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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIV, Issue 7976, 16 June 1887, Page 3

Booksellers and Stationers. AND I^OOPE List of Works on MINERALOGY, METALLURGY, AND WININI 8. Anderson, .W., The Prospector's Hand Book or Guide to the Prospector in Search ot Metal-bearing Minerals .. .. 4 Bailey, T., As; ay and Analysis of Iron and Steel, Ores, and Fuel .. ... ..4 Bauerman, H., Descriptive Mineralogy „ 7 B»ner» an, H., Systematic Mineralogy _ 7 Bauerman, H., The Metallurgy of Iron ... 6 Elicit Professor, Chemistry for the Ooldflelda 10 Bio J ham and Huntingdon, Metals, their Proparties and Treatment .. .. .. 6 Dftvies, D. C., Metalliferous Minerals and Mining 14 Paries. >>■ C., Earthy and other Minerals and Mining .. .. .. • — ..14 Erni. H„ Mineralogy Simplified, Easy Methods of Identifying: Minerals and Ores .. ... 14 Ponwick and Baker, Sublerraneou* Surveying 8 Uussak, Dr. E., The Determination of Rockforming Minerals .. .. „ ... 14 Hand Book of New Zealand Mines .. ..6 Kustel, G., Roasting of Gold and Silver Ore*.. 16 Lintern, W., Mineral Surveyor and Valuer's Gui.io .. .. .. .. .. 4 Lock, A. G., Gold, its Occurrence and Extraction .. •• -• ... -.62 Mitchell's Mannal of Practical Assaying .. 31 Orton, J.. Underground Treasures, How and Where to Find Them .. ... S Pepper, J- 11., aybook of Metals .. „ 6 Ramsay, A., Rudiments of Mineralogy .. 4 Jtutley, F.. The Study of Rocks .. .. 6 Tborpe, Professor, Coal—lts History aDd Usea 14 BOOKSELLERS AND STAT'ONKRS. 76, QUKEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. . mHE NATIVE FLOWERS OP ZEALAND, ILLUSTRATED IN COLOURS BY MRS. CHARLES HETLEY. Arrangements have been made with Messte. Sampso Low and Co., London, TO TUBLISH THE ABOVE WORK, It Is anticipated that the work will be completed ii Three Quarto Parts, at ONE GUINEA EACH PART, If a sufficient number of subscriptions bo obtained, Agents: UPTON & CO., QUEEN-STREET. Where specimen Illustration's may be Been. Removal W. eTmears, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, & MUSICS 19S, Qdkkn-strekt, Auckland, Wishes to Inform his customers and the public th& ho has REMOVED TO NEW AND MORK COMMODIOUS PREMISES, Five doors below VVeliesley-street, and opposite Wm JicArti ur and Co.'s Warehouse, where be will be glat V) fee all his old customers, and as many new ones a: will favour him with a e.ill. A CHOICE STOCK or BOOKS, MUSIC, AND STATIONERY KEPT. BOOKS. MUSIC. STATIONERY. Please Remember New Address : 216, QUEEN-STREET, Five doors below Wellesley-streat. W. E. MEARS, BOOKSELLER. STATIONER, & MUSICSELLEB. Building Material, Fuel, &c. C OAIS! C^; S! C\, NOW DISCHARGING, 600 TOXS BEST COOP£RATIVE NEW ' CASTLE HOUSEHOLD AND SMITHY COALS. As the market is now very bare of Newcastle Ccal, t secure supply orders should be sent in promptly; TAUPIRI, BAY, WHANGAREI, AND NEWCASTLE ALWAYS ON SUPPLY. W. & Cr. W INSIONE ' CUSTOM-STREET. Jj'E WO AS TL QOAL. NEWASTLE COAL. PER EILLAN DON AN. DAILY EXPECTED, 450 TONS BEST NEWCASTLE HOUSE AND SMITH'S COAL. Now la the time for winter supply. ALSO ON SALE, SUPERPHOSPHATE LIME FIREWOOD POSTS, RAILS, PALINGS CHARCOAL SHELLS CHAFF, OATS Ac. AT LOWEST MARKET RATES. J J cRA 1G ' (I g ty e> vy COMMERCE-STREET, ROUND X IMB. or JL GROUND T IME. FOR SALE,JLJ SODTHGATE'S MAHURANGI, HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHE LIME IN ANY QUANTITY, Fob Concbetb Paths, Floors, Cellars, &0., &c., . &o. NEXT TO STONE FLAGGING. unrivalled for durability and hard sotting qualities. For tanks and other wet work it is a first-class * - material. B. KEANE, Sole Agent, Customs-street, UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY MANDITAOrURERS OF HOUSEHOLD AND TOILET SOAPS, STEARIN CANDLES OF THE FOLLOWING BRANDS Union,' "Standard," "Northern Light,' and 'Southern Sperm. ; Also, CARRIAGE AND SELF-FITTING CANDLES Full weight guaranteed. LUBRICATING OIL and ANTI-FRICTION grease &c, &-C. &c. PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. CASH PURCHASERS OF TALLOW. Orncs: LOWER ALBERT-STREET. Works: ANN'S BRIDGE, PENROSE N.B.—lthaviig come to our knowledge that cortaln' Southern brands of candles are'soldin our name, we ,*oald caution intending purchasers to see that they secure the branch abovementioned. Young men's christian asso* CIATION. NEW PREMISES: CORNER or A.BKFIT AND W El. I.ESI.KV STREETS, Reading Rood comfortably furnished. All the leading papers m the tables. Subscription, 2s Cd Per Quarter. Th Library contains upwards of 2800 T ola. In the varicis departments of literature. Subscription, 2s 6d per quarter. Tea and Coffick • J/WVItIKD, KIPLOYMBKX AND BOARDING -»i*aiBTSH3. • •. MatriNo for Young Mhn on Tdksdavs, at 7.30 *.' va sF elialic Berrices > Thursdays, at 7.30. Bible «e&ain K and P Saturdays, at 7.30. Bible Class. OtJNDiv, at 3 p.a mrJt U n NOE , RSind others (especially Young Men wraially invited to visit the rooms, where all infor •"•won may be otalued. Open from a a.m. to 10 cm '