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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1141, 2 August 1882, Page 4

WOKS. BOOKS, BOOKS, LYON & BLAIR, WOULD draw attention tO the following:— . ..; ',,.-;, TkHorif,, mOitSiabltandthtFitldi his varieties, management in health and disease, anatomy, etc., by Stonehengo-a' new edition.with. 170 illustrations, lfis and station management/with 'cohoisb fiff . structiona ( ,for ; tank and weU-ainHfig, fencing, drain-making, etc., by A and>(Jainplioll,-'7s -6d iJ; - lli: " :;1 TheßookoftlitFarml&i the farmer, farm Btewatdi 7 ' shepherd, 'hedge*, farm laborer, leld worker, andcattlomah; by HeW Stenhtos . F.K 5.8., 2 vols, 1 68s' "'-■■■'■. ■■ OT j Simp Breeding in i««Wioj'cbitainingan uiukuiiwu oiujuiu ui mb iuunno.Bneep, ene pedigrees of tho principal stud.snee] i is the Australasian colonies, aMyAjjip&w on breeding, with ph'ofofrophtr ffiur r»tions; by.Qebrge A: Brown,'4i!tL' ! '■''' '■ The American Cattle Dootor, by G, H D, AA Lessons fy ~horse Edging, by Wllkm Fernely, 5a,6d-. ; The racehorse invtraining,, with hints m 1 • fading and racing reforms,; by William Buy 19S j «.-;.. ••!■! Representative Government in England, jits faults and failures, by Dayid Byrne, l li\ Free trade and protection, ■by.'Prol hvofttt •6a-6d ■'-•■,:.'. Tho complete .Works of Shakespeare, with Glossary, and. &., critical< biography by "William Michael Roßßetti,^s6d.;'''J | , The Wo of.,the Bight Honorable William Ewart Gladstone by George Barnett'Smitib, ,7s (id ~ :...., ~ .. .■-, f The Ferns and Forn allies -ol New Zealaid, with instructions for their, colleetioi, and' hints on their cultivation, by George 7' Thomson, 12b, ■>.•■■ , : .. :•/,,„: o'-i Manual of the .Birds 'of : New. Zealand, ]»y Walter L. Buller, 10a :.;.'. . ■. f ! .History of the Free, Trade Movement, by Mongredien, U3d ' . ] j Business, by James Piatt, Is 3d; » j William Shakeßpoare's: Dramatie Works, rl visedbyS.W. Singer, 10Toll.,cloth gUt,' sua; imorroco,s7B6d; i: , : The works of William Makepeace Th*ckew. 24 vols., 96s .:,,;,>,.; \\ The, Works of William! Harrison Ainmrth j complete in thirty vols,, ] 25s . I The Worksof William Harrison AinmrtH. , 15y01aiu8,305.,,, , „.., ■,,, jfov 1 Mrs Hcdgson Burnett's' Novels, 8 Toll,, to Gdeaeh.. ~:,;•, I- Illustrated : edition of. Captain <Marrayat' i ..novels, in 17,v015, oloth gilt, £3l2s fid. ■Tbt-Horu, by William hua(t„ 95.,.,.: •; Willard's complete trealiu m Practical iofrj' ' Husbandry, fully and handsomely illns trated, „ ■: l , ..., , |: EugbyTennessee, being some account of th< Bettlomeiit founded on the Cumberlam Plateau by Thomas Hughes, 65.. Market Garden Husbandry, by William H •: Ablett,'6s. ' ' ,','. . . . The' Drainage of Land, Irrigation, and Manures, by Arthur Koland, 6s 6d. ■■ ' 1 Dairy Farming, Mauagement'.of Cows, etc., •by Arthur Roland,; 6s 6d'.' .',, , ;■:, Jack's Education, orhowHe Learnt Farm-' . m, by Henry Tannery6>6d. 1 Practical Shepherd. /£ complete treatise on the breeding, management,.-and,diseases' of sheep, by Hemf Randall, with illustra-, tion, 10s 6d. ./• ■ . Elementary Leasdns in the Science ef Articultural Practice, by Benry Tanner, 4b 6d. Boot growing and the Cultivation of Hops,' by Arthur Eoland, (is 6d. ..... •Breeding, Rearing, Management, and Improvement of the Pig, by Joseph .Harriß, illustrated, 8s 6d. ':■':-;. The Diseases of Horses Oattle, Sfieop, Swine, Dogs, and Poultry; their treatment,' by •B. O..PriuKle,-3'a;«d'. ~.