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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 139, 23 April 1864, Page 5

V All TY' S CIRCULATING LIBRARY. SUBSCRIBERS aro iwpfctfnlly that the fnllowiiiiT NEW BOOKS hitu> just Im«ii nddurt to the Calalogun, and thnt :i largo (sliipmonl of Books, expressly selected for this Library, i« shortly OXJXH'tod, which will comprise numerous -works as yot unattainable from any Library in tho Colony. A Dark Night's Work", by Mrs". Gaskill After Diirk, by \\'ilkio Collins (2 copies) Story of Kli!ta'bctli Kemarkablo Advijiitnros and unrevealed Jfystorics, by Captain Lasc-ellea Wraxidl (2 vols.)' Xevor too Latfi to Mend, bv Charles Keade Amberhill, or Guilty I'wicc", by A. J. BniTOWclifle Wheat and Tnres A Lost Love, by Ash ford Owen Young Singleton, by Talbot Gwynne At Odds, by the author of Quite (2nd copy) Mrs. Hnlibiirton's Troubles (2nd copy) The Chiinnings Cuptjiin Gronow'n Kominisconcos, l>oin£r Anocdotee of the Court, tho Camps, and tho Clubs Cnptnin Gronow's Kecolloctions, forming a second sorina Ceujt of Tetor tlio Groat, by the Austrian Legation (2 vols.) And the following continuation vois. of serials, viz.:— Comlull ilagazino, vol. 7 Temple Bar, vol. 8 St. Jamed'B jfagazino, vol. 7 Ciissell'B Family Paper, vol. 11 Family Iloruldj vol. 20 Onco a Week, vol. S. CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland. PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OK TUB PROVINCE OF AUCKLAND. J. VAH T V BEGB respectfully to call the attention of the public to this SKIUKS OF VIEWS of the Province of Auckland, which aro executed by tho Messrs. Bkkuk in a very superior style, and compline, besides spots of minor interest, those which have become memorable a.s tlio mviion of the conllicts and strusglort which h»\-<> occiuvwl during tho present Maori rebellion. The pripti of ouch view is /35., mounUxl on canlbotird, iuid tho following is a list of tlio subjects :—

1. Miitakiina 23. ■<• i>. Kiiwiiu (tho Governor's residence) 0. ~ „ 8. Mat)d<aua 11). Auckland (AVesleyan College, &.C.) 11. Wukatiwai, Kaukapakapa 12. Ilelensville, Kaipara 13. Maori Encampment at Hdonsrillo, Kaipara 14. Tarawii I'.irore, Kaukap»kapn, Residonro of Mr. Bon.ir !, r i. NVakativ.iii, Knu_ir>akapn Hi. Maori half-bred 18. Maori War Dance, Kaipira (Ngntiunatua tribo) 10. Drury Camp '20. The Queen's Redoubt 21. Naval Camp, Maungatawhiri Creek 2'J. Men-more 23. Rangiriri 24. „ 20. Church at Rangiriri, and graves of mon killed in action 26. Ngaruawhaia 27. ~ King Matutnera's Paluco 3S. „ 'J'omb of King Potatau First 29. Waikato River, from Meremero 30. The Cemetery, Auckland 31. View from the Cemeteiy, Auckland 32. Auckland Annual Regatta 33. Do. do. do. 34. Do. do. do. VARTY, CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET, AruKI.AND.

V A It T Y ' S CIItCUL ATI NCγ LIB KA E Y SUBSCRIBERS to this Library nro respectfully u-qm-skJ to RETURN the." BOOK.S no-wr in tlioir jKweeseion, the riirrent month, thnt mi entirely now clits.«iticiition may be made to facilitate the , convenience of subscribers. With a view to nuking tlii.s Library nvon more popular than it i"m at present, the proprietor purpose* CHANGING Novels, in two or more, volumes in sets, to prevent the inconvenience I'elt by iniiny in being unable to obtain the continuation volumes. CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland. S. P. JAMES AND SON, IMPORTERS, SHORTLAND-STREET, HAVE ON SALK, AUSTRALIAN WINES Cawnmi Hock, Ist and 2nd Growth, quarts and pints Cawurra Claret, Ist and 2nd Growth, qimrta and pints Dalwood Red, in pints null quart* ]lalwood White, in pints and quarte Theeo AVincs, from their purity and ehoapuese, possess a high reputation, and command a large sale. The demand for them is increasing, and the enterprising growers are malting great exertioim to satisfy the public requirements ; their extensive vineyards at Dalwood and Bakkullo are in full course of production and yield annually 20,000 gallons of wine. At DalwoocUhe stock of fine wines is upwords of 30,000 gallons, in addition to a large supply at Sydney. PORT, in liogsheiKls and quarter-casks SHERRY, in hogsheads and quarter-cooks :— Cliquoi's, in quarts and pinte IXL, in quarts and pints Howry, in quarts .SiUerv, in quarts Sillcry, very ilry Jiicquesoon, in quarte and piut« Al Y Moselle, K-. J. and Co. NONPAREIL :— Burgundy, Nuits, Bobiay, Schattauge, Chassagne, ]51any Burgundy, Wliite, Chnbbs Tlock, Still, Reissling, quarts and pinte Claret, Pomillock, St. Estepbe I Finlot, Sauterno j Gusad, Snuterne Milk Punch, pints and quarti SPIRITS :— Brandv, Palo Martell's and Ilennessy's, in hogsheads and quarter-casks Brandy, Brown MarteU'sand Hcnneaay'a in hogslieads and (|iuirtcr-casks Whiskirv, Campbelto\ni, in liogaheads and (juarter-casks Whiskey, Old Irish, in hogsheads and quarter casks Gin, Old Tom 200 cases Geneva 200 cueee Brandy, Henneeey'e 200 cases Brandy 3 Dagger 30 cases Orange Bittern 400 caaee Brandy, very cheap BEER:—

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