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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1404, 26 January 1899, Page 12

S. & W. Mackay’s Lis j. NEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS. NEW ANNUALS FOR 1898 TO HAND Boys’ and Girls’ Own Annuals. 8/- each Chums. 8/Young England—An illustrated magazine for boyo. 5/The Leisure Hour, and Sunday at Home 7/6 each Chatterbox, Our Darlings Sunday. 3/ench The Children’s Friend, Infant’s Magazine, The Prize. 1/6 each Our Little Dots, Childs Companion. 1/6 each Logs —Longman’s Xmas Volume, 1898, edited by G. A. Henty—6l illustrations. 4/- each The Camp at Wandinong, by Ethel Turner. 2/6, posted 3/Nansen’s Farthest North. Two Vols gilt, containing one hundred and twenty full page and numerous text illustrations and maps.—A splendid Xmas present. 17/-, posted Three Years in Savage Africa, by Lionel Decie, with an introduction by Stanley —IOO illustrations and 5 maps. 10/6, posted 11/6 Exploration and Hunting in Central Africa 1895-96, by A. St. H. Gibbons, F R.G.S. 7/6, posted 8/3 Northward over the Great Ice, by Lieut. Peary. With maps, diagrams and about 800 illustrations. Two vols. 21/The History of the World from theearliest historical time to the year 1898, by Edgar Sanderson, M.A. 5/, posted 6/Jolm Buskin— Social Reformer, by J. A. H'-bson. 8/6 The Growth ot the Empire—A Handbook to the History of Greater Britain, by Arthur VV. Jose. 7/6, posted 8/• The Forbidden Land—An account of a journey in Tibet, capture by the Tibetan authorities, imprisonment, torture and ultimate release, by A. 11. Savage Landor. With a map and 250 illustrations. Two vols. 38/The Navy and Army illustrated. Vov VL 18/The 'ihamos Illustrated —A Picturesque Journeying from Richmond to Oxford, by John Levland. 10/6, posted 11/6 The Fxrmers and Fruit-Growers’ Guide. Third edition. Compiled by W. H. Clarke, editor Agricultural Gazette. 1/6, posted 2/3 S. Ac W. Miffiolcn-y. 201, Lambton Quay, and 47, Cuba Street, Wellinaton.