BUSINESS CARDS OF Advertisement Agents, Trade Valuers, Printers, &c. WOODFORD FAWCETT & CO., Newspaper, Magazine, and General Printers and Publishers, DORSET WORKS, SALISBURY SQUARE, PRINTERS OF THE FISHING GAZETTE,' 'NURSING RECORD,' PROMPTITUDE AND GOOD WORK GUARANTEED. Mr. GEORGE LARNER, 67 PATERNOSTER ROW, First door out of Cheapside on the left, at the Offices of the Booksellers' Provident Institution, LICENSED PRACTICAL TRADE VALUER Spécialité BY THE BOARD OF INLAND REVENUE. Valuations for Transfer, Probate, Fire, and Partnership. Before ordering Printing, apply for quotations to BELL & STONE, PRINTERS AND PAPER MERCHANTS, GREEN LANE, DERBY. 12 Wholesale Bookbinders IN CLOTH AND LEATHER, SAMPLES AND ESTIMATES ON APPLICATION. TAYLOR BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS OF CHROMO SHEET ALMANACS, AS USED BY GROCERS, Fifty Choice Designs. Sample Set 5s. allowed off £5 order. OFFICE CALENDARS FOR STATIONERS, &c., ON SUPERFINE ENAMELLED CARDBOARD. Sample Set 1s. 6d. post-free. EXAMINATION CERTIFICATES FOR SCHOOLS. Samples now ready. SUPPLIED TO THE TRADE ONLY. Chromo Lithographers and Letterpress Printers to the Wholesale Trade. THE STEAM COLOUR-PRINTING WORKS, LEEDS. Newspaper, Periodical, and Magazine Agents, &c. PUBLISHERS' CIRCULAR. SCALE OF CHARGES FOR ADVERTISEMENTS. A reduction is made for a series according to the number of insertions. Special positions by arrangement. The PUBLISHERS' CIRCULAR Office, St. Dunstan's House, Fetter Lane, Fleet Street, E.C. Oriental, Classical, and General Printers, ST. JOHN'S HOUSE, CLERKENWELL ROAD, LONDON. Mr. A. M. BURGHES, |Messrs. HOLMES & SON VALUER & ACCOUNTANT To Publishers, Booksellers, Stationers, Printers, &c. 1a PATERNOSTER ROW, Is instructed to Sell the following Businesses : PRINTING, STATIONERY, &c.—First class old-established prosperous business in flourishing manufacturing town in the Midlands. Splendid commanding premises in Market Place. Rent £150, under the freeholder. Returns from £10,000 to £12,000 a year. About £5,000 required. An especially good opening. Proprietor retiring on a competency. TATIONERY, PRINTING, &c.-Pro BUSINESS.-In one of the leading City thoroughfares. Established half a century. Rent can be cleared by letting off part of the premises; long lease. Returns about £2,000 and open to much increase. About £1,000 to £1.100 required. S sperous town in Somerset. First-class premises in BOOKSELLING, STATIONERY. STA commanding position. Rent only £50; free of rates and taxes. Returns at good profits £1,600 a year. About £850 required. An excellent opening; very safe. TATIONERY, FANCY, &c.-Main London thoroughfare. Fine house and shop in good position. Rent £60; £50 sublet. Returns £12 to £13 a week; good connection, increasing. A good opening for a pushing man. About £250 required; worthy of prompt attention. FANCY ANCY GOODS, &c.-Pleasant flourishing seaside town in Yorkshire. Attractive premises in High Street; 12 rooms and handsome shop; rent only £35 a year. Returns nearly £1,000 a year. About £450 required. Suitable for one or two ladies. HOLESALE PAPER MERCHANT. -Important Midland Town. Suitable premises in good position. Rent only £38. Returns average over £2,000 a year, and can be largely increased. About £600 required. Ill-health of Proprietor the cause of selling. WH TATIONERY, ST BOOKSELLING, &c.-Delightful town in Surrey. Old-established leading Business; central and attractive premises. Rent £120; 16 years' lease. Returns exceed £2,000 a year at fair profits. About £1,200 required. A large and well selected stock. An excellent opportunity. PRINTING, LITHOGRAPHIC, &c.— Flourishing City, West of England. Good central premises. Rent only £25. Nett profit quite £200 a year; capable of large increase in energetic hands. Very superior plant. Business established forty years. About £450 required. FANCY and NEWS.