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Wellington Independent, Volume XXVIII, Issue 3857, 15 July 1873, Page 4

Publications. NEW BOOKS just received, and on sale by the undersigned : — Kenelm Chillingley, His Adventures and Opinions, the lust novel written by the late Bulwer Lytton The Statesman's Year Book for 1873, by Frederick Martin' Five Weeks in a Balloon •• a voyage of discovery i r \ Central Africa, by Jules Verne Our Seamen : an appeal by S. Plimsoll, M.P., popular editiou The History of Tacitus, translated into English by A. I. Church, M.A., and W. I. Brodribb, M.A , with notes and a map The Day after Death ; or, Our Future Life according ts Science, by Louis Figuier Ancient Clusaics for English Readers — vol 15, Hesiod Travelling Sketches, by Anthony Trollope American Poets, new volume of Moxon's Popular Poets Cassell's World of Wit and Humor, edited by Manville Feun Holiday Peak, and other stories, by Marcus Clarke . The Wedding Ring, vol 3 Chevasse's Advice to a Mother Beeton's Uedieal Dictionary Warren's Ten Thousand a Year, new edition Warren's Diary of a Late Physician, new edition Baldwin on Whist.lsy J.C. Cavendish 011 the Laws of Whist St Paul's Annual for 1872, 2 vols The Burgomaster's Family, by Christine Muller The English in Ireland in the Eighteenth Century, by J. A. Froude, vol 1 Australia and New Zealand, by Anthony Trollope ; authorised Australian edition, in one vol Lessons in Elementary Anatomy, by St George Mivart Science Primer, vol 4 — Physical Geography, by Dr Giekie, with illustrations Gladstone's Address afc the Liverpool Collegiate Institution Clissold on the Creeds of Athanasius, Sabel • lious, and Swedenborg Literature and Dogma, by Matthew Arnold The Higher Ministry of Nature, by John R Leifchild The Complete Works of Edgar Allan Poe, with portrait and illustrations Earth and Sea, by Louis Figuier, translated by W. H. Davenport Adams ; iliustrated Whafc am I? a popular introduction to the study of Psychology, by E. W. Cox. Vol I—The1 — The Mechanism of Man Essays by the late William Godwin, never before published Proctor's Light Science for Leisure Hours Dene Hollow, new novel, by Mrs Henry Wood Bret Harte's latest work, Mrs Skagg's Hus bands The Choice Humorous Works, by Theodore Hook, with portrait and illustrations Spiritualism and Animal Magnetism, by Zerfli Proctor's Essays on Astronomy, new edition Ready, O Ready ; or These Forty Years, by the Captain of the Cumberland _, Ribbon Stories by Lady Barker, illustrated Erckmann-Chatrian's Alsacian Schoolmaster The Speaker's Commentary, vol 2 Lectures delivered in the Technological Museum, Melbourne In Silk Attire, a novel, by William Black Cradock Nowell, a tale of the New Forest, by Blackmore Lord Cockburn Works, 2 vols, new edition The Natural History of Man, by Rev J. G. 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