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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 96, 4 March 1864, Page 5

V ARTY'S ■/ CIRCULATING LIBRARY. SUBSCRIBERS to tins Library »re respectfully requested to RETURN the BOOKS now ia tlwir possession, during tho current month, that an entirely new cLassitkation may be made to facilitato tlif convenience of subscribers. Willi a view to making this Library even woro popular than it is .it present, the proprietor purposo* CHANG INO Novels, iu two or more volumes in U, to prevent the ineonveiiienoo felt by many in being unablo to obtain tho continuation volumes. CANADA BT.'ILDINtiS. QUE EN-STREET, Auckland. V A ]; T Y ' s CIRCULATING LIBRARY. SUBSCRIBERS are respectfully informed that the following NEW BOOKS have just twn added to the Catalogue, and that- a large shipment ot' Books, expressly selcck-u for this Library, is shortly exported, which will compnVe numerous woriu aa yet unattainable from any Library in the Colony. A Dark Night's Work, by Mrs. Gaskill Alter Dark, by TV iliac Collins (2 eopiw) Story of Elizabeth Remarkable Adventures anil unrovealed Myßtories, by Captain Lusedles Wraxall (i! role.) If over too Late to Me-.d, by Charles Reade Amberhill, or Guilty Peace, by A. J. Barrowcliffo "Wheat and Taros A Lost Lore, by A "ii ford Owen Young SiDglelon, by Talbot Gwynno At Oiids, by (be author of Quite (2nd copy) Mrs. HaiibuiU'ii's Troubles (2nd copy) Tho Clianning'i Captain Otoimw's Roininiscencefi, being Anecdotes of the Court, tho Camps, and tho Clubs Captain Gronow'.s Recollections, forming a second serif* Court of Peter the Great, by the Austrian Legation (2 vols.) And the following continuation vols, of serial/?, viz.:— Cornhill Magazine, vol. 7 Temple Bar, vol. 8 St. James's Magazine, vol. 7 Cassell's Family Paper, vol. 11 Family Herald, vol. 20 Ouoe a "Week, vol. S. CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland. PHOTOGRAPHIC YIEWS OK TIIE PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND. J. VAR T Y BEGS to rail tho attention of tho public to this SERIES OF VIEWS of the Province of Auckland, which are executed by tho Messrs. Hekuk in .1 very superior style, and comprise, besides spots of minor interest, thoae which have becmie memorable us tiif scones of thy conflicts and rtingifles whioh have occurred during the present Maori rebellion. The price of eacli view is 55., niounl'-d on cardboard, and tin* fallowing is a list of the subjects : — 1. Matakr.na ■li*i. Ka-.vau (tho Governor's residence)

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