie Pig.' by "Joseph Harris; -illustrated, Bs'6d,;,',.' f '■',';'.'".,]•! The'Dis&scs of Horses Cattle, Sheep, S,wine, Dogs, and Poultry•: their tre'atmont, by ' R.O.Pringle,..3s.b'd.. \-vrvw Cattle WiUiam MeCrpmbie^s l ,..•:.i.,;)i,■.-,', I,;,i:i';'''. A. • Stock Keeping and i Cattle' Rearing, by Arthur, Roland, >:!: r J-^-:-. • Sam' Sliok*s Novels, 3 vols,} roan, 10a 6d Miss i'erriers's.NqvA 3 i yflfs l iifr'dan l 10s Cd ;. Waltei I ScottYNoyels, i 4vq]p|,cloth g|Ul f 18s! b ffillkqi'Parletprilfl;,Npyej^i^.-vols;,^jpaiii;.

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