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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1215, 14 June 1895, Page 20

NEW BOOKS. NEW EDITIONS. Me AND J • Bail LIE, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, 39, Cuba street, Wellington. Meredith’s Lord Ormont and his Aminta, 2s 6d and os 6d Frankfort Moore’s Two in the Bush, 2s 6d Rhosoomyl’s The .Jewel of Ynys Galon, 2s 6d Page’s Burial of the Guns, 3s 6d Eger ton’s Keynotes, 4s Carmichael’s Rooted in Dishonour, 2s 6d Percy White’s A King’s Diary, Is 6d Gunter’s Last of the English, 2s Besant and Rice’s Golden Butterfly, 6d Wallace’s Scotland Yesterday, 6s Parker’s Translation of a Savage, 2s 6d Cunningham’s Sibylla, 2s 6d Winter’s A Blameless Woman, 2s 6d Braddon’s Thou Art the Man, 2s Payne ? s A Trying Patient, 2s Zola’s The Mysterios of Marseilles, 3s 6d Savage’s A Daughter of Judas, 2s Buchanan and Murray’s The Charlatan, 2s Anthony Hope’s Father Stafford, 3s 6d and 2s <3d Mrs Alexander’s The Snare of the Fowler, 3s 6d Stockton’s Pomona’s Travels, 5s Fenn’s The Queen’s Scarlet, 5s Colin Middleton’s Without Respect of Persons, 2s 6d and 3s 6d Old Brown’s Cottages, Pseu. Lib., Is 6d Mrs Woods’ The Channings, 2s 6d Hope’s The God in the Car, 3s 6d and 2s Gd JGkai’s Dr Dumany’s wife, 3s 6a Grundy’s In the Days of his Vanity, 2s &c. &o V &o.

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