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Otago Witness, Issue 1191, 26 September 1874, Page 1

SHIPPING. tSj&|*|v /^TAGO, NEW ZEALAND, yPpffflf^ PACKET SHIPS. Tons. Tons. CltyofDunedln.... 1080 Margaret Galbraitlj . 841 James N. Fleming.. 992 Helen Burns 798 Peter Denny 907 William Davie .... 840 Christian M'Ausland 902 Wild Deer 10X0 Agnes Mulr 851 Otago 992 Auckland (building) 1200 Nelson.. ..(building) 1200 Canterbury., (do).. 1200 Dunedin.... (do).. 1200 Wellington .. (do).. 1200 Invercargill.. (do) . 1200 Jessie Eeadman .... 962 P. HENDERSON and Co. have arranged to extend the Clyde Line of Packets to a Service between LONDON and OTAGO. The first vessel will shortly be on the berth, and the system of sailing punctually on advertised dates (as with the Clyde Line), which P. Henderson and Co. believe has given satisfaction to the trade, will be adopted with the London Line. The New Ships advertised are of the highest class at Lloyd's, to be built and fitted out on the Clyde specially with a view to speed, and conveyance of cargoes in good order. All the Ships have splendid accommodation for Passengers. Agents in London :— GALBRAITH, STRINGER, PEMBROKE, & CO., 8, Austin Friars. Parties desirous of bringing out their friends, via Clyde or London Line, can secure passages on favourable terms on application to CARGILLS & M'LEAN j or RUSSELL, RITCHIE, & CO. . LITERATURE.- • TITISE'S RENEWED BOOK ! LIST. WISE'S MAP— Admitted to be the best of Otago ever published— finely coloured, 3s 6d, post free, 3s 8d ; or on rollers, mounted on linen and varnished, 10s 6d ; by post, Is 4d extra. For clearness, excellence of drawing, beauty of printing, and fineness of colouring, this Map is still not only unsurpassed, but unequalled. STANDARD LITERATURE. !'! ' The English in Ireland, by J. A. lr Frdirde— 3 vols. . * ' "fo The Mysteries of Matter, by J. A. Picfcon Foods, by Ed. Smith, M.D. Physics and Politics, by Bagehot Forms of Water in Clouds, Riversj &c, by Tyndali Lectures on the Science of Language, by Max Mueller— 3 vols. Fertilisation of Orchids, by Darwin Father Burkes Refutation of Froude Life of Gregory the' Seventh, by Villemain The Government of England, by W. E. Hearne, L.L.D. Noctes Ambrosianas, by Prof. Wilson— i vols. Taine's Notes on England Mind and Body — the theories of their relation — by Alex. Bain Great Ice Age, and its relation to the Antiquity of Man, by James Geikie Coomassie and Magdala, by Stanley Vestiges of Natural History of Creation True History of Joshua Davidson Erewhon, or Over the Range Fairhaven — a work in defence of the miraculous element in our Lord's Ministry upon earth, both as against Rational impugners and certain Orthodox defenders- -by the Author of Erewhon New Life of Jesus, by Strauss The Old Faith and the New : a Confession, by David Strauss FICTION. Middlemarch, by Geo. Eliot Clara Vaughan, by Blackmore Lorna Doonp, by do His Natural Life, by Marous Clarke Two Wooden Shoes, by Ouida Ready Money Mortiboy Souse of Raby, by Mrs Hooper Kitty, by Mrs Edwards Work, by Louise Aloott John's Wife, by Maude Franc Innqcent, by Mrs Oliphant Gilded Age, by Mart Twain and Warner Theresina Peregrina, by Therese.Yelverfcon Off the Skelligs, by Ingleow Abel Drake's Wife, by Saunders ELOCUTION, &c. Bell's Modern Reader and Speake? Bell's Standard Elocutionist Carpenter's Standard Reciter Hill's Oratorical Trainer Penny Readings, by Carpenter, &c. Penny Readings and Recitations AMUSEMENT. Country House Charades, for acting— illustrated The Secret Out, or 1000 tricks explained— illustrated Leech's Sketches of Life and Character— all plates The Home Book pi Awm emenfc a«d Bedta.