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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8541, 15 April 1891, Page 3

Booksellers and Stationers. GHAIPTALOUP & COUPEE'S LIST OF WORKS ' ON ARCHITECTURE AND THE BUILDING TRADE. S *1 Bancroft's Tall Chimney Shafts.. .. 8 0 Bealo, S., Amateur's Guide to Architecture.. 4 0 Beckett, Sir I?., Book cm Building .. ... 5 0 Birch, J., Picturesque Lodges 12 0 Bicknell's Street, Warehouse, and Bank » Fronts „ 14 0 Bow, R. N., Economics of Construction— Framed Structures .. .. .. ..00 Building Construction, Notes on, 3 vols. .. 42 () Bullock's American Cottage Builder .. ..IT 0] Burn, It. S., Architecture of Farm Buildings (i 0 j Burnett, G. 11., Limes, Cements, and Mortal's 1 9 Burrell, K. J., Building, Construction, and Drawing .. 3 C D'Anvers, Great Buildings of London .. ~. (i li Downing*, Cottage and Villa Residences .. 27 (i Faiga's Portland Cement for Users .. ... 2 0 Fletcher, Banister, Light and Air ... ... 7 o Fletcher, Banister, On Quantities _ .. «. 7 0 Fletcher, Banister, On Compensations „ (i 0 Fletcher, Banister, On Dilapidations.. „ 7 0 Fletcher, 8.. Metropolitan Building Acts _ 7 0 Fletcher, Banister, On Arbitrations .. ..0 l) Fitzgerald's, Workmen's Prize Cottages _ .. DO Gerhard, W., Economical Cottage Building.. 11 0 Hammond, A., Brick Cutting and .Setting .. 1 9 Ileaford's, Strains in Iron Arches and Bridges 7 0 Hoskings, The Clerk of Works .. .. ..10 Jackson, T. G., Modem Gothic Architecture.. 3 0 King, D. W., Homes for Home Builders „ 7 G Matheson, 10., Depreciation of Factories _ 7 0 Meuzies, W., Cottages for Rural Districts ... 12 0 Newman, J., Notes on Concrete .. .. f>o Newton, E., Sketches for Country Residences 14 0 Reid, Practical Treatise on Concrete .. .. 15 0 Reconstruction of Central London, Westgarth Prize Kssays 150 Richardson, T. A., Architectural Modelling in Paper .. .. .19 Rodgers, Architects' Guide .. .. .70 ltodgers, Specifications for Practical Architecture 17 0 Rudimentary Architecture, Orders, Styles, and Design 7 0 Sliarpe, E., Seven Periods of Church Architecture 15 0 Shaw, R. N., Sketches for Cottages .. .. 14 0 Seddon, 11. C., Builder's Work and the Building Trades „ IS 0 Spiers," R. P., Architectural Drawing .. ... 12 0 Spoil's Guilders' Price Rook .. .. —40 Wightwick, Hints to Young Architects ..4 0 Wilson's Advanced Building Construction — 3 0 Add 2d to the Is on price of book for postage. 76, OgEffl-SMUOKLiiTO, gTANDAKD gOOKS AT EDUCED jpRICES. POEMS AND PICTURES, a Collection I of Ballads. Songs, and Poems, complete illustrations, gilt, 21s for fis. SUPERNATURAL . RELIGION - Realitv of Divine Revelation, ISs for His. GREAT THIRST LAND; or, THROUGH NATAL, TRANSVAAL, &C., by Parker Gillmoro, 21s for 10s lid. BEE MANUAL—Complete guide to Bee j Culture by Hopkins, illustrated, post free, 4s Gd. DICTIONARY OF EVERYDAY DIFFICULTIES, in Reading, Writing, and Spelling, 2s, postage (id. COOK'S NEW ZEALAND, fully illus- ■ traced, with Maps and Plans, (is ; post, 9d. THE THISTLE— Collection of Scottish Songs, with historical notes and music, very - complete, Ss oil ; post, Is. G. T. CHAPMAN, IMPORTER OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND FANCY GOODS, 54, Queen-street, Auckland. — " rgIHE LIGHT OF THE WORLD !" Sir Edwin Arnold's Magnificent Poem, A portion of which appeared by cablegram in the Herald Supplement of Saturday last, will be ON SALE IN A FEW DAYS. The publishers have givon the unprecedented price of £10,000 for the copyright of this—the latest and greatest production of the coming Laureate. The price will be (in tho colonies), OSPostage, Is. Orders should be sent in at once, as the first supply is limited. 1L DM A & Tj YELL, VICTORIA ARCADE, AUCKLAND. — —— U" pT O N & CO. s. d. Leaves of a Life, Montague Williams, Q.C. .. 2 (3 Chrysanthemums anil their Culture, Edwin Molvncux 13 Christ ami Democracy, C. W. Stubbs, M.A. .. 4 0 Civilisation, its Cause and Cure, K. Carpenter 3 0 Quintessence of Socialism, Dr. A. Schaflle .. 3 0 Text-book of Freemasonry GO Text-book of Assaying (for the use of those j connected with .Mines), C. Beringer .. 12 0 Ko Men, a Story of .New Zealand Life, J. Weston .. .. .. • • ■ • ..CO Paul Nugent, Materialist, Hetheringion and 1 '.ut ton .. .. .. • • - • „ 3 C Tropical Africa, H. Driiinmond .. .. —70 Fancy Dresses Described, Ardern Holt —00 Well lon's Fancy Dress for Children .. —10 Weldon's Fancy Dress for Ladies .. ..10 Financial Reform Almanac, IS'.) 1 .. 1 3 Darwin's Journal of a Voyage Round the World — 2 0 Darwin's Coral Reefs, Ac — — 2 0

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