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jj UTTON’S NEW LIST. The Little Minister, by J. M. Barrie, author of “ A Window in Thrums,” &c.,3b 6d Chess, by L. H offer, with diagrams, 3s 6d Euchre and How to Play It, la Patience Games, by Professor Hoffman, fully illustrated, 5s Cyclopaedia of Card and Table Games, 10s, by Professor Hoffman, illustrated Baxter’s Second Innings, specially reported for the ——— School Eleven, is 6d The Life and Times of Sir Geo. Grey, by W. L. Rees and L. Rees, illustrated, 7s 6d The Light of Aeia ; 33 6d Gordon’s Poem?, cheap edition, 3s A Concise Dictionary of the Englieh Lan* guago, Etymological and Pronouncing, Literary, Scientific and Technical, by Chas. Annandale, M.A. No household is complete without it. New (1892) and cheaper edition, with latest re visions, supplements and appendices, ss; post free to any part of New Zealand, 6s Ogilvie’a Smaller Dictionary, Etymological, Pronouncing and Explanatory, new and cheap (1892) edition, 2s 6d, posted to any part of New Zealand, 3s The Queen’s Letter to the Nation, published by Her Majesty’s command, by Raphael Tuck and Sens, fine art publishers, Is The Ladies’ Complete Guide to the W T ork Table, eighth edition, Is 6d The Letters of Marie Bashkirtseff, with portrait, new 7 edition, Is 6d -Scientific Meliorism and the Evolution of Happiness, by Jane H. Glapperton, 8s Picturesque England, Its Landmarks and Historic Haunts Pictorial Treasury of Famous Meu Pictorial Chronicle of the Mighty Pictorial Records of the English in Egypt Pictorial Record of Remarkable Events Pictorial Museum of Sport and Adventure Pictorial Cabinet of Marvels Pictorial Tour of the World Picturesque Scotland, in lay, legend, song and story All the above nine books are of a uniform price of 6s each, they are handsomely bound and illustrated with coloured chromos and engravings, and form handsome volumes for the Library or Presentation. JUST RECEIVED STONE’S WELLINGTON DIRECTORY OF * CITY AND PROVINCIAL DISTRICTS. New Maps of New Zealand and Wellington City and Suburbs. Pi ice-—l2s 6d ; by post, 13s. G. W. DUTTON Bookseller and Stationer, Wellington. THE WINDSOR TRAGEDY. S THIRD EDITION 20th THOUSAND. © ABOVE ONE HUNDRED PAGES LETTERPRESS. NEARLY ONE HUNDRED ILLUSTRATIONS. THE ILLUSTRATIONS include Portraits of Deeming- in 1 874, Deeming 1 in the Sydney Gaol, “ Lord Dunn" abroad, Deeming on arrival at the Melbourne Gaol, a few days before his death, after death, Mrs. Deeming and children murdered at Rainhill, Miss Kate ltounsefell, Mr. and Mrs. Max Hirschfeldt, the position of the bodies found at Rainhill, the position of the body found at Windsor, the house at Rainhill, the house at Windsor, passage and bathroom of the house at Windsor, Deeming’s favourite canary and the historic cage, the room in which Miss Mather’s body was found, photo’d shortly after ; Miss Mather murdered at Windsor ; fac-simile letters from Deeming to Miss Rouusefcll, to his solicitor, from Mrs. Mather, his card, Miss Mather’s temperance card, her carriage certificate, Deeming’s house at Southern Cross, intended for Miss Rounsefell : plan of same, showing the cemented floor; Deeming’s cabin on hoard the S.S. Ballaarat, playing draughts in liis cabin, the S.S. Kaiser Wilhelm 11., Deeming’s cabin on same, arrival in Hobson’s Bay, the scene on St. Kilda l’icr, off for the Gaol, remarkable piece of partially burnt paper found in the fireplace at Windsor, Miss Mather’s skull, and cap of same, showing the wounds inflicted ; the battle axe and knife with which the murder was committed, dresses and hats worn by Miss Mather, found in Deeming’s luggage—a strong link in the evidence. Scene at the Supreme Court, Melbourne ; Deoming’s jewellery, &c.; Constable Williams, who arrested Deeming; Mr. Marshall Lyle, his solicitor ; Sergeant-Detectives Considine and Cawsey, who had charge of the case ; the house at Sydney, at Rainhill, Mrs. Mather’s shop, the execution, Deeming after death, and a number of others. These are not fancy Pictures. but are all photographic reproductions or sketches supplied by our Special Artists. THE LETTERPRESS is a complete history of the case, from 1853 to the final scene, including full reports of Deeming’s address to the jury, the inquests at Rainhill and Melbourne, and the Supremo Court trial. Nothing sensational, other than came out in evidence, is given. AGENTS WILL FIND this a wonderfully fast selling book. Thousands of copies were sold within a few days of publication, and the demand is increasing. Cush, which cun be sent by telegraphic money order, bank draft, or postal note, must accompany all orders: Price, la., posted, Is. 2d.; or 9s. 6d. per doz., post free, to any address in Australia, New Zealand, and Tasmania. Special terms for 100 or larger orders. FREARSON’S PRINTING HOUSE, NORTH TERRACE ADELAIDE, S.A.; or through the booksellers. Agent for Victoria, F. Thompson, 165, Bourke St;, Melbourne. Agents for New South Wales,Gordon & Gotch, Sydney.

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