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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 551, 18 August 1865, Page 6

NEW BOOKS, AND EXTRA COPIES or the most populab works, NOW ADDED TO CHAPMAN'S LIBRARY, LIFE, AND ADVENTURES ok a clever WOM \N T , bv Mrs. Troilope Kathrrine !i d I lor Sifters, by Lady Emily I'nnsonbv , My Uncle till! Curate, by the author ot " Iho Falcon Family " The Whitebov, a Story of Ireland, by Mrs. 8. CHull Heckington, ft Novel, by IVTrs. Gore Mrs. Matthews, or Family Mysteries, by Mrs. Trollopo Murian Withers, by Miss Jewsbury Jacob Bendixen tliu dew, by Miss iroldsehniidt Agatha's liusband, by author of " Jobn Halifax Gentleman" Ruth, a novel, by author of " Mary Barton," &e. The Bachelor of tho Albany, by author of ' Uncle the Curate'' The Orphans, and Caleb Field, bv Mrs. Oliphant The Sorrows of Gentility, bv Miss Jowsbury The Belle of tlio Village, by* Jobn Mills The by author of "Tho Head of tho Family" Mary Seaham, by author of The Gambler s "Wife" Tho Young Heiress, by Mrs. Trollopo Claretimo, a Stoiy of Adventure, by Bayle St. .Tohn I.iz/.ie Leigh, and other Tales, by author of " Ruth" Two Years' Residence in a Levantine Family, by Rayle St. John Olive, a novel, bv tho author of " The Clgilviea" Eustace Conyers, by James Hauuay | Cranford, by author of" North and South" j Melincourt, by author of " Headlong Hall" Tlie Half listers, bv Geraldino Kndsor Jewsbnry Mary Barton, :i Tale of Manchester Life, by Mrs. Gaskeil On Liberty, by John Stuart Mills The Gentle Life Life of Thomas Moore, by Lord Jobn Russell Tom Brown at Oxford John Halifax Gentleman, by author of " Lite | for a Life" The White Wife, and other Supernatural Stories, bv Cuthbert Bede What* Will Ife Do With It r by ft. B. Lytton "\\ alks and Talks about London, by John Titnbs Nan-tte and Her Lovers, by Talbot Uwynno | Gallery of Literary Portraits, by Key. Goorgo j Gillillan I Tho Shadow ofAshlvdyat, by the author of " Th** Channings" Tho Church V>eforo tho Flood, by Ilov. -John Cumming The Chronicles of Ethellield, by author of " Mary Powell" Highland Lassies, by E. Mackenzie 1 he Dramatic "Works of E. Bulwer Lytton Cherry and Violet, a Tale of tho Great Plague l.ile and Times of Wesley, and History of Methodism Trevlyn Hold, by tho author of "East Lynne' Rachel Kay, by Anthony Trollopo Grandmother's Money Metamorphoses of Man and the Lower Animals, by A. De Qmdrefages Guy Rivers, or a Boy's Struggles in tho Great World, by A. Elwes My First Season, by B. Reynolds A Walk from London to John O'Groat's, by Elihu Burritt The Graver Thought of a Country Parson Tho \\ hite House bv the Sea, by M- 13. Edwards Conlidenees, by the author of " Rita ' The Story of the Guns, bv Sir J. E. Tonnant My Lady, a Tale of Modern Life Switzerland—Political, Social, Moral, and Physical A Tale of Two Cities, by Charles Dickens Round About Papers, by W. M. Thackeray Golden Hair, a Tale of the Pilgrim fathers Lady Audley's Secret, by M. E. llraddon bv' L. L. Lavenu Cousin Stella Nvd Loeksley the Etonian Amberhiil, or Guilty Peace History of Christian Names, bv the author of " Heir of KodclyfTe" Recreations of a Country Parson, fir.-fc and second scies Tho Pastor of Kilsyth, by Rey. Islny Burns Make your Gume, by G. A. Sala Life of Kdward Irving, by Mrs. Gaskcll The Cruellist Wrong of All Chapters on Wives, by Mrs. Ellis Selections from the Writings of John Ruskin Aurora Flovd. by Mi*s llraddon Confessions of a Ticket of Leave Man London Life at the I'olico Courts, byW.H. Wattg The Channings, by author of "East Lynne" Counsel and Comfort, by tho Country Parson A Book ab'iut Doctors, by J. C. Joaflrcson The Trial, or More Links in the Daisy Chain, by Mir-s Evans Lost and Saved, by Hon. Mrs. "Norton The Female Detective, by Andrew Forester The Recollections of Jeottrey Hainlvn, by H. Kingslev Hopes tnd Fears, by author of " Heir of Redely tr-" Tho Black Ansel, a tale of the American War The Red Queen, a tale of tho American War The Seven Sons of Mammon, by G. A. Sala Tho above are a few of tho now books and extr.i copies added to the Library during tlie past twe months, the Library being the largest and mosl complete in New Zealand. SuitScuii'TiON Phk Qcaktku, G . T. C II A r M A N, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER. FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, Ex ' Winterthur,' rmVO TJFK BOATS, copper-fastened, 25 feet long J. and 6 feet beam. One teak built. DAVID NATHAN. IN THE ESTATE OF GEOEGE WILLIAM FOWL EE, ALL PERSONS bavins; CLAIMS against thi; Estate are requested to furnish particulars o the same, and all persons INDEBTED thereto an requested to pay the amount of their DEBTS forth' with, to Mr. Weston, Solicitor, Wvndham-street. JOHN ROBERTON, I , r . JAMES SMART, j Trustees. July 27, 1865. NOTICE. IT is requested that all Claims against the Estat( of the late Lieutenant Hevhy Bam.y, 70tl Regiment, be forwarded to the undersigned by th< 9th September, 180-5, otherwise they will not be en tertaiueJ. T. D. BACKHOUSE, Captain, 70th Regt New Plymouth, 9th August, 18G5. NOTICE. STRAYED, on Saturday last, tho 12th instant, from Newmarket, a dark-red honied COW, with no risible brand, in full in ilk; wns purchased on 27th April, from Rev. Thomas Macky, Otahuhu. The cow is well known by Rev. T. iUacky's sons, and also by the present owner. FIVE POUNDS REWARD will be given to any one who shall give information against any person detaining the said Cow after this notice, and ONE POUND REWARD will be given to any one bringing lier to Mr. Bknj. E. Tukneu, at Newmarket. OTRAYED—Into my Paddock, at Mount Eden, O one Light Rod COW, white forehead, two white hind legs. If not claimed within three days from this date will be sold to pay expenses. HENRY MORRIS. August 16th, ISG-5.