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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 553, 21 August 1865, Page 3

If E AV BOOK S, AND EXTRA COPIES OF IH K MOST POPULAR "WORKS, ' NOW ADDED TO CII ASIAN'S LIBRARY, T IFK ANH ADVENTURES or a CLEVER lj WOMAX, by Mrs. Troilope Kathcriiie H<? r Sisters, by Lady Emily IVnsouhv j[v I'ncle the Curate, by the author of " Tho Falcon Family " J,,,- Whiteboy, :i Story of Ireland, bv Mrs S C Hall Ibvkinilton, n Novel, by Mrs. Goro Air?. Matthews, or Family Mysteriis, bv Mrs 'Fro'.lopi^ M:U'-ar. Withers. by Miss .Tewslrary J.iOO' 1 Liciidixen tho Jew, by Miss Goldsehmidt s Husband, by author of "John Halifax Gclltli man'' Ruth, :i novel, by author of " Mary Harton," &c. Tin 1 bachelor of tlu- Albany, by author of Mv "t- tho Curate" The Orphans, and Caleb Field, by Mrs. Oliphant The Sorrows of Gentility, by Miss Jeivsburv Th 1 tic'.!.' of tho Village, by Jolm Mills Tho Ogilvies, by author of Tho Head of the Family" M.-.rv Se.iham, by author of •' Tho Gambler's Wiu" The Yc'.r.g Heiress, by Mrs. Troilope 3t..n:nm\ a Story of Adventure, bv Bavle St. John 1 L>. ; c' l i other Tides, by author of " llutli" Two Yi ars' Residence inn Levantine Family, by l!;i\l-'St. John Olive. novel, by tho author of" The Ogilvies" Kv.-ta.-e Conyers, by James Ffnnnay Crar.t.-rd. by author of " North and South" Mi'.i'.uvurt. by author of " Headlong: Hall" T-"..- lla'.i Sisters, by Geraldine Kndsor Jcwsbury M.iry lv.rton, a Tale of Manchester Life, bv Mri. Gaskcil Or. Liberty, by John Stuart Mills The OKr.tlo Life Life Thomas Maori 1 , by Lord John Russell To:;', I'rown at Oxford Jcin: Halifax Gentleman, by author of "Lifo for a Life*' Tho White Wife, and other Supernatural Stories, bv Cuthbert Bode What' Will He Do With It by E. B. Lytton Walks and Talks about Lond>n, by John Timb 3 N.ir.-::<2 ar.d Her Lovers, by Talbot Gwynno Gallery of Literary Portraits, by Rev. George Giltiil.in I":'.-: Shnloiv ot Ashlydyat, by the author of ■' Th- Channings" The Church Kfore the Flood, by Eev. -John Cr.'.r.ir.ing The Chronicles of Ethelfield, bv author of '• Mary Powell** iltirhl «:i.i l.a-si'-s, by E. Mackenzie Th- Dramatic Works of F. Bulwer Lytton Ch> rry and Violet, a Tale of the Great Plague Life ar.d Times of Wesley, and History of M^hxlism Tr-.vlyn Ueld, by the author of "East Lynne" Ilichrl Huv, bv Anthony Troilope Grar.a::ioi:ur's Mor.t-y lI:-:a:n.->rphoses of Man and the Lower Animals, by A. De (Ju itrefages Guv Rivers, or a Hjv's Struggles in the Great ' World, by A. Klwes My First Season, by B. Reynolds A Walk from London to John O'Groat's, by Elihu Burritt The Gnvi-r Ihoutrht of a Country Parson The White Hons-by the Sea, by M. B. Edwards Cor.ridvnevs, bv the author of " Rita" The Story ot the Guns, by Sir J. E. Tennant j[y Lady, a Tale of Modern Life Switz-rl.ind—Political, Social, Moral, ancl Physio il A Tale of Two Cities, by Charles Pickens Round About Papers, bv W- M. Thackeray Golden Hair, a Tale of the Pil-rrim Fathers Lviv A:;dley's Secret, by M. E. Biaddon Lilestr.ere, be L. L. Lavenu Cousin Stella Ned Loc'-sley the Etonian Amberhill, or Guilty Peace Historv of Christian Names, by the author of " Heir of Kedclyffe" Recreations of a Country Parson, first and second The Pastor of Kilsyth, by Rev. Islay Burns Make vour Game, by G. A. Sala Life of Edward Irving, by Mrs. Gaskell The Cru'Tlist Wrong of All Chapters on Wives, by Mrs. Ellis Selections from the Writings of John Ruskin Aurora Floyd, by Miss Braddon Confessions of a Ticket of Leave Man London Life at th 3 Police Courts, by "W. H. Watts The Channinzs, by author of " East Lynne Counsel and Comfort, by the Country Parson A Book about Doctors, bv J. C. Jeaflreson The Trial, or More Links in the Daisy Chain, by Miss Evans Lost and Saved, by Hon. Mrs. Norton The Female Detective, by Andrew Forester The Recollections of JeoHVcy H&rnlyn, by H. Kingsley , Hopes and Fear 3, by author of " Heir of Bed- | clvffe" The Black Angel, a'tale of the American War The Red Queen, a talo of the American War The Seven Sons of Mammon, by G. A. Sala The above are a few of the new books and extra copies added to the Library during the past tvro months, the Library being the largest and most •omplete in New Zealand. SUBSUKIPTIO-N PEIt QI'ARTEB, OS. G-. T. CHAPMAN, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER. QUEEN-STREET FURNITURE "WAREHOUSE. T. & H. COOKE, CABINET - MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, &c., &c., &c -> (OrrosiTE THE Old Covet House,) BEG to call the attention of their Friendß and the Public generally to their LARGE and VARIED STOCKS of HOUSEHOLD FURNIRE, including WALNUT DRAWING ROOM SUITES IRON BEDSTEADS CHIMNEY and TOILET GLASSES MARBLK-TOP WASH ST AND 3 and DRESSING TABLES FEATHER BEDS, BOLSTERS and PILLOWS MATTRESSES in Hair, Wool, Cocoa Fibre and Flax * PALLIASSES ROCKIXG CHAIRS, Stuffed or Cane-seated SOFAS and COUCHES COCOA and CHINA MATTING TOILET WARE BRAS 3 CORNICES and CORNICE POLES CJr2f R-BEATED and FOLDING CHAIRS MUSIC STOOLS DOOR MATS and RUGS &c., &0... &c. COUNTRY ORDERS - CAREFULLY PACKED-