-In one of the best suburbs of London. In same hands 11 years. Rent £52. The Post Office attached produces about £119 a year. Business open to great increase. About £600 required. STATIONERY & FANCY BUSINESS. In splendid Business Town, Midland Counties. In same hands over 20 years. Excellent premises in finest position. Returns last year £2,128. Large prevaluation, about £1,200. Very genuine concern. All at fits. Capital opening for adding Printing. STATIONERY & FANCY BUSINESS. In leading Main Road position, North of London. In same hands about 17 years. Handsome shop, and good residence. Returns about £1,400 last year, at good profits. The Business is entirely managed by two young lady Assistants, but it is open to great increase. About £700 required. STATIONERY and PRINTING BUSI NESS.-In lovely district, about 20 miles from London. The business has not changed hands since 1817. Rent £27 (very low). Capital premises. A thoroughly genuine business, producing a good living. About £400 required. BOOKSELLING, STATIONERY, and PRINTING BUSINESS.-In one of the very best Towns, Midland Counties. A splendid old busiEstablished a century. Death cause of sale. About £2,500 required. An exceptionally favourable chance. ness. OLD-ESTABLISHED WEST-END ST BOOKSELLING and PUBLISHING BUSINESS.-Advantageous premises and position. An oldestablished safe and profitable concern, capable of immense extension. A partnership could be arranged or the entire property sold. Established nearly forty years and carried on with success. About £2,000 re quired. PRINTING, STATIONERY, &c.-Busy Market Town in the Midlands; good premises. Rent £55. Returns £2,000 a year. A sound and steady business, and excellent Plant. About £1,200 required. STATIONERY, LIBRARY, &c.-West A large and high-class connection. end thoroughfare. High-class neighbourhood. Old-established successful business. Rent £80 (cleared by letting). Returns nearly £1,000 a year at high profits. About £550 required. A favourable opportunity. TATIONERY and FANCY BUSINESS. In capital Town, within 25 miles of London. A thoroughly genuine concern. Net profits £400 a year after payment of every expense. Every investigation. Established 25 years. No daily newspaper trade. {i £800 in cash, and balance by instalments. HIGH-CLASS STATIONERY & FANCY very attractive South Coast Town. Established many years. Returns about £2,500 at high profits. Rent BUSINESS.-One of the leading businesses in a £70. About £1,500 required. BOOKSELLING STATIONERY, and BUSINESS.-In lovely district, over 30 years. Returns about £2,000 at good profits. || The freehold of the premises may be purchased. About | £850 required. A very genuine concern. West-BOOKSELLING, STATIONERY, STATIONERY, FANCY, &c.-West-B end of London. Superior business. Splendid district, within 10 miles of London. LIBRARY, and FANCY BUSINESS.-In lovely Business estabpremises. Rent £85 10s. Returns nearly £1,000 a year. lished 60 years. A fine old concern. Can be largely increased. About £500 required. A £2,000, and increasing. About £1,100 required. Returns about good connection of long standing. 'Monthly Register' of Businesses for Disposal forwarded post-free on application to Mr. A. M. BURGHES, 1A Paternoster Row, London, E.C. 'Monthly Register' of over 150 Businesses for Dis posal forwarded post-free on application to Messrs. HOLMES & SON, 66A Paternoster Row, E.C. Many thousand volumes of Modern Books, also Stereotype, Steel, and Copper Plates, by order of several eminent London and provincial Publishers. ESSRS. HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION, at their Rooms, order of several eminent publishing houses), many thousand volumes of popular MODERN BOOKS and REMAINDERS, comprising 170 Artists at Home,' by Mayall & Stephens (sells £2 28.)