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Ex "MEEMAID,” ON SALE AT THE “ NEW-ZEALANDER” OFFICE, undermentioned New School Books and Mu--1 cellaneous Stationer)': — Colenso’s Arithmetic Buller’s Spelling Johnston’s Elementary School Atlas; also hig Physical and Astronomical Atlases Pinnock’s Catechisms of Bible and Gospel History General Knowledge History of England “ “ Rome Scripture History First Catechism Lonnie’s Grammar , Perrin’s French Elements and Spelling Bossut’s French Word Book Goldsmith’s Pinnock’s England and Rome Green’s Eton Latin Grammar Alison’s Epitome of History of Europe Nautical Almanacks, 1862 Charts Pacific Ocean Allen and Connell’s Geography and Grammar White’s History of England for Junior Closes Smith’s Student’s Rome and Greek History 1 Magnall’s Questions Dc Lille’s French Grammar. Begumicr’s Own French Book, and Repertoire Francais Chambers’ Book-keeping and Blank Books Colcnso’s Elements of Algebra and Euclid Fenelon’s Tclemaque Yollain’s Charles XII., and Peter the Great Little Arthur’s History of England Noric’s Epitome of Navigation Penny and Twopenny Reward Books, in packets Stationery. Rowney’s Crayons, in cedars, sorted colours Composition Ink Erasers Whatman’s Continuous Mounted Drawing Paper, Tracing Cloth Whatman’s Rough Imperial for Water Colors Wedding Cards and Envelopes Solid Sketch Books 12 and 18 inch Ebony Parallel Eulers 18 and 24 inch Parallels on Rollers, with Ivory Scales Tinted Crayon Papers Promissory Note Forms on Tinted Papers, loose and in books of 50 and 100 Merchant Vessels’ Log Books Wolff’s Polished Pencils Copying Letter Books, paged and indexed Sable and Camel Hair Pencils Slanting Tiles, 3, 4, and 6 divisions Gillott’s Magnum Bonum Pens Slates, with and without Frames Music Paper, &c. Also, to Arrive per “AVALANCHE,” A case of well selected Books of General Literature.

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