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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1286, 25 January 1883, Page 3

New Books! New Books !! Lyon and Blair. • Lyon and Blair. SUNDAY AT HOME, 1882 Vol. Cloth .Gilt,' 7s 6d ' Leisure Hour, 1882.Vp1,, Cloth Gilt, 7s 6d Sunday. Magazine, 1832 Vol., Cloth Gilt, . 8s 6d •' . Good Words, 1382 Vol., Cloth'-Gilt, 8s Cd Quiver, 1882 Vol., Cloth Gilt, 8s ,6d Caaaell's Magazine, 1882 Vol;,. (Jloth Gilt ■ ; i lOaiid'. ; i"'' . British Workman, iBB2 >, Vql,Paper Cover,' 2s ...... >. ■ - ;Baud;of Hopo-Kavjlowy 18^ The life of 'Ei<;li»rd' Cobdeo, by ' John . Morley, now ind'ohetp edition, 3b : Sartor Reaartus, Heroei' and Hero Worship, and Essays; by. Thomas-Oarlyle,\hew edition in one volume, ' BRIGHTER BRITAIN! or Settler and Maori, in Northern' New Zealand by "William Dolialo Pay, in two volumes, 24s fid land Nationalisation, its Necessity and its Aims, by Alfred Russell Wallace, Gs 6d Some Experiences of a Barrister's Life, by Mr Serjeant Ballantyne, a new and revised edition with photograph The CHRISTMAS NUMBER of the Illustrated London News, 1882, with large colored plate of Cinderella, by J. E, Millais, R.A., 2s Free Trade and Protection, by Henry Fawcett, M.P., 4 s 6d A Grape from a Tliorno, now Novel, by Jamos Payn, 2s 6d Winning Ways, a love story, illustrated by Hal Ludlon, Is 3d My Beautiful Daughter, by Peroy B, St John,2s The Misletoe Bough (New Chrutmas Annual), by Miss Braddon Is 3d Last Christmas Eve (being the Christmas Number of Tinsley's Magazine) Is 3d Readings From The Works Of Charles Dickens, condensed and adapted by John A. Jennings, 8.A., Is 3d Diok's Recita'ions .and Readings—A carefully compiled selection of humorous, pathetic, eloquent, patriotic, and sentimental pieces, in poetry and prose, exclusively designed for recitation or reading. Edited by Win, F, Dick, in 14 volumes, oach volume completo in itself, 28 each LYON & BLAIR, BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS,' Lambton-Qday ■..•'Wellington, 1283 CONTRACT. Ploughmen wanted to plough 100 acres, (more or less), Horses, Horce Feed, and Implements supplied. Apply to E. CLIFTON, , •1274 Manager, Caatlepoint Station. TO PAINTERS. TENDERS are invited until noon of SATURDAY, 27th inßtl, for Painting* the Waiohine Bridge, near,G/ay town, For particulars apply to REE&E <£ DAWSON, Chapel-Street, next Rov. Mrlsitt's. IMPOUNDED on the 15th January, in the I Public Pound, Taueru, off Vallance's Station—--1 Brown horse, shod all round, branded W on off shoulder. 1 Brown filly, unbroken,.no "risible brand, white star on forehead, If not claimed and all expenses paid will be sold by public auotioi on' February sth, at 12 o'clock noon, according to the Impounding Act, 1874. ■ T; THOMPSON. 1278 Pouudkeeper, IMPOUNDING NOTICE; ' TMPOUNDED in the Public Pound, MauJL riceville, 1 Bay Mare, indistinct brand off shoulder, small white star on forehead. Unless redeemed, will be sold by public auction on the 17th JANUARY, 1888. at. 12 o'clock NOON, in terms of the "Impounding Act, 1874." . F. JAGERHORN, 1269 Mauriceville.

R. H. Chinchen, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, HAS JUST RECEIVED a large assortment of PRIZE AND PRESENTATION. BOOKS, Novels, Account 800k5,.. • • PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY. « Yols. "Illustrated London News," -1881CHEAP!!! N,B.—AGENT for C, Campbell, Witchmaker, &0,, late of .Wellington,' All work in the Horological or Jewelry Lne will be accurately done and returned every Saturday. 1289 France, Jenkins, 1 France, GENERAL COMMISSION, SHIPPING and Forwarding Agents, JJAVE ON gALE AND IJO JJST DWELLINGS, SHOPS AND' LAND IN ALL PARTS or the PROVINCE EMPLOYMENT 4 LABOR AGENCY. All thoße seeking employment are re quested to make a note of the following, and -Employer!) of Labor aic particularly re> minded that we have constant enquiries for vacanoieß in town -or country: by 'Couples, Ploughmen, Shepherds, .Grooms, Milker&'r Dairymaids, Station-hande, Gardeners, Bricklayers, Carpenters, Plasterers,' Office Boys, Housemaids, Bar m a ids, Housekeepers, Domestic Servants,! Niirse/prls, .Waitresses, Governesses, &c, FRANCE, JENKINS,4.FRANCE, 1281 Lambton Quay, Wellington,