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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1143, 4 August 1882, Page 4

[ JiODKiS, BOOKS. BOOKw. LYON & BLAIR, LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, draw attention to the followThe HiirJl in the Stahk mid the Field: his varieties, nmiiftgomont in lioalth and disease, anatomy, etc., by Stoneliongo-a new edition villi I/O ilhstrations 15s Anslralmn /ilieep Husbandry : h handbook of Hie brooding Mil treatment of sheep' anil station management, with conciso insanctions fnr tank and well-sinking, fencing, drain-making, etc., by Armstrong and Campbell, 7s (id Th e.Bookqfthe Farm, detailing the labors o! the farmer, farm steward, ploughman, shepherd, hedger, farm laborer, field worker, and cattleman, by Henry Stephens, F.RN.E., 2 vols, 63s Oiecp llmlhiij in Amlra\i«, containing an historical sketch of the merino sheep, tho pedigrees »f the principal stud sheep in the Australasian colonies, and a, treatise on breeding, with photographic illustrations, by.Georgo A. Uwwn, 'lss The American Cattle Doctor, by G, H Dadd 8s (id Lrssons in horse Judging, by William Fcrnely, ."is (id The racehorse in training,' with hints on racing and racing reforms, bv William ])av 19s !ic|iir.M'iitativo Govornnieiit in England, its faults and failures, by David Syme, 7s, Free trade and protection, by l'rof. Fawectt 5s fid The complete Works of Sliakespeaic, with Glossary, and a critical biography by William Michael Rossetti, 2s Gd. The life of tho Eight Honorable William Ewart Gladstone by George Harnett Smith, 7s (id 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. Buller 10s History of the Free Trade Movement, liy iMongredicn, Is 3d Business, by James Piatt, Is 3(1 William Shakespeare's Dramatic Works, re- 1 vised by S, W. Singer, 10 w cloth gilt, 30s; A morrocu, 57s fid The WO' Its of William Makepeaco Thackeray, 24 vols,, Alia Tho Works »f William Harrison Aiusworth complete in thirty vols., 125s The Works of William Hairison Ainsworth. 15 vols in S, Mrs Hcdgson Burnett's Novels, S vols,, 2s (id eaeli. Illustrated edition of Captain Marrayat's novels, in 17 vols, cloth gilt, £3l2s sd, The Horse, hi/ W'illium fouatt,, its. Wilhird's tomph h treuliv mi I'riielienl Diilri/ Jiiislmiidrij, lnliv and mmrs. :u ly ii ut • ti'.tal, Rugby Tennessee, being some account of the settlement founded ou tho Cumberland Plateau by Thomas Hughes, (is, Market Garden Husbandry, by William 11. Ablctl, (is. The Drainage of Land, Irrigation, and Manures, by Arthur Roland, 6s (id. Dairy burning. Management of Cows, etc., by Arthur Roland, Cs fid. Jack's Education, or bow He Learnt Farming by Henry 'fanner, us (id. Practical Shepherd. A complete treatise ou tlio breeding, management, and disown of sheep, by Henry Randall, with illustration, lib lid. Meimiiitary l.easons in the Science of Agricultural t'raciice, bj Henry Tanner, 'ls (id. Boot Gluwiu|! and Ihe "'ultivaliou of Hops, by Ai'tlmr Upland, (is (id. Breeding, Hearing, Management, and Improvement, of the J'ij. by .l.isopli Harris, illustrated, Ss (id. The Diseases of Horses Cattle, Sheep,, Swine, Dogs, and Poultry: their treatment, by li. 0. l'ringle, 3s lid. Cattle and Cattle Breeders, by William McCrombie, 4s. Stock Keeping and Cattle Hearing, by Arthur Kolinul, lis lid. Sam Slick's Novels,vols, A roan, 10s lid Jliss Jj'crricra's Novels, 3 vofs, roan, (Us (id AValter Scott's Novels, -J vols, cloth gilt, 18s William Carloton's Novels, 5 vols, A roan, His Gd Jane Austen's Novels, 5 vols, cloth gilt,los fid Albert Smith's Novclb, 5 vols. A roan, lGs lid Henry Feihting's Novels, 3 vols", Mi (id Bret Harte's Novel's, 0 vols, A roan, lSs Alexandre Dumas' Novels, 19 vols, 70s Charles Lever's Novels, 34 vols, 150s Lord Lytton's Novels, 28 vols, 120s LYON ,(• BLAllt, PUBLISHERS, WELLINGTON, 1120 WAKJiJJN'S WAIRAUAPA ST I', AM SASH AND 1)0011 FACTORY. k: (IKEYTOWN. MB WAKELIN, having taken Mr E, B. Hawkins as a partner into the above business, they have rebuilt the Factory on mi imporved principle, and fitted it up with all the best machinery, and are now prepared to supply the trade and public generally with FLOORING, LINING, AND RUSTICATING. Architraves, Skirting, ami Moulding of the best description. Sashes and Sash Frames Rimu, Totara, and Kauri Doors. TUBNED WORK CP EVEBY DESCItIPTION: Large stock of seasoued timber always ou baud. BUILDERS' MATERIAL SUPPLIED. Piles, Shingles, Posts and Hails, coal and firewood at the lowest current rates. WAKIiLIN & H AWKINS Proprietors. ;to LET. F VALUABLE HiTKL PROPERTY, WHYTE'S HOTEL, FOXTON. TENDERS are invited from persons willing to LEASH for a term of TEN YEABS that valuable hotel property at Foxtail, known as" Wliytc's Hotel." This house is known tlnoughout New Zealand as one of the niOiit valuable country hotel properties in the North Island. The Hotel is situated in Main-street, in the centre of the township of Foxton, ami adjacent to the Railway Station, Wharf, and Foxton Public Hall. The house is well and comniodionsly bnilt, and •contains ou tho upper Hoor 18 bedrooms, 3 sitting rooms, batlirooin, and oil the ground floor eleven rooms, including commercial room, dining room, bar, parlor, private sitting and bedroom, large cellar, and other actommodatien requisite for carrying on a first-class hold, Large sample rooms arc crested on the premises, with the Hotel will be leased a comfortable detached COTTAGE containing four rooms, situated a few yards from the Hotel, In a large yard at rear of the Hotel are oreJted commodious stables, Coachhouses, and Groom's cottage. Tho PADDOCK afl.ched to the llutol property contains aboui four acres or laud, andwiil also be leased villi the Hold. Cobb and CV.'s Wcllington-Foxton line of COACHES arrive at and depart from the Hotel daily. To an enterprising and businesslike, man a large and lucrative trade is eei tain. Tho property is only in the market tlmiugh the decease of the late proprietor. ' . The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted, Tenders close on MONDAY, 31st JULY next, at 5 p.m. For conditions of lease and other particulars apply to Mr W. G. ROBERTSON, Commission agent, Foxton. 0- to J. HERBERT HANKINS, Solicitor, Patmeiston N. J Ol! I'l.iNThW! (ilea .lobs and Smal Jobs, Long Jobs and Sliort Jobs, Plain Jobs and Fancy Jobs, Easy Jobs and Diflionlt Jobs, Cheap Jobs and Expensive Jobs,. Simple Jobs :nd Intricate Jobs Funny Jots and Serious Jobs, Poor Jobs and Good Jobs, in a word, any kind of a Job but a bad Job', neatly and promptly executed at this office. J