Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8584, 4 June 1891, Page 3

Booksellers and Stationers. GHIMPTAIiOUP ft COOPER'S LIST OF NEW AND SECOND-HAND BOOKS ON • -- ' » NEW ZEALAND AND THE PACIFIC ISLANDS. ~ ~ /■. s (1 Album of Views, North New Zealand - ■ - 10 Album Of Views, South New Zealand.. : , - i o Auckland, Views of, 10Permanent Photos. .. i « Australia, Tasmania, and Now Zealand, 1857 7 Baden-Powell, New Homes in Austra.ia and New Zealand, 2 volumes .. .. +C' 10 , u . Banking Under Difficulties, or Life on the v Goldtlelds .. ■•••,„;•. ,%\ 0 - Barry, Captain, Fifty 1 cars Colonial iiXpcriences .. ... .. • • -• ,v, • - '&'• ""ion Bradshaw, J., New Zealand As It Is - -hi Bevan, F. P., British New Guinea . .. .. 7:# Bird, J., Six Months, in the Sandwich Islands 7- 6 Buller, Sir IV. L., Manual of Birds of New • Zealand .. .. •• „•• •: „"10 0 Buchanan, J., Indigenous; Grasses of New Zealand . V, ••• , "i in « Buller, Re*. J., Forty Years in New Zealand 10 6 Butler, A. B.| Glimpses of Maori Land .. » 0 Bourne, XI. Fox, Story of our Colonies, 1859 .. 8 0 Crawford, J. C., Travel in New Zealand, 1880 12 C Chalmers, J., and Gill, W., Work and Adven- \ turein New Guinea .. .. ,•• r „ Colenso, W., Signing of Treaty of Waitangi ..10 Colenso, W. ; Ruahine Mountain Range .. , 5 • u Colenso, W., 50 Years Ago in New Zealand .. 4 0 Cowan, F., Terraces of Rotomaliana, a poem * 10 Cowio, Bishop, Our Last ear in New Zealand 7 0 Camming, C. F. Gordon, At Home in l'iji « 7 ti Cooper's islands ot the pacific .. .. ..2 ■ 0 Dale, H. W., Impressions of Australia.. . .. 5 0 Darwin, C., Coral Reefs and Volcanic Islands 2 0 Davis, C. 0., Life of Patuone .. and 1 0 Davies, 1)., Bibliography of New Zealand ..2 0 Dilke, Sir C. \V., Greater Britain .. . -.0 0 Domett. A.; Jtanolf and Amoliia, 2 vols. .. 12 0 Eden, C. 11., Australia's Heroes and Explorers .. •.. • ..; .. _ 50 Ellis, C. S., Lost in Samoa .. ». -. 3 0 Francis, ])., Tlio Isles of the Pacific —20 Fornander, A., The Polynesian ltace, 3 v 015... 27 0 Fenton, J., History of Tasmania _.. ..WO Fenton, F. D., Suggestions for a History of Origin and Migrations of the Maori People.. . 6 0 Grayling, W. .T.,Taranaki and Its Resources. . 10 .Grey, Sir G., Mythology and Traditions of the ■ - New Zealanders (in Mauri) ...25 0 Grey, Sir G., Polynesian Mythology- .. -• .. 5.0 Qisliorne, \Y., Now Zealand Rulers and Statesmen.. .. .. VV : > ; .. .. •• ..70 Griffin, G. W., New Zealand, Her Commerce and Resources .'. • • —20 Gill, W. W., Jottings from the Pacific .. 6 0 Gudgeon, T. W., History and Traditions of the Maoris .. .......... H -0 Jlochstetter's, Dr., New Zealand .. . . 30 0 Hotel to, P., The Chief Libraries of New Zea- '. land .. .. .. • ... -.2 0 IJ in sthouse's New Zealand; The Britain of the South.. • .. .. .. . ..: '.. ... 1 0 Button, F. \V., Manual of New Zealand Mol* 1: lnsca .. ' V: ; '..'3o Important Judgments of Native Land.Court, ■ • . 1866-1879 ~ .... , ..Y. .. > 2 0 Knight's New Zealanders, liiSO .. .. .. 0 0 Mailing's Old New Zealand v •.. ... _.. 2 ; 0 Meade's Ride through the Disturbed District - i of New Zealand .. ■) .. .12 0 Closer, T., Mahoe Leaves, or Sketches New t . Zealand and its inhabitants . „ A~ v >. «. 2 0 To be Continued. *' ' ' "■ Also a Large Collection of Rare Books and Pamphlets on New Zealand, to be sold Complete. 70, QITEEI-ST7AUGIL AID.

U" P TON & °. ] 3 (l Parliamentary Practice, Sir T. Erskine • Mays .. .. .. .. .. ... 50 0 Rousseau, 2 voJ?., J. Morley . . .. .. 12 0 The Official Handbook of the National Train- ' >: ing School for Cookery >..:■ ; .. V.. 6 6 The United States: Its History and Consti- j tution, A. Johnston .. .. .. .. 5 0 A Text-book of Assaying, C. and J. J. Bonn- ! j per .. .. ; ' 1! 0 Diseases of Memory, T. Itibofc .. ... .. 60 i The Primitive Family, C. N. Starcke .. A .. 6 0 Physiology of Bodily Exercise, F. Lagrange, 1 1 M.D. .. .. .. .. .. ... 6 0 Caesar: A Sketch, J. A. Froude '.. .. i 0 j Manual Training in Education, C. M. Woodward .. .. .. .. 40 Evolution and Disease, J. B. Sutton .. ;„y, 40 j Sanity and Insanity, C. Mercier.' M.B. .. . i 0 Physiogoniy and ; Expression, Mante- ; " ; gazza ... .. .. ... ...... 4 0 .Martyrdom of Man, AVinwood Reade ..-80 j Literature and Dopna, Matthew Arnold. The Book of the Magic Lantern. T. C. Hep- • worth ■.. • .. ... .. .. •' ... ' 4 0 The Country Banker, Rae ' ..... ... 9 0, Your Luck's in Your Hands, or the Science of Modern Palmistry, A. R. Craig, M.A. 4 0 Trantwine's Engineer's Pocket-book " .. 24 (' Moleswortli's Pocket-book of Engineering Formulae .. .. .. ... „ 6 0 / Postage, 2d in the Is. ; UPTON & CO., 102, QUE UN-STREET." gIR EDWIN ARNOLD'S GREAT POEM, " THE LIGHT OP THE WORLD I" 19 NOW ON SALE, AT & J YELL'S. Price, 9s; Postage, Is. THE FIRST SUPPLY IS NEARLY EXHAUSTED. VICTORIA ARCADE, AUCKLAND. Plumbers, &c. UpON QURVEDffOK"y rERAND4nS (ANY PATTISRN) SHORTEST NOTICE. : ■ _ _ ;1 j ftEOKGE M°CAUL, MANUFACTURING PLUMBEH ■ - ■ :-y\ •• :!. : t ■X- y' , J:, AND . IMPORTER xOF AI TRADE D REQUISITES .. ' EL LESLEY -STR EAST (Opposite Now Library), ' ' m . & ■ ■.J*-—-0^ pS m - ■ AWARDED THREE First Pjuzeslkor ABOVE I.INKS at Auckland Agricultural Show. Latent and best selection of Gas Glebes In " Auckland. As MIC. McCAUL is si direct. linuoitar for cash, lie is in a position to supply tho trade at tho lowest remunerative juices - \ , / - Liberal discounts to Hie trade. Country orders punctually attended to ' ■ , . ■'