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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8630, 28 July 1891, Page 2

» Booksellers and Stationers. CHAIPTALODP * BOOPIE'S LIST OF BOOKS INDOOR AMUSEMENTS AND RECREATION. Andrews, &c., Chess Probjem Text Book _ 7 n Appletoii's Home Amusements .. ~ ~8 e Bell's Handbook of Table Games ~ „4 n Beeton'e Dictionary of Games and Amuse- J ■ wants.. .. • :. ..,-,,, HelleWa Art of Amusing .. .. ~ . 4;, Burnand, K. O. Short Plays for Drawingroora s r Brongh's Book of Burlesques ~ .. „ 1 1 BiMcter-Wray, Round Games with Cards ..it Bowman's Acting Charades and Proverbs _ s « CavondUHon Whist .. ft 0 - Cavendish on Round Game* at Cards ... - ~ X 0 Chess Congress "f 1802 (Problems) M ' i, 6 0 Creraor's Magic No Mystory ... -. „*a■ ■■ 1 body's Book of Indoor Games :.«.' „ 0« ' ' Euchre, and How to Play It .. _ *. it 3 Fretwork and Inlaying, etc. ■r M ~ * ..So Girl's Own Indoor Book .. .. ». ..So Hoyles' Games Modernised ■ .. - „ ..26 Houdin, 11., Secrets of Conjuring and Magic 3 e Hoffman's Drawing-room Conjuring .. .. 2 e Jones, W., Games of Patience 30 Jenner's Halt Hour Plays .. .. «. 2 « Kunard's Book of Modern Conjuring ~ .. 2(, Leach, Mrs., Fancy Work Basket .. .. 3r, Lukin'a Toy Making for Amateurs .. ■ .. 4 g I-ealand, C. G., Wood Carving '.. .. c., ft { Longman, F. W., Chess Openings «» .' 2<i Milhnan's Doll Dramas .. .. -. .. 2 e " Miller, F., Wood Carving .. .. _ „ 6 (' . Prevost, C, Terra Cotta Plays .. .. «2 ( Pepper's Boy's Play book of Science .. „ 6 ( Pole, W., Theory of Whist .. .. ~. 2 «". Munition, H., Chess Player's Handbook ..6 6 Staunton, H., Chess Player's Companion M 6 g Staunttm, H., Chess Praxis .... .. 7 0 Sloane's Home Experiments in Science .. 7 0 Schauennan's Wood Carting ...... 8 ( Waugh, A., Schoolroom Theatricals „. N2 1 ■ Walker, A., Plays for Children ~ „ «. l 5 76, QUEEH-StTaUCELABD. ' j „ . - . . ; .■:■■■/./.;,:.; : "~- : :^A T IBERTY . AISD A T IVINQ 1 , THE RECORD OP AN ATTEMPT TO SECURE v BREAD AND BUTTER, SUNSHINE, AND CONTENT, BY GARDENING, FISHING,' AND HUNTING, By PHILIP J. HUBERT. . This charming book is by a well-known New York journalist, who has carried to a successful issue the. dream of his life as set forth la the title of his de« ' lightful record. ''"■'■ .' ■■.-■■•- •■■.-■-■ .- ; ; - '•; '£*$% ■' : --■'■■" ' ■■'■:'■ :.'■ ■ .."• .'• •.■■'"■ - .•' '-■'-'■;.•/. ... 'S| Price, Is 6d ; Postage, 6d. TJn-ILDMAN .'& TYELL; VICTORIA ARCADE. UPTON AND CO. NRW AND POPULAR WORKS JUST , RECEIVED . . . , , It 6 MODERN SCIENCE . AND MODERN 15 0 THOUGHT. S. MIsIIONARYTO THE '.] 15 0 JOHNC. PATON, MISSIONARY TO THE NEW HEBRIDES. Edited by his Bro. : ther. Two volume* ■~_.. .-' 7 6 MACKAY OF UGANDA. By hie Sister /;■■:■■ 12 6 IDLE THOUGHTS OF AN IDLE FELLOW, •■ ■■■■ :'■ J.K. Gerotne ■ ■■..■; - ; ; ■ \,- : '•> :[■'?■■'> 3 6 THREK MEN IN A BOAT, J. K. Gerome ; 3 6 IN DARKKST ENGLAND AND THE ;■ WAY OUT, General Booth 3 6 PROSE DRAMAS, Henrick Ibsen 3 6 HYPNOTISM, Albert Moll „„,; . 3 6 EVOLUTION AND EASE, J. B. Button > 3 6 SANITY AND INSANITY, O. Mercier 3 6 IiVOI-UTION AND MARRIAGE, C. H. -■"*' '. 'Letourneau "".■"■'' ■'■" '■■ ' ' " • "-■ ■ '■ : " ■- ■ '".. . 3 6 ELECTRICITY IN MODERN LIFE, De ■■■ Tunzelmann ■ ■ ■ 3 6 PHYSIOGNOMY AND EXPRESSION, P. Mantegazza ■■ ' '■•.:,' 3 6 MANUAL TRAINING IN EDUCATION, Cha*. 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