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Evening Star, Issue 7177, 2 April 1887, Page 3

PUBLIC NOTICES. JgRAITH WAITE'S BOOK ARGADB. THE GRANDEST SIGHT IN DUNEDIN. Everybody Invited to Visit It.' NO ONE ASKED TO BUY. NEW PUBLICATIONS, Ex Tainui. February Bart Young Ladies’ Journal. Quarterly Part Family Reader ending December. Quarterly Part Girls’ Own Paper ending December, 1886. Quarterly Part Boys’ Own Paper ending December, 1886. Division 23—Something to Read. Part 5 Fancy Work-basket, January Part Family Herald. January Part Family Reader. Vol. 35 Every Week (6 months’ vol), Vol. 16 Bow Bells Novelette (6 months’ vol). New Volumes —Family Herald and London Journal She (by tire author of King Solomon’s Mines). Fresh Supply of Edna Lyell’s Works— We Two In the Golden Days Donovan Won by Waiting. MILITARY BOOKS JUST ARRIVED. Field Exercise, Hand-book of Artillery Drill, Hand-book of Battalion Drill, Hand-book of Company Drill, Regulations and Instructions for Encampments, General Wolseley’s Soldier’s Pocket-book, Manual of Siege and Garrison Artillery Exercises. THINGS THAT EVERY BOY AND GIRL ATTENDING OUR DUNEDIN SCHOOLS SHOULD KNOW: 1. The “Giant Penny Pencil,” the biggest and best in the world, is at Braithwaite’s Book Arcade. 2. The largest Id Exercise Book (containing 60 pages) ever seen is to be found at BraithWaite’s Book Arcade. 3. The largest 2d Exercise Book in Dunedin, with 120 pages, is also there. 4. The 6d Exercise Book at Braithwaite’s Book Arcade is the largest and best quality in the Colony, and contains a nice picture on the cover of a little girl on a swing. 5. The Id Drawing Pencils, specially made to Mr Braithwaite’s order at A. W. Faber’s justlycelebrated Lead Pencil Factory in Vienna, are the very best quality. , 6. Braithwaite’s celebrated 92-page Id School Note-book is double the size of those sold elsewhere. 7. Braithwaite’s 3d Scribbling Book is still the largest, and contains the best quality paper. 8. A large shipment of new Royal Riders, new Star Royal Readers, Gardiner’s History, Petrie’s Geography, Goyen’s Arithmetic, and all the other School Books now in use, just opened, ex Ruapehu. .„ , , _ 9. Braithwaite’s Is boxes of School Fens (1 gross pens in each box) are the best and the cheapest ever offered in New Zealand. 10. Splendid School Dictionaries, 9d, Is, and Is 3d each; School Slates, from 2d; Drawing Books, from 3d; and School Requisites of every Kind are cheaper at Braithwaite’s Book Arcade than anywhere else. 11. School Bags, from 6d each—splendid value—at Braithwaite’s Book Arcade.

