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Otago Witness, Volume 26, Issue 2419, 26 July 1900, Page 34

Public NoticesPRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. - NEW^ LIST OF BOOKS. NEW TRANSVAAL WAR MAP (LATEST EDITION), COMPILED FROM BEST AVAILABLE SOURCES. REVISED BY WOOD AND ORTLEPP, OF CAPETOWN AND JOHANNESBURG. PRICE, ss.

Paper. Cloth, s. d. s. d. " From London to Ladysmith "—" — - ; Winston Spencer Churchill .. 6 6 " Fruitfiilness " — Ernile Zola . . 4 0 " Four Months Besieged "-»-Pearse 210 4 0 " Janice Meredith "—Ecrd . . . . 210 4 0 " The Siege of Ladysmith " — •M'Hugh 4 0 "Baden-Powell" — Begbie .... 4 0 '• The Minx "—Mrs Caffyn . . . . 210 4 0 "The Story o* the Alphabet"— Ciodd ' 13 "Knight of the Cross" — Sienkiewicz 2 10 4 0 "Kiddy"— Tom Gallon 2 10 >4 0 A Gentleman in Khaki " — Oakley 1 3 " Aletta "—Bertram Mitford . . 210 4 0 " Transvaal from Within " — Fitzpatrick 4 0 " Besieged by the Boers " — Dr Ashe 210 4 0 "Becky"— Helen Mathers .. .. 210 4"0 " A Bath Comedy " — Egerton Castle • '- • • • 210 4 0 " The Empire Makers " — Hume Nisbet 210 4 0 "Hilda Wade"— Grant Allen ..2 10 4 0 " Life of Ruskin "— W. G. Collingvrood 210 4 C " Leading Points in South African History"— E. A. Pratt .... 4 0 " The Plunderers " — Morley Roberts 210 4 0 " The Purple Robe " — Joseph Hocking (sequel to " Scarlet Woman") 210 4 0 " The Relief of Ladysmith "— J. B. . Atkins * alO 4 0 " Three Men on the Bummel " — Jerome K. Jerome 210 4 0 "The Seafarer s"— Bronndelle- . Burton 210 4 ,0 " Sporting Sketches'"— Nat' Gould" 2 6 3 6

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