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Bruce Herald, Volume II, Issue 46, 23 February 1865, Page 12

jdACKAY'S OTAGO SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY. JOSEPH MACKAY, WLole3alo and Retail Bookseller, Stationer, Account Book Manufacturer, Printer, Bookbinder, and Librarian, Princes-sLreefc, North, Dunedin, A SELECT AND VARIED STOCK of BOOKS and STATIONERY, suitable to the requirements of the Province, always kept on hand. Up-country orders executed with, every The LIBRARY immbers several hundred Volumes, and is being constantly increased by the addition of New Works of importance, such as Lady Audley's Secret, Aurora Floyd, JVlrs. Haliburton's Troubles, Collins Woman in White, Buhver's Strange Story, Dickens' Great Expectations, &c. &cSubscription. — 21s. per annum, 12s. half-yearly, and Ga, quarterly. For Up-ccuntry Settlers s&c.— D^B^iiSbscnpion, entitling to three volumes at triple d.0., 6 volumes. Jasfc received from the Home Markets 30 CASES BOOKS AND STATIONERY Comprising the largest stock in the Province, of Modern Popular Works in every branch of Literature. An extensive assortment of stationery, suitable for counting house and general nse. Contractor for the manufacture of Accoant Book or the Otago Provincial Goverumeat. RECENTLY PUBLISHED, ilackay's Otacroand Goldfields' Almanac, Directory and Annual Repository of U>eful Inform atioa for JBC4 500 Pasres .. Price 5s CHARLES REID i ARBITRATOR, liQUS. E AND INSTATE A;GENT. Prices-street, qoAnerfol High' / DUNEDTN. j w 9 ° A/¥^ TO SQUATTER^, MI^RCH^^S, AHU TV/! 'LANI>PvB&3, J^EC^UrW^AND C<J, -^ -» |)Yt^Jecured/ \ MOSy\EXTE&IYk In addilion to )iie\ i^'cvais in/^J^aji^e street^ for lue stqfrage c^f^WioJ. An Wool entrusted to them for sale^&itf/c of charge.