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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIX, Issue 1965, 3 November 1863, Page 2

' . NEW B O cTI&Sv! lT ",'. v - ' -Si RECENTLY ADDED TOy ' -VARTY'S CIRCULATING' LIBRARY. TERMS FOB, A SINGLE SUBSCRIPTION, ONE VOLUME AT A TIME, FOR THRKE MONTHS, SEVEN SHILLINGS. THE following' NEW 'BOOKS havi? been addod in additiou to lists already advertised : Romohv,' by the ' authdr of Adam Bede, &c, 3 vols. 2 copies. • ' Afc Odds,, by the author of Quits, 2 vols. The Mivori', Wnr of, by. Sir James E. Alexander The War in New Zealaud, by Colonel Carey The Chauuingfl, by the author of Ea»t Lymw. 3rd copy Last of tho Mortimers, 3 vols., by author of Margaret Maitlaud. 2ndoopy Aurora Floyd, 3 vols., by author of Lady Audley'a Secret. 4th copy Talps from Be,ntley, 4 vols. Salem Chapel, 2 vols. 3rd copy The Three Midshipmen. 2nd copy Tho Red Eric Bruin ;< or the G,rand Bear Hunt Dick Rodney; or Adventures of an Eton Boy Paul Blakt ; A Boy's Advcntme in Corsica What will he do with It? by Bulwer, 4 vols. 2nd copy • The Adventures of Philip, by Thackeray, 3 vols. 2nd copy After Icebergs with a Painter, by Noble Memoir of Christopher North, 2 vols. The Virginians, by Thackeiay. 2nd copy The Firo Ships, 3 vols. 2nd copy Ask Mamma, by author of Soapy Sponge. 2nd copy The Prince of Wales in Canada, by Wood Tho Young Step-Mother, by Miss Yongo America before Europo, Do Gaspariu Percy Effinghnm, by author of Valentine Vox The Hunter's Feast, by Mayne Reid The Witch-Finder, by Thomas G«\spy ' Alico Leslie Tho Daughter of Night, by S. W. Fullom Sir Jasper Carew, by author of Maurice Tiernay. 2nd copy The Soldier Monk, by Captain Berkley Tho Conspirators, by Dumas' The Black Tulip, by Dumas Tho Two Dianas, by Dumas The Half-Blood, by Mayne Reid Rizzio, by G. P. R. James The Madman of St. James' Romances of Real Life, by Mrs. Gore A Skeleton in Every Jlouse, by Waters Nauon, or Women's War, by Dumas Tho Courtier, by Mrs. Gore Ascanio, by Dumas Cavendish, or the Patrician at Sea. 2ud copy Isabel of Bavai ia, by Dumas The Miser Lord, by Captrin n. Curling Tho Daughters, by Mis. Grey The Life of n Sailor, by Captain Chamier The Young Commander. V ARTY ' S SUBSCRIPTION CIRCULATING LIBRARY, Canada Buildings, QUKEN-S'l RKET, A UCKLAND.

THE "NEW ZEALAND HERALD." nnYPE and olher requisite Materials, having come X to hand, the "PIKST NUMBER of a NEW JOURNAL under the above title will make its appearance m the course of tho next eight or ton days. . Central premises havo been secured in QueenRtreet contiguous to the Brunswick nail— whero all communications to the proprietors are requested to be addressed. The "New Zealand TTekald" will bo published ou Monday's, Wednesday**, and Friday's. But, in order to reuder the new paper one oE tho best and most extensive mediums of advertising — to give it a Daily value to Commercial and other subscribers aud sunporteis resident in the City and Suburbs— an advertising BnEn (of wbicli a thousand additional copies will be printed) will bo delivered gratis every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morning. Be sides a summary of business engagements and appointments this sheet will chroniolo the arrivals and departures of shipping, together with any other matter of immediate interest that may arise. The terms of subscription will be,— per quarter 10s, single copies 3d. For advertisements, — three lines Is., four lines Is. Cd , eight lines 2s. 6d., and 2d. for each additional line. Persons desirous of becoming subscribers may do so by leaving their address with Messrs. Chapman, Wayte, Vnrty, Leighton, Harris, and Rciley, Booksellers ; or by communicating with the propiietors, through post, at their Office Queen-stieet. W. C. WILSON AND DAVID BURN. , Auckland,' 2oth October, 1863.

"THE NEW ZEALAND ADVERTISER," IS PUBLISHED IN WELLING ION, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY MORNING ; Price 3d.— Yearly, 3(k ; payable in advance. HAVING the largest cii dilation, the Advertiser is the best advertising medium in tho province of Wollington. Orders for Subscription aud Advertisements received at the Daily Southeun Cnoss Publishing Office, Queen-street.

TO ADVERTISERS. THE DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS has a Larger Circulation than any other Newspaper in Auckland, and is consequently the BEST and CHEAPEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM in the Province. V Post Office Orders to be made payable to Creighton & Scales.

TO THE WORKING CLASSES. njnH'E DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS delivered at X the houses of Subscribers every morning before seven o'clock, for FIFTEEN SHILLINGS per Quarter.

nnHE SOUTHERN MONTHLY MAGAZINE, NO, 'IX — For Novehtbeb, WILL CONTAIN '. A highly finished VIEW of tho CITY of AUCKLAND from the North Shore. mice One Shilling. CKEIGHTOK & SCALES, PUBLISHERS, QUEEN" STREET,

NEW ZEALAND ARMY LIST. HHHE proprietors of the "SOUTHERN X MONTHLY MAGAZINE" have great pleasure in announcing that in their next number to be published on the sth November there will appear the first and ouly perfect New Zealand Aimy List, containing tho names, rank, and dates of commission of all tho officers; in the varioui corps of Colonial forces throughout tho colony of New Zealand, corrected up to the very latest dates. Prick One Shilling :— by Post Is. 2d. * * Post Office Orders to bo made payable to Cbeighton & Scales. citEianTosr & scales, publishehs, Auckland.

DAILY SOUTHERN CROSS PUBIISHUffG & ADVERTISING OFFICE QUEEN STREET, Corner of Vulcan lane, ' ADVERTISEMENTS , -Wll.il BE RECEIVED UP TO SIX O'CLOCK, 1". M REFERENCE PILES. The following Newspatebs are Filed, on tho arrival of each Mail, for the convenience of Merohauts and otheru, access to which may be had daily, during business hours: — Sydney Morning Herald. Otiigo Daily Tiraoi. * Sydney Empire. Wellington Independent. Melbourne Argus. Kelton Examiner. AMtland Mercmy. Now Zealand Advertiier. Qu*entland Tiraoi. , lnvorcwgill Timei. I Hobart Town Morcury. Lyttolton Tlmo*. ' Uuncerton Examiner. ' * GuiterturyPrw, 1 N«wciutlo Chronicle. „>/• - Twanakl Uprold. FoJyne»i»n. Tararuikl Kew«. Hftwke'* Boy H«r*ld.