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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5492, 24 June 1879, Page 3

Photography. EW pHOTOGKAPHS or SCOTTISH SCENERY AT CHAPMAN'S, BOOKSELLER, AUCKLAND. VIEWS IN AYRSHIRE. The Auld Brigo* Doon—The "Banks and Braes o' Bonnie Doon"—Alloway Kirk—The Auld Brig o' Ayr —Burns' Monument. Alloway—"Tamo* Shanterand Souter Johnny"—Largs, from N.—Largs, from the Pier —Largs, from S.—The *' New Brig" of Ayr—The 4 ' Twa Brigs" of Ayr—lnterior of Burns* Monument, Alloway —Alloway Kirk and Burial Place of Burns' FamilyBurns' Cottage, Alloway. VIEWS IN BERWICKSHIRE. St. Mary'a Aisle — Dryburgh Abbey—Dryburgh Abbey, from the Cloister Co.:rt—Dryburgh Abbey Dryburgh Abbey, St. Catherine's Window, from N.— Dryburgh Abbey from E.—Dryburgh Abbey, from W. —Norhim Castle—Ancient Cross at Norharn Castle—' Norham Castle, from the Tweed—North Berwick — Quality-street — North Berwick — Dryburgh Abbey, St. Catherine's Window, from West. VIEWS IN DUMFRIES. ' Ellisland Farm—Friars Carse—Moffat, from East — Moffat, from above Langshaw. VIEWS IN ELGIN. Elgin Catheldral, Transept and West Towers—Elgin Cathedral, West front—Forres, from the cat—Forres, from Breakback—Elgin, from South Eist—Forres, from Nelson Tower —Elgin Cathedral, West Towers. VIEWS IN FIFE. St. Andrew's Castle—St. Andrew's Cathedral, West Front—Loch Leven—St. Andrew's, from the Links — Dunfermline Atibey—Newport, from East—Newport, from West—St. Andrrw's Church and Tower of St. Regulus—High-street, Falkland—Dunfermline, from the South—St. Andrew's Cathedral, Unking West—St. Andrew's Caihedral. looking East —The Castle of St. Andrew's, from the Battery. VIEWS IN FORFARSHIRE. Reform street. Dundee — Brougbty Ferry — Montrose, from the Bridge—Brechin Castle—Round Tower, Brechin, from West- MeCheyne'.s Grave. Dundee— Airlie Castle, from North-west—The Bonnie House Airlie—Dundee from Newport—Foot of Bonnet Uill, Dundee— Bucklemakor's Wynd, old Dundee—Montrose, from South-High-street, Montrose. VIEWS IN GLASGOW. The Necropolis—ln the West End Park—Cathedral and Necropolis—On the Clyde, from Glasgow Bridge— Queen-street — The Trongatc — Buchanan-street — Union-street—Custom-house Quay, Greenock VIEWS IN INVERNESSUIRE. Inverness, from the river side—lnverness, from Huntly Place—lnverness, from Tomtiahurich—The Ness,from Castle Ilill— High-street, Inverness—Unionstreet, Inverness—lnverness Castle and Chain Bridge— Muirtown Hotel, Imerncss — Invf-rness, from New Walk — Fort William and Ben Nevis — Caledonian Canal, frotn Tomnahurich—Fall of Foyers, Loch Ness —Glengarry ' astle, Lneh Oieh—Nop uue's Staircase, Benavie-luvcrlochy Castle and Fort William—Ben Nevii from Corpach — Fort William — Ben Nevis, from near Benavie. VIEWS IN KINCAUDINSIIIRB. Dunnnttar Castle, from South—Den Fenclh—Bridge of Keugh—Glen Dye and Cloeknabeo —Tilqwliilly Castle, Dceside—Upper Banchory—Gannaeby Bridge— Dunnottar Castle, from South-west —Gravn of Robert Barclay of Ury— Kirktowu Graveyard, Fetteresso—Old Church and I hurehyard of Cowie-Glen Ury Viaduct, Stonehaven— Crathes Castle, Dccside -Uiy House, Stonehaven, from S W.—St-nehaven, from Bervie Braes—Fetteresso Castle, from South—Stonehaven and Harbour— Duunottar Cattle, from S.W.—Wate - fall Den Fenella. VIEWS IV NAIRN. Nairn, from Railway Bridge—Nairn and the River — Cawdor Cattle— M igh-street, Nairn—Nairn and the Railway Bridge—Nairn, from the River—Cawdor and River Nairn. VIEWS IN WEST HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS. Rothesay,from the Chapel Hill—Fingal's Cave, Staffa — Tombs of the Rings, St. Oran's Chapel and lona Cathedral—The Brough of Mousa—Gordie Stack and the Drotigs- Kinlochewe and Ben Eay, with snow— Kirkwall, from South-west—Brodick Castle—Brodick Bay and Village— Lamlasli. Arran—Dingwall, looking to Tulloch—Dingwall, looking to Cromarty Firth — Dunrobin Castle,from the gardens—The Herring Fleet at Stornoway Lewis going out, Evening—The Fleet coming in, Morning —Pass of Brander, Loch Awe—lnterior cf Fingal's Cave, Staffa-Causeway and Bending Pillars, Staffa —Runs of Rothesay Castle. Sixteen Hundred Cabinet Photographs (7£ and 4J inches) to Select from. One for Is 6*l, Si* for 7s t»d; or Twelve for 12s. Postage Stamps received in payment of above. List 3.] CHAPMAN, BOOKSELLER, AUCKLAND Boots and ShoesRE AT g A L E OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT THE JgLUE JgOOT. C. BROOKES Is selling the whole of his Splendid Stock of ENGLISH and COLONIAL BOOTS and SHOES, consisting of Men's, Women's, and Ohlldren's, in great variety, at coat price. It is not puff, our premises not being conveniently large enough for the amount of stock onlband. I AM SELLING AT COST PRICE, IN ORDER TO MAKE MORE ROOM. GREATER PART OF AIY STOCK IS MADE ON THE PREMISES. THE SALE IS FOR THREE WEEKS ONLY. BE IN TIME FOR GENUINE BARGAINS. Note the Address: C jg E O O K E S. BLUE BOOT, Q UEEN-STKEET (Opposite J. and J. Dickey's and City Hall) gTEPHKNS' ATJTGMN SHIPMENT NEW BOOTS ! NEW BOOTS ! NEW SHOES ! Latest London and Pakis Fashions. F. STEPHENS Begs to inform Ladies and Gentlemen that he has JUST (Jtrnkd— LADIES' lUGII-LKG WALKING BOOTS (Buttoned), with Cloth tops. " The Latest Parisian Style. LADIES' !'KUNELL\ STIPES, nigh-heeled, Fancy Worked. "The Latest London Fashion." LADIES' KID SLIPPERS, especially designed for teoder feet, and very suitable lor Autumn wear. GENTS' KID BOOT- 5 , in Glove or Calf, extra wide soles. Very comfortable. CHILDREN'S*. —An endless variety of Boots, Shoes, Slippers, in Kid, Morocco, Levant, Patwiit Leather, and.-eal. Well worth inspecting. F. STEPHENS.