•■ / '. ;,.J} Cattle and Cattle, William ,McCrombie ( '4s. ■ V : !-' '\ : , Stock Keepmg"and Cattle; Rearifli?,', by. - / ; ; - ..f. •Sam' Slick's Novels, 3 vols', \ roan,'loa'6ri.." Miss Ferriers's Novels, 3 vols,' \ roTan,-10» 6d Walter Scott's Novels, 4 vols, cloth' gilt, 18s William Carleton'a vols, j roan, Jane Austen's Novels, 5 vols, dotli'gilf ,lfc '64 Albert Smith's Novels, 5 vols, \ roanj l6s ; W Henry Feilding'fi Novels,' 3 vbls,M» H'X : Bret Harte's Novel's, 6 vols, \ roan, lfa ■ Alexandre Dumas' Novels, 19-Toll,. 70s CharlesLevertNovels, 34ioIi.IMs -, ,: Lord Lytton's Novels, 28 v01»,;12Qi..... ,■«.£■.), LION it BLAIR, .'; PUBLISHERS, WELLINGTpN;:II» WAtBAEAPA STEAM SASB AND DOOB : . FACTORY/.. ■: .'■' ..GREYTOWN;;iv, : i' ' MR WAKELIN, having taken Mr K, B. i ] Hawkins as a partner into the abm 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 trade and nubile generally with i ' FLOORING, LINING, AND RUSTICATING Architraves, Skirting, and Moulding of the , best description. • ' Sashes and Sash Frames ~.-■•' TUBNED:WORK OF EVERY DEB€Bff. Large stock of seasoned timbor ! -alw»yi on hand. HUILDERS' MATERIAL SUPPLIED. Piles, Shingles, Posts and Rails, oeaTSnd "lrewood at the lowest' current iatea'.'"' 1 |' v : WAKELIN-A'ffitWKlNtf 1 '"" 1076.- '....-. ■ --^>-Proprietirs/' : VALUABLE HOTEL PBOPERTYi'' 0 WHYTE'S HOTEL, FOXTOK,: TENDERS are invited' ■from pirioii willing to LEASE for aterm of TEN lEABS that valuable hotel property at F«ton, known as" Whyte's Hotel" Tbißhqnsi is known thioughoutNew Zealwdas one of 1118 mn«f. vnlnoWn Mn.l« t'. 1.1 ._ .. •" lin the North Island. TheHbtel'is sitnated m Main-street, in the centre of thetoyraship of .Foxton, and adjacent tp'the Railway' Station, VVharf, and Foxtdn Publip Hall. The liouse is well and commodiohßly- built 1 and' 1 1'nntains on the upper floor 18 !-6itting rooms, bathroom, 'and on th,e.,grorjnd floor- eleven rooms, including commercial 100 m, dining ioom, bar/parlor, private sitting and bedroonij largo oellari and other accommodatien requisite for carrying on a first-class hotel. Large sample rooms are erected on the premises. . With the Hotel will be leased ajoomfortable detached COTTAGE containing four rooms, situated, a fewjyardsfropi .the Hotel, in,a largo yard: at rear,of the HoW are erected commodious- stables,'' Coachhouses, and Groom's cottage. -- ■ - - .. t| 'l'he PADDOCK attached to the Hotel property .contains .about fourjicres of land,' and wiil also be leased with the Hotel J<? h )M$-C.»'* COACHES arriveat-and depaH '&W ■Hoteldaily. ..-.; ~;; ; •.;". j.Y '|o an enterprising''and businesslike man ft Wrge.andilncratiye, trade is certairi. • The proberty is only in the market through the ■decease of 'tho late' proprietor. '■ ~,, The highest or any tender nqt neMBMiUy. accepted, L ''' ■," ' ; ,T V , Tendera. close on tM JJM next,"at sp.m. ,".,'' ■ i.,'i'f' ' For;'c6iiditi6ns of,lease inel otoer witi.' eulara"apply'to : - , - > .•^ : 7.T- IK * Mr W. '(J; EbBEBTSOK,' ' '„',' Commission agent, Fox*eni ; Orto ...' V''' : ,'-".;' . ; J '. ■'J.'HpßM;Hap»B;'';; •• | ~ ._.. Splioitor,'''.jaljieTjjp %. O | Jobs, Long Jobs and Sljort Jobs, Pliin ■fobs and Fancy Jobs, Easy Jobs and.pifficult .Jobs, Cheap Jobs'.and'Exp'spaivi. Jobs, Simple Jobs and Intricate Job's. and Senons Jobs, Poor Jobs and Good Jobs,m ajword, any kind ofiii Job'bufft'bad Job, neaty.and promptly executedtiithiioffloeY' S-UWHititt