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rp (BE 1 following^ i Catalogues' < of v Messrs' 1 1 OABSELL, EKTTBR, & GALPIN'S' ' Publications, &c, are' now ready, and may be prooured at every Book Store : — 1. CasselTs Catalogue of Educational Worka, and of Students' and Scholars' Materials. ' ' ; 2. Casaell'fl Dorg Vignette Catalogue. 3. CaeselTs Children's Books Catalogue. 4. CasselFs Catalogue of Magazines and Serial Publications. & GasselFa Claßsified Catalogue of 60,000 Electrotypes of Valuable Engravings for /Bale. 6. CasselTs Complete Descriptive Catalogue, giving a comprehensive insight intc the specialities 'o! the various Works issued in suoh vast numbers from the Belle Sauvage Publishing Offices. CASSBLL, PETTER, & GALPIN, Belle Sauvage Yard, London ; and New York. __ Wanted. ANTE d KNOWN, that Rennie and M'Gregor have for Sale any quantity of beßt BONE DUST MANURE. Us WANTED, PASSENGERS by Cobb's Coaches to know that they can rely on being called at the Occidental Hotel.— Billiard Balls, Cloth, Tips, Cues, &0., on sale. SPECTACLES ! SPECTACLES ! SPEOTACLES I WANTED, the Weak-sighted to know that they can have Spectacles properly adapted to suit their sights, at PERCIVAL'Sj Optician and Speotaole-maker to the Dunedin Hospital, No. 1, George Btreot. Pure Brazilian Pebbles, highly recom. mended for defective visions. Also on sale, Sykes's Hydrometers, Glass do, Saccnarome. tors, Thermometers, Aneroid Barometers, Sextants, Quadrants, Ships' Compasses, Salinometers, Lactometers, Mathematical Instruments, Field Glasses, Telescopes, &c. N.B.— All kinds of Optical and Mathematical Instruments bought. W - ANTED SUBSCRIBERS FOR London Journal (monthly partß) ~» Reynolds's Miscellany (do do) 8s per six Family Herald (dodo) )■ Bow Bells ~.(dodo) months. Chambers's Journal ... (do do) J Young Ladies' Journal.. .(do do) 9a do do Gentlemen's Fashions (Ministers) (dodo) 18s do do Do do (DeVeres) (do do) 12s do do Ladies' Fashions (all sorts) (do do) 12s do do Home News (monthly paper) 7s 6d do Dublin Nation or Irishman (four copies each month) 20s do do Illustrated London News (do do) 26s do do London Weekly Lloyd's (do do) 11s do do Harper's American Weekly, Ulustrated (do do) 26s do do dayiuga wad Doings — New York Ilhh trated Paper ... (do do) 26a do do The Shamrock, a National Irish Magazine (monthly parts) ... 6s do do Glasgow Herald, or Weekly Scotßman, 4 copies eaoh month ...11s do do Inverness Courier, or Perthshire Advertiser, do do 13s do do Melbourne Australasian, or Leader(fonrcopießeaohmonth) 13s do do Illustrated .Australian Nowb, monthly paper 4s Cd do Otago Daily Times, 20s per quarter Otago Witness, 6s 6d per quarter. Postage in addition to the above charged to Country Subscribers. Evory description of Magaisi»es and Newspapers received monthly. Subscriptions payable in advance. Country agents supplied reasonably. JOSEPH BRAITHWAITE, Periodical and Nkwspapbr Importjer, &o , Wholesale and Retail Floot treet, Old Arcade side.

Missing Erionds. mHOMAS CROSSINGHAM and GEORGE JL NELSON, Saddlers, who left Viotoria for New Zoaland, are earnestly requested to write to their mother, Webstar atreot, Balbrat, Victoria. EIR AT LAW WANTED.-If WUliam Cunningham, the youngor (only son of William Cunningham and Sarah Doughty his wifo, lato of Southwark, in tho oounty of Bnrrey, England), will apply to the undersigned he will near of something to his advantage William Cunningham (tho father) was a Millwright, and a nativo of Borwioknhire, Scotland, and diod at Southwark in 1852. William Cunningham (tho son) after being in Mexico, Brazil, and other plaoes out of England, arrived about 20 yean ago in New Zealand, Any person giving snob, information re■peotfng William Cunningham, the son, as will load to his discovery aud proof of his Identity, will bo suitably rewarded. KENYON AND MADDOOK, Kldon Chamber*, Priooon street* Dunodin, Otago,