NOTICE TO PUPILS ATTENDING THE BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOLSAll the Books for the coming season, including the following, have arrived: — Masson’s French Dictionary, Whitney’s German Dictionary, School Tennyson (part 2), Cicero de Senectute, Horace’s Odes (2),-Baker a Horace, Livy’s Syracuse, Csesar’s Invasion, Hall and Knight’s Elementary Algebra, Brook Smith’s Arithmetic, Lamb’s Tales (Globe a edition), Tennyson (part 3), Hall and Knight’s Exercises, Hamblin Smith's Arithmetic, Algebra, and Euclid, Sitwell’s English Colonies, Boswell’s Johnson, Moore’s Byron, Bradley’s Latin Composition, Arnold’s Ist German; Book, Audito’s Faciliores, Stormouth’s Dictionary, Smith’s Algebra (part 1), Maokay’s Intermediate Geography, etc., etc. WORKS BY REV. DR BELCHER, Rector Boys’ High SchoolShort Exercises in Latin Prose Composition, 2s Short Exercises in Latin Prose Composition (part 2), 2s 6d. Livy Book 2, 4s. NEW BOOKS BY ENGLISH MAIL. Walter Besant’s Children of Gibeon; Gustave Flaubert’s Salambo (a realistic romance of ancient Carthage, 15th thousand); Du Boisgobey’s Angel of the Chimes; E. P, Roes Driven Back to Eden; Demos, a story of English Socialism; Max O’Rell’s Drat the Boys; Jas. Siree’s Saved by a Smile; Darwin, by Grant Allen; W. Clark Russell’s Strange Voyages, etc., etc, NEW SUPPLY OF GEORGE MEREDITH’S FAVORITE WORKS. The Egoist, Adventures of Harry Richmond, Rhoda Fleming, Diana of the Crossways, Ordeal of Richard Feverell, Evan Harrington, Sandra Belloni, Victoria. NATIONAL SONG SERIES, No. 1 to 4. Music and Words la 6d each. Each number contains a very Large Collection of Standard English, Scotch, Irish, and Welsh Songs. A capital Library for travellers, Is 3d each; by post, Is 9d each: THE GABORIAU AND DUBOISGOBEY SENSATIONAL NOVELS. The ‘Standard’ says:—“ The romances of Saboriau and Du Boisgobey picture the marvellous Leoocq and other wonders of shrewdness, who piece together the elaborate details of the most complicated crimes, as Professor Owen, with the smallest bone as a foundation, could re construct the most extraordinary animals. The following Volumes are already punished : BY EMILE GABORIAU— In Peril of his Life The Lerouge Case Lecocq, the Detective 2 vols The Gilded Clique Other People’s Money The Slaves of Paris; 2 vols Dossier, No. 118 1 The Mystery of Orcival The Count’s Millions; 2 vols Little Old Man of Batignolles Intrigues of a Poisoner The Catastrophe; 2 vols, , BY FORTUNE DU BOISGOBEY. , * The Times ’ says“ M, Du Boisgobey gives sno tiresome descriptions of labored analysis E character; under his facile pen plots full Of icident o,ve quickly opened and unwound. He oes not stop to moralise; all his art consists m renting intricacies which shall keep the reader s iriosity on the stretch, and offer a full scope to is own really wonderful ingenuity for impelling. ” The Old Age of Leooq, the Detective) 2 vols The Severed Hand In the Serpent’s Coils The Day of Reckoning; 2 vols Bertha’s Secret Who Died Last? The Jailer’s Pretty Wife The Angel of the Chimes The Convict Colonel Thieving Fingers The Matapan Affair The Crime of the Opera House; 2 vols A Fight for a Fortune The Golden Pig; ? vol The Thumb Stroke The Choral Pin; 2 vols Pretty Babiole His Great Bevenge j 2 vols The Nameless Man Fernando > Choice WARD AND LOOK’S TWOPENNY BIOGRAPHICAL SERIES. i The following,now ready: Gladstone—Statesman, Orator, and Patriot Beaoonsfield—Statesman and Author Nelson—England’s Naval Hero Wellington—England’s Greatest Soldier Luther—Protestant Reformer Chatham—Orator and Statesman Chaucer—The Father of English Poetry Humboldt—Philosopher and Traveller ■ Carlyle—Philosopher, Critic, and Historian j Otesar—Great Roman Emperor . ■ Wesley—The Apostle of the 18th Century Peter the Great—Czar of Russia Burns—The Poet of the People A’Becket—The Martyr of Canterbury j Scott—Novelist, Poet, Historian ' Columbus—The,Discoverer of the New World Shakespeare—Personal and Literary i Bunyan: Author of “Pilgrim's Progress ” ; Dante—ltaly’s Greatest Poet I Goldsmith-Novelist, Poet, and Dramatist 5 Frederick the Great—King of Prussia Die Montfort—The “Great Baron” of English History, eto., eto, JUST OPENED, An immense supply of ARTISTS’ MATERIALS. Plaques, from 6d each. All kinds of Water and Oil-colors, ’ Gelatine and dither oarc|B for Paintjpg on,