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    Messrs 3 & it ^ tt . GOU stt Yafaar LDEN * attfc & LARNER $$ * nt * , FOR THE SAXE OF "fibOkSELLTKa , STATIONERY , PKINTING- AND FANCY BUSINESSES , NEWSPAPER PROPERTY AND COPYRIGHTS , 48 PATERNOSTER ROW , E . G . ( Established 15 Yea-rs ) , Are instructed to sell the following businesses : STATIONERY , BOOKS , LIBRARY , and FANCY GOODS at first-class sea-side resort shop on South , well -Coast fitted . . Return -Abou s t n £ earl 700 y . £ required 3 , 000 . . Sp A lendid fine opportunity for adding Printing . - PRINTING ¦ - of England . and Splendid STATIONERY cash , trade , , open North to : much £ 2 , 000 . increase Incoming . No , £ 500 goodwill down . . Returns Small balance nearly can be paid as desired . Every investigation courted . ^ TATIONERY , PRINTING , and BOOKS SELLING , West of England . Busy town . Old-established . Nice shop and house , low Tent . Proprietor retiring . About £ 600 required for plant , stock , and goodwill . TJOOKSBLLING * - * LIBRARY , and FANCY , STATIONERY GOODS in a populous , west thoroughfare . Returns over £ 1 , 000 a-year . Splendid shop and house , 19 years' lease . To be sold at a valuation about £ 750 . £ 500 down , balance easy . STATIONERY , MUSIC . FANCY , & c . A compact affair , North London . Present returns £ 500 a-year , but capable of doing much more thing . with A "bargain attention . . i % 240 will purchase every-PARTNERSHIP ( Working ) in an old-esta--L blished PRINTING and STATIONERY BUSINESS * Splendid premises at very low rent . ti About culars £ to 1 , 000 those requi halving red the for cap hal ital f share and . a knowled Full par ge - | of the trade . " OTATIONERY , and FANCY BAZAAR , * J Midland Counties . Over 21 years' lease . Rent low . Splendid premises . Net profits £ 500 " a b - y year arrangement . Incoming . , Books £ 500 open to £ to 600 inspection . Smal . l balance STATIONERY , BOOKSELLING , * J FANCY , & c . Capital business . Doing £ 18 weekly . In S . E . District , in Tery pleasant part . Nice double-fronted shop , with good house . Long lease . £ 500 required for everything . STATIONERY , BOOKS and FANCY , U in principal thoroughfare of West of England watering- ]? lace . Fine shop and premises . 15 years ' lease , at £ 70 rent ( very low ) . £ 250 for lease , goodwill and fixtures . Stock at valuation , about £ 350 . ; STATIONERY , BOOKS and FANCY . — ^ A very good business , in crowded thoroughfare , South London . Bent under £ 50 . Expenses veiy I small . Returns £ 1 , 000 , and rising . STATIONERY and BOOKSELLING in a * J -year p . leasan Very t part long of lease Essex . Notninal . Returns rent just About £ 800 £ 500 required . warded A Monthly post-free List on of app Businesses lication to for Messrs Disposal . Gouidjbn fori I & Larnbr , 48 Paternoster Bow , E . C

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    DIRECTORY OF SECOND-HAKD BOOKSELLERS WHO PUBLISH CATALOGUES OF ( Dli > , Strtm , $ j & eronft-Jpanfr | tojoh $ , "DEADING , Berks . — WM . SMITH , 97 - * - ** London Street , lias a Miscellaneous Stock of Several Thousand Volumes , many worth the attenand tion of sent Book post -buyers -free . . Catalogues Names and issued addresses at intervals of , * Book-Worms ' solicited .

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    RARE BOOKS . —Catalogues of Rare Books and Manuscripts at intervals . M . and N . just ready . Kerr & Richardson , 89 Queen Street , Glasgow .

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    "DICHARD LAWRENCE , who was eleven -L * ' years in business at Leicester , OFFERS his SERVICES to the TRADE to assist in Stocktakings , Arrangements of Accounts for Creditors ' Meetings , or as a temporary help in cases of illness or holiday absence , or as Receiver in the winding * Tip of estates ; on reasonable terms . —Permanent address , Matlock Bank .

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    Established 1846 . HALL & CO ., "Wholesale Booksellers and Publishers . The Country Trade supplied with Papers all Books on , the Magazines best terms , Periodicals . Miscellaneous , and Weekly Orders despatched Advertisements "with inserted the utmost . celerity Newspapers and punctuality and Music . supplied . Enclosures received , packed , and forwarded . 13 Paternoster Row , E . C .

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    MR . GBO . NEWMAN , Auctioneer and Valuer to the Trade , offers his cervices in all shi matters p or Probate of Sale , ; Transfer his long , or experience Valuations and for thoroug Partner- h knowledge of the various branches enable him to render very valuable assistance to either Vendor or Purchaser in placing on particulars very moderate on this terms Reg . ister No . expense Offices : 51 London Wall , E . C .

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    ««\ ELECTROTYPES . ME SSRS & CO . have SAMPSON prepared LOW a List , MARSTQN Worts from , which Electros they . This are List willing they will to supp be happy ly selections to forward of to any bond fide purchaser . —Address 188 Fleet Street , E . C .

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    TRADE VALUATION . MR . ADAM HOLDEN , Bookseller & c , long and 48 varied Church experience Street , Liverpool in the different , having branches had a to of the undertake Trade of the a Booksxulbr Vai . ua . tioi * and of any Sta-TIontbr Business , offers for Probate Duty , ox for Sale or Transfer , in any part of the Country . Terms { moderate ) en application * , 48 Church . Street , Liverpool " . __^ . -rdm 1

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Dec. 6, 1883, page 1374, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_06121883/page/320/