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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 115, 26 March 1864, Page 3

UP AVTTII THE TIMES!! NEW BOOKS!! NE W MUSIC!! KECELVED D V BOV.U Mill. STE A M Ell, AT j. V A R. T Y ' 8 BOOKSELLING ESTABLISHMENT AND j MUSICAL REPOSITORY, j Canada Buildings, Queen Street, Auckland. I ARTY begs to announce that, with a view to t> * inert tlie growing requirements of his kind patrons, and those of the Auckland public generally, I he has elllvted arrangements in London for a recular ; monthly supply, ; PER ROYAL MATL STEAMER, : of all the NEWEST mid MOST POPULAR works ! of the dav, which will be immediately cither added to his Stock, or to his SUBSCRIPTION LIHIURY. As an earnest of his determination to keep : UP WITH THE TIMES, I he would refer to the following list of goods, J HKCEIVKP 11V I'HKSKN'T MAIL. j Lost and Saved, by lion. Mrs. Norton, cheap edition. Austin Elliott, bv Kinsley. -1 vols. Hard Cash, bv Charles Ke'ade, 3 vols. ! Trials of the Tredgolds, 3 vols. I Old House in Crosby Square, 3 vols. | John Marehinont's Legacy. j Picked up at Sea. 3 vols. ' I The Kind's .Mail, 3 vols i Slick's Life in a Steamer. \ Hazel Combe. 3 vols. ' Thyra Gascoiune. 3 vols. | ! Speke's .louriiiil of the Discovery of the Source of the i : Nile, Sih thousand. " ! j Wait for the F.nd. bv Mark Lemon, (editor of ! ! " Punch.' , ) 3 vols. ' j J . A" A ]{. T Y ' S ) CIIICUI-A Tl>' G- LIBEA It Y. I I OUIiSCKiriF.RS to this Library am respectfully I O requ,--ud to RETURN the'BOOKS now in i their p..s.M-.-si..n, duriiit; the current month, that an entirely new cia.-silicauon may l>o made to facilitate I the convenience of subscribers. With a view to making this Library even more i popular than it is at present, the proprietor purposes i CHANGING Novels, in two or more, volumes in J sats, to prevent the inconvenience felt by many in j being umibli: to obtain the continuation volumes. J CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET, ! AVCKLAXII. I VARTY'S I 'cIKCU LAT JN a LIB RAR Y. j ; i SUBSCRIBERS are respectfully informed that ! the ti.llowin- NEW HOOKS lmvo just been j ! added t» the Catalogue, and that a larse shipment of ' . Books, expressly .-.'kctod fur this Library, is shortly i 1 expected, which will comprise numerous works as . yet unattainable from any Library in the Colony. - : A Dark Niirht's Work, by Mrs. G.iskill I i After D.irk. by Wilki.i Collins (2 copies) ' Story r.f Elizabeth _ ! Remarkable Adventures ami unrevp.iled Mysteries, i by I aptaiu Laser lies Wraxall (2 vols.)' j Never t,, () Late to Mend, by Charles Reads j Amberhil!. or Guiltv Peace", by A. .1. Barrowcliffo i I Wheat and Tares A Lost Love, l,v Aslifnr.l Owen Yonnir .ShiiiletoV., by Talhot Gwynns At Odds, by the author of liuits"('2nii copy) Mrs. Ilalilnirtoii's Troubles ('2nd copy) ! The Channin;;* | Captain Grunnw's Reminiscences, beinfr Anecdotes ! of tl-.e Court, tlio Camps, and the. Clubs Captain Gronow's Recollections, forming a second series Court of Peter the Great, by the Austrian Legni tion ('J vr.is.) I the tnllnwinir continuation tols. of serials, viz.:— Cornhill Ma S a;ane, vol. 7 Temple l!;ir, vol. S St. Janice's vol. 7 CasselPs Family Paper, vol. 11 Family Herald," vul. 'JO | Once a Week, vol. 8.,

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