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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1139, 31 July 1882, Page 4

B'-MS. BOOKS, BOOKS, LYON & BLAIR, LAMBTON. QPAV WELLINGTON, WOULD, draw attention to the follow-' ing -■. ■ .; (l t He Hme. (: inihe StM'aivlMField -: his : - vai-ietjes, [management fat health and' discas<y anati>my, etc., nmv ,tdui' n yith 170: ilkgtftfcona. 16s Australian fhrep' Husbandry a handbook of the breeding'andtreatment of sheep and station management, concise insfTUotions for' 'tank and . fencing, drain-makmgi etc!, by Armstrong and Campbell, 7s fid ■ ; Th eßook\'f the Farni, detailiugtlie labors of the ' farmer, farm steward,. ploughman, shepherd; liedger, farm. laborer, field worker, and cattleman, by Henry Stephens, F,U S.E., 2 vols, 63a „ ■ ; Bhetp Breeding in Australia, containing an historical sketch of the merino sheep, .the , .pedigrees of the principal stud sheep in the Australasian colonies, and a troatiao on breeding, with photographio illustrations, by George A. Brown, ,45s •' Tlic American Cattle Doctor, by G,.H Dadd 8s (Id . , Li ssoub in horao Judging,. by "William Fcmelv, 5a 6d The racehorse in training, with hints on racing and racing reforms, by "William Day 19s Representative Government in England, its faults and failures, by David Syme,; 7s, Free trade and protoction, by Prof, Fawcett . 08 6d Tho complete Works of Shakespeare, with Glossary, and a critical biography by William Miohael Bossetti, 2a 6a, The life of tho Right Honorable William 7a fid The Ferns and Fern allies of New Zealand with instructions for their collection, and hints on their cultivation, by George M. Thomson, 12s Manual of tho Birds of New Zealand, by Walter L. Bullcr, 10b History of the Free Trade Movement, by Mongredien, h 3d Business, by James Piatt, Is 3d William Shakespeare's Dramatio Works, re< vised by S. W, Singer, 10 vols.,oloth gilt, 30s; $ morroco, 57b 6d The wo'ka of William Makepeace Thackeray, 24 vo1b„ 9Gs The Works of William Harrison Ainsworth complete in thirty vols,, 125s The Works of William Harrison Ainsworth. 15 vols in 8,! Mrs Hcdgson Burnott's Novels, 8 vols., 2s 6d eaeh. Illustrated edition of Captain Marrayat's novels, in 17 vols, oloth gilt, £3l2s sd, The Horn, by William Foiiatl,', 937 II Ward's complete treatise on Practical Dairy Husbandry, fully and handsomely iilmtr4"d. . llugby I'enncßaee, being some account of tho settlement ionnded on the Cumberland Piateui by Thomas Hughes, (is, Mnrki't Gar.ien husbandry, by William H. A -let.t, (is. ' 'lhe tiraiuiiffe of Land, Irrigation,., and Manures, by Arthur Roland, 6s 6d. Dairy Farming, Management of Cows, etc,,by Arthur Roland. 6d. Jack's Education, or how Ho Learnt Farm-' m, by Henry Turner, 5s 6d. Practical Shepherd. A complete treatise on ih« breeding, management, and of sheep, by Hemy Randall, with illusttoturn, 10s fid. Jvlmnentnry Lessons in the Science of Agricultural Practice, by Henry Tanner, 4b fid, ■Knot Growing and the Cultivation of Hops, by Arthur lloland, fis 6d, Bieeding, Rearing, Management, and.lmincrement of the Pig, byJoseph Harris, illustrated, 8s fid. 1 he Diseases of Hoibgh Cattle,! Dogs,and Poultry; their treatment} by It. 0. Pringle, 3s O'd. Cattle and Cattlo Breeders, by William McCmmbie,' Stuck Keeping and Cattle