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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 682, 18 January 1866, Page 3

EXTENSIVE CLEARING SALE. CHEAP BOOKS AND STATIONERY. G. T. CHAPMAN HAS much pleasure in intimating to his friends, that as he has recently purchased very exteniTcly at the numerous large Auction. Sales of BOOKS AND STATIONERY, cheaper by one-half than he can import them, he hag resolved to give his customers a share in the bargains thus procured. ACCOUNT BOOKS, AND MISCELLANEOUS STATIONERY, GIFT BOOKS, ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, CHILDREN'S BOOKS, STANDARD BOOKS, AND BOOKS OF DEFERENCE, And about five thousand volumes of Popular Novels, many of them offered at half-price. G. T. CHAPMAN, Bookseller and Stationer. CHAPMAN'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY, QOEEN-STREET. 11HIS is now the OLDEST, the BEST, the CHEAPEST, and the LARGEBT Subscription Library in New Zealand. There are more than Five Thousand Volumes in circulation, and from time to time New Popular Works are ndded in sufficient quantities to satisfy all readers, and this is now THE PEOPLE'S LIBRAEY. The following ISTe\v Books have just been added:— An Old Man's Thoughts on Many Things Manual of English Literature, by 3>r. Arnold Three Years in Melbourne, by Aspinall Burton's Bookliunter Vicissitudes of Families, by Sir B. Burke Australian Expedition, by R. O'Hara Burke Thirty Years' Musical .Recollections, by H. F. Chorley Colenso on the Pentateuch Counsel and Comfort, by A. K. H. B. English Literature and Language, bv Profewor Craik Dr. Cummings' Destiny of Nations Julia Kavnnngh's English Women of Letters History of Now South Wales, by Flanagan Life Among the Convicts, by Gibson The Gouty Philosopher, by Charles Mackay The Graver Thoughts of a Country Parson Hartwig's Tropical World The Supernatural, by Howitfc Incidents in My Life, by D. D. Home Life of Edward Irving, by Mrs. Oliphant The Antiquity of Man, by Professor Lyell Pirn's Gate of the Pacific Predictions Realized, by Timb Dr. Wilson's Prehistoric Man Bedding's Remarkable Misers Sir L. Wraxall's Remarkable Adventures Discoveries of the Source of the Nile, by Captain Speke Thorry's Thirty Years' Residence in Australia Cuthbert Bede's Tour in Tartan land Accepted Addresses Adventures of Andrew Deverel Kingsley's Austin Elliott Charles Lever's Barrington A Box for the Season, by Clarke The Brigantine, a Story of the Sea Ainsworth's Cardinal Polo Carr of Cnrrlyon, by Hamilton Aide Fiances Browne's Castleford Case Cecil Beaumont, by Hon. 0. S. Saville Church and Chapel, by Author " High Church" Deep Waters, by Anna Drury East and West, by J. F. Corkran The Fire Ships, by W. H. G. Kingston Hard Cash, by Charles Reads Mrs. Oliphant's Heart and Cross John Marchmont's legacy, by Author of Lady Audlev's Secret The King's Mail, by H. Holl Lady Herbert's Gentlewomen, by Silvorpon The Ladies of Lovel Leigh Lost and Saved, by Hon. Mrs. Norton A Lover's Quarrel Married in Haste, by Captain Wraxall The Maroon, by Captain Mayne Reid Lea Miserahles, by Victor Hugo Mrs. Blako, by Mrs. Newton Crossland No Name, by Wilkie Collins An Old Debt Opposite Neighbours Phaulcon the Adventurer Whyte Melville's Queen's Maries Racbael Bay, by Anthony Trollopo Raising the Veil, by John Pomeroy The St. Aubyns of St. Aubyn. St. Olave's Mrs. H. Wood's Shadow of Astdydyat Sirs. Gaskell's Sylvias Lovers True to the Last, by Airs. Gordon Smithies Mrs. Henry Wood's Verner's Pride Veronica The White Rose of Chayleigh Winnifred's Wooing, by G. M. Craik Woman's Ransom, by Author of Grandmother's Money Gustave Aimard's Novels, 20 volumes Mayne Reid's Novels, 15 volumes CHAPMAN'S LIBRARY, Queen-street. LETTS'S DIARIES FOR 1866. Hp HE second Parcel of Letts's Dairies hare just X been opened, consisting of all Sorts and Sizes for Ladies and Gentlemen, at prices from Sd to 21s. LETTS'S DAIRIES AT CHAPMAN'S. LETTS'S DIARIES FOR 1866. NEWCASTLE COAL AND FIREWOOD DEPOT, VICTORIA-STREET EAST. (Foot Barrack Hi'l, adjoining Hardington's Bazaar Buildings), COAL, DELIVERED AT 50s. PER TON Wood „ ~ 12s. „ „ Cut do. „ „ 14s. 6d. „ „ Potatoes, Oats, Bran, and Maize, always on hand. A. OUNNINGHAM. HENET P. HATWABD, UPHOLSTERER AND MATTRESS MAKER (Late of Shoetland-stbebt), WITH deference begs to intimate to the Inhabitants o Auckland and surrounding district, that he has RE-COMMENCED BUSINESS in Victoria-street, two doors from Queen-street, and ndjoining Haminc;-' ""'s Bazaar. ON SALE, r~f\f\ PAIRS CLOTH BOOTS, 4s. 6d. V/ 800 pairs Kid Boots, 10s. J. ROUT. High-street. BUTTER. rpHE Undersigned are CASH BUYERS of i COLONIAL POTTED BUTTER in any quantity. H J. & D. COMRIE, Queen-street Wharf. " THE L W OF INSOLVENCY;" 4 LETTER addressed to John Anbkbsok j\. Esq., M.L.C., and Chairman of the Auckland Chamber of Commerce, BY Mr, J. Watmouth, To be had at the " HIiHAOD " Office.— Prico oixpenoe LAND ORDERS* Foil Lead Onktet 4® afifoe # Sfe