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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 8964, 15 April 1890, Page 8

Auctions. J. H. EE THUNB t CO. THURSDAY, 17th AT.TvIL, 1800. SELECT LIBRARY OF ANCIENT AND MODERN WORKS. E3SRS J. H. BETH UNE & CO. have j.v-a- boon favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, at their rooms, heathereton street, on Thursday, 17th April, at 2 o’clock- - . _ $ v, VOLUMES choice books on Geoi p graphy, History, Biography, Voyages, Travels, Astronomy, Geology, Architecture, Standard Works of Fiction, and a number of old and very rare books unobtainable in the colonies, the property of C. R. Carter, Esq., in* olndißg Chambers’ Encyclopaedia, revised edition, ISB3, Ogilvie’s Irn erial Dictionary, Hadyn’s Dictionary of Dates, 1881, Green’s History of the English People, Conquest of England, and Making of England, Arnold’s History of Koine, Thiers’ History of the French Revolution, Macaulay’s History of England, Smith’s CommonQ wealth of England, 1621, Calvin on the Psalms, black letter, 1571, History of the Bucaniers, 1741, Boccaccio’s De Cameron, Kelly’s Heptameron, Wood’s Kuna of Palmyra, 1752, with fine plates, Park’s Travels, 1799, Anson’s Voyages, 1748, Gibbon’s Homan International Atlas and Geography, Gillieo’ History of Greece, Proctor’s Essays on Astronomy, Expanse of Heaven, Light Science fer Leisure Hours, Descent of Man and Origin of Species, Herschel’a Astronomy, Her Majesty e Tower, by Dixon, Island Li:e, by Wallace, &c., &c., &o. As per catalogue ; after which A number of valuable oil paintings by the celebrated English artists, Clarkson, Staosfield, A. Pethor, Koek-Koek, and G. Cooper, Putney, exhibitors at the Royal Academy Exhibitions. The hooks arc now on view, and lovers of iteraturo will do well to inspect the oollecion, which contains many old and rare vorks, now difficult to procure, 413 FREEMAN E. JACKSON & CO. WEDNESDAY, 16tii APRIL. JOHNSON VILLE SALE YARDS. IVIREEMAN R. JACKSON AND CO. will . sell as above, at 11 a,m.— 34 fat bullocks S fat heifers 150 fat wethers 65 fnt ewes 40 fat lambs Train leaves Wellington and Manawatu tail way Station at 11 a.tu., returning at 2 and 2 p.ra. F. L. JACKSON, 07 Auctioneer.

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