Rearing, by Arthur liolaud, (is fid. Sam Slick's, Novels, 3 volßi J roan; 10s fid Miss Jj'erriers's Novels, 3 vols, J roan, 20s 6d .. Walter Scott's-iVovcls, 4 vols, cloth gilt, 18s Ailliiun Carleton's Novels', 6 vols, jt roan, 10s fid • . Jane Austen's Novclb, o vols, cloth gilt,los 6d Albert Smith's Novate, 5 vols, J roan, 16s f 1 Henry Feilding's Novels, 3 vols, 14s (id Bret Harts's Novel's; 6 vols, \ ioan, 18a Alexandre Dumas' Novels, 19 vols, 70s Cia les Levers Novels, 34 vols, 150 a Lord Ly ton's Novels, 23 vols, 120 a LYON <fc BLAIR, PUBLISHERS, WELLINGTON. 1120 WAKELIN'S ■ WAIRARAPA ST ham sash and door FACTORY. GREYTOWN, MR WAKELIN, having taken Mr E, B t| Hawkins as a partner into the above business, they have rehuilt the Factory on! an imporved principle, and fitted it lip with! all tlio best machinery, and are now prepared to supply the trade and public generally with ' ' 1 ' FLOORING,. 'LINING, AND RUSTICATING. Architraves, Skirting, and Moulding of the Bimu, Totara, and Kauri Doors. TURNED WORK OF EVERY DESCRIP- . . . . TION: Large stook of seasoned timber always on ' - hand, BUILDERS' MATERIAL .SUPPLIED. Piles, Shingles, Posts and Rails, coal and firewood at the loweßt current rates. WAKELIN & HAWKINS IW6 Proprietors. TO LET. VALUABLE BOTEL PROPERTY"/ WHYTE'S HO'l'EL, FOXTON. TENDERS are invited from persons wiping to LEASE for a terra of TEN" YLARS that valuable hotel property at Foxto.., k-own as " Whyte's Hotel." This house, is k'own thionchoiit New Zealand as one of the mo t valuable country hotel properties i'i the North Island. The Hotel is situated in Muin-street, in t.he centre of the township of Ki>xton, and adjacent to the Railway Staf'on, i\ harf, and Foxton Public Hall. The boUi-e is well and commodiously built, and contains' on the upper floor 18 bedrooms, 3 sitting rooms, bathroom, and on the ground floor eleven rooms, including, commercial loom, dining room, bar, .parlor, private fitting and bedroom, largo cellar, and other ■T'commodatien requisite for carrying on a lirst-c ;us hotel, Largo sample roomß are •:ri'Cf d on the premises. '•V.tl the Hotel will be leased a comforta■.•'<: detached COTTAGE containing fonr i ' s. situated a few yards from the Hotel, In ;■ hrfc yard ,at rear of the Hotel are (-■ tits'wl ci'miU'vlio.is sables, t. ou'.hhouses, ai d Givom'-c The PAhDOCK attached. to the Hotel property contains about fonr'acres of bind, and will also be leased with the Hotel. ■ ( obb and Civs Wellingtun-Foxton line of COACHES arrive at and depart from the Hotel daily. , To un enterprising and businesslike man a and lucrative trade is certain. The' property is only in the market through the. decease of ,the late proprietor, 1 1 The highest or any tcoder not necessarily accepted, ' Tenders close on MONDAY, 31st JUL! next; at 5 p.m. ' For conditions of lease and other particulars apply to' , f Mr.W. G. KOBEUTSON, 1 ' :l ' Commission agent, Foxton, f Or to J, HERBERT HANKINS, Solicitor, Palmetalon N. TOB PIIINTINGI-Great Jobs and Smal V Jobs, Long Jobs and Short Jobs, Plain ,[olm and Fancy Jobs, Easy Jobs and cult.lobs,' Cheap Jobs and Expensive Jobs, Simple Joba rnd Intricate Jobs,' Funny Jobs and SenoUs Jobs, Poor Jobs and Good Jobs, in a word, any kind-of a Job but a bad Job, cwtfyand promptly executed at this office.