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] MEW BOOKS, 2££W BOOKS, ! Per GOTHENBURG. All the Year Round, 25.5., vol G A Christinas Cake in Four Quarters, by author of Station life in ]STew Zealand Man and Wife, by WiUde Collins Peter Parley's Appt»?>l, 1572 Old Merry's Annual, 1572 Sonar's light and Truth, vol 5 PMlips's American Sacred Songster, with niasle Torrecs's Handy Book of Real Property Act Kingsley's Lost Child Do Wafer Babies Huxley's Selected Addressee, Peoples* Edition Huxley's Aniiomy of Vextebrai-ed A-mmais Glusfs Baby, cheap edition Whyte Melville's M- or X. Whyte Melville's Contraband Breaking a Butterfly, by anthor of Guy Livingstone Alone in London Dictionary of Daily Wants Bloomfield's Poems (new edition) Clark's Old Tales of a Young Country Christy Minstrels' Ivenr Songs SCHOOL BOOKS. Butter's Spelling Chambers' Select PoetryDo Practical Mathematics Do Mathematical Tables Do Explicit Euclid Do Key to Explicit Euclid Do Introduction to Arithmetic Do Practical Arithmetic Do Key to do Anderson's Geography StewartV Modern Geography Hughes' Class Book of Modern Geography Stepping Stones to Geography Do Grammar Do History Do General Knowledge Child's Guide to Knowledge Collier's British History Magnall's Questions Markham's History of England Ince and Gilbert's Outlines to English History, Bible History, Roman History, General Knowledge, Technical Knowledge Brewer's Guide to Science HamePs French Grammar Levizae's do » Mayor's Spelling Semy's Pianoforte Tutor Czernys 101 Exercises Chambers's Copy Books, &c, fire Also, the following Serials for IS7L Sunday at Home Leisure Hour Sunday Magazine Quiver Good Words Children's Friend Children's Prize Child's Companion Children's Treasure little Folks Kind Words Good Words for the Young Chatterbox, £c, &c. ROBERT BURRETT, Bookseller, Stationer, Bookbinder, Account Book Manufacturer, Paper Hulei^ Engraver, and lithographic Printer {Wholesale and Retail), MOX.ES\VO£TH ASl> \7ILLIS-STREST3, Wellington. OPENING NOTICE. CIRCULATING LIBRARY. O . B . PRESS, BOOKKEIXER, SxATIG^rEU, & ToBAOOOXIST, Cuba-street, Wellington (Two doors from 2dr. Logan's). C". R T>->x-i-nor commenced, baslness in. , the above premises, solicits the patronage of liis friends arid the public, and assures them that he TsrHL always keep artides that- ?-ill give satisfaction. Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Fancy Goods and Stationery of every description and best quality. A comfortable READING ROOM has been fitted up for the use of subscribers to the library Free of additional charge. Agent for the JSvexxxg Post and Independent. HOBSE SHOEING. TAMES MADDEN (Me of Cobb and Co., Ckrisieliureh), begs to inform the public thai lie lias OPENED A SHOEING FORGE in rear of the Imperial Stables, opposite the Victoria HoteL Abel Smith-street. J. M. beiag a firsfc-elass shocr, Lopes, by strict attention to his business, to gain a share of public patronage. Horses shod at from Gs per set. "Wellington, 2nd March. T>ROSSER'S LINE OF ROYAL MAIL JL COACHES will leave the undemoted places daily, viz. : — TIME TABLE. TheFerry.Porirua, at S a.m. for Wellington, leaving the Nag's Head at 3 p-in., and Prosser's Crown & Anchor HoteL at 3. 15 p.:m., and Urwin's, Thorndon, at 3.30 p.m. sharp. "Wellington aad Hutt Time Table. From New Zealander ... 9.15 a.. m -„ Crown and Anchor ... 9.20 a.in. „ Royal Hotel „. ... 9.30 a.m. : " Arriving in town at 5 p.m. FARES. s. d. The Ferry, single fare ... ... 2 Return do ... ... ... 3 6 Tawa Flat, single do * ... ... 1 6 Return do ... ... 2 6 Jbhnsonville, each way ... ... 1 0 "Weßingion to ELarsrarra 1 0 Do to Ngahauranga ... ... 1 0 DototheHntt ._ _. .„ 2 0 Do to the Taita ... ... ... 2 6 N.B. — On Sundays leaving the Royal at 10 a.m. A Coach will leave M'lntosh's New Zealander Hotel, raHmg at the Crown and Anchor Hotel, on Hutt Market days at 11 o'clock. A Coach will leave M'lntoslr s New Zealander Hotel every Sunday for the Hutt, casing at the Crown & Anchor Hotel, at L3O p.m., from Sunday, the 21st inst. CANTERBURY. BOARD Jt>n> RESIDENCE.— Mr. T. Beaven, AUenton House, St. As^pli. street Christehnrch, ¦within five minntes* -walk of the Railwaystation,