-2,000 'Northern Fairy Tales' (58.)-3,000 International Toy-Books (6d.)-2,150 Manning's Delightful Thames' (58.)-1,100 Burns's Tam o' Shanter,' illustrated by Cruikshank (sells 58. and 78. 6d.)—190 Goldsmith's The Hermit,' cuts by Shirlaw (sells 10s. 6d.)—122 Family Crest Book,' 2 vols.-56 Smith's Monograms' and 23 Renoir's Monograms'-20 Knight and Rumley's Heraldry '-100 Riley's Yorkshire Lodges-125 Challoner's Martyrs'-260 Kerr's 'The Far Interior,' 2 vols. (328.) -24 Dore's Spain -8 Martin's Milton,' and the COPPER and STEREOTYPE PLATES-the Copper Plates of Cuitt's Wanderings-Scott's Etchings to Burns's Poems '-Stereotype Plates of Wills's Irish Nation,' 4 vols.-Dean & Martin's 'France,' 4 vols.-Law's 'Veterinary Adviser'—the 'Imperial Bible,' 4to.-MSS. of the annotated edition of Burns's Works, by Scott and other important items. · Catalogues are preparing. Important Copyrights, Stereotype Plates, and Stock of Popular Novels by Mrs. Riddell, Florence Marryat, Joseph Hatton, J. S. Lefanu, G. A. Sala, F. W. Robinson, Annie Thomas, and other esteemed Authors of the present day (hitherto published under the general title of The Companion Library'), by order of the Executor of the late Mr. Robert Inglis, Publisher, Edinburgh. MES [ESSRS. HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION, at their Rooms, 115 Chancery Lane, W.C., on THURSDAY, November 15, at 1 o'clock, by order of the Executor of the late Mr. ROBERT INGLIS, Publisher, Edinburgh, the Important COPYRIGHTS, STEREOTYPE PLATES, WRAPPER BLOCKS, and STOCK of ONE HUNDRED POPULAR NOVELS, hitherto published under the general title of THE COMPANION LIBRARY,' and comprising Works by Mrs J. H. Riddell, 18 vols.--Florence Marryat, 13 vols.-Joseph Hatton, 9 vols.-J. Sheridan Lefanu, 7 vols.-F. W. Robinson, 15 vols.-Annie Thomas, 2 vols.-M. Betham Edwards, 2 vols.Mrs. Grant, 5 vols.-and others by esteemed Authors of the present day. The Copyright and Lithographic Stones of David Low's 'Domestic Animals of the British Islands,' imp. 4to. (pub. £16 168.). Catalogues are preparing. In the High Court of Justice, Chancery Division (Mr. Justice Chitty); re A. H. Baily, deceased; Baily v. Baily.—To be Sold, pursuant to an order made in the above matter and action, the Copyright and Goodwill of, and Proprietary Rights in, the Publications known as 'Baily's Monthly Magazine of Sports and Pastimes,' and Who's Who,' and the Trade Names, Stock in Trade, Plates, and Effects connected therewith. ESSRS. HODGSON will SELL by AUCTION, at their Rooms, GOODWILL of, and Proprietary Rights in, and the Trade Name attached to, that old-established high-class periodical, BAILY'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE of SPORTS and PASTIMES, commenced in March 1860, and consequently in the 28th year of publication. The engraved Steel Plates that have been used in the production of the Magazine will be included in the purchase. Also the Copyright and Goodwill of, and Proprietary Rights in, and the Trade name attached to, Who's Who,' which entered its fortieth year in January last. The above publications continue to maintain the position they have acquired in their respective spheres, and might be further developed in energetic and enterprising hands. In the sale will be included the engraved Copper Plates and Stock of Portraits of famous Race-horses, published by Messrs. Baily, a few Oil Paintings, and other items. Catalogues are preparing, and may be obtained (when ready) of the Auctioneers; or of Messrs. Woodthorpe, Gardner, & Co., Chartered Accountants, Leadenhall Buildings, E.C.; of Frederick Romer, Esq., Solicitor, 4 Copthall Chambers, E.C.; or of T. H. T. Rogers, Esq., Solicitor, and 4 Great Winchester Street, E.C. |
