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BOOKS ! BOOKS ! ! BOOKS ! ! Just Received Ex "Mat Qtjeen" and "Rakaia." J A. MACEDO. CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER, PRINCES STREET SOUTH. DUNEDIN, TTTAS just received the undermentioned Works, viz., i Catechism of Perseverence, 3s, by post 4s i Christian Traveller, by Thomas a Kempis, 3s, by post Is I Devotions to the Sacred Heart, 3s, by post 4s Elevation of the Soul to God, 3s, post 4s Gobinet's Instructions for Youth, 3?, post 4s > Imitation of Christ, by Thomas a Kerapis, 3s, post 4s i Introduction to a Devout Life, by St. Francis de Sule. j , 3^ -I 4a Life of Our Lord Jesus Christ, j3s, post 4s Life of St. Catharine of Sienna, 3s, post 4s Life of St. Elizabeth of Hungary, 3s, post 4a Memorial of a Christian Life, 3e, post 4s Perry's Full Course of Instruction, 3s, post 4s Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius, 3s, post 4s Way of Salvation, by St. Ligouvi, 3s, post 4s (Any of these may be had separate ) Irish at Home and Abroad, by J. C. Callaghan, 9d, post Is Irish National Library, viz., Memoir on Ireland, Native and Saxon, by Daniel O'Connell, Is 6d, post 2s 2d National Ballads, Songs, and Poems, by T. Davis, Is Gd, post 2s 2d The Poor Scholar, by William Carlton, Is 6.1. post 2s 2d Tubber Derg, by William Curleton, Is Gd, post 2s 2d The Book of Irish Ballads, by Dei,is F. McCarthy, Is Gd, post 2s 2d The Ballad Poetry of Ireland, by Sir C. Gavin Duffy, Is 6d, post 2s 2d Traits and Stories of the Irish Peasantry, by W. Curleton, Is 6d post 2s 2d Life and Times of Hugh O'Neill, by John Mitchell, Is Gd post 2s 2d The Songs of Ireland, by M. J. Barry, Esq., Is 6d, post 2s 2d The Spirit of the Nation, Is Gd, post 2s 6d (Any of these may be had separate ) O'Connell's Speeches, 2 vols., edited t by John O'Connell, 7s 6d, post 10s 2d Burkes Speeches, edited by J. Burke. 3s 6d ; by post, 4s ]od. Curran's do edited by Thomas Davis, 3s Gd ;by post 4d lOd. Grattan's do edited by Madden, 3s Gd ;by post, 4s 10J. Plunket's do edited by J. C. Hoey, 3s 6d ;by post 4s lOd. Shell's do edited by McNevin, 3s Gd ;by post, 4s lOd. J. A. MACEDO, Importer of Catholic Works, Catholic Book Depot, Peinces-Steeet South, Dunedin,

■YTT .ILLIAM REID NURSERY AND SEEDSMAN, Dunedin. NURSERY— W. R. has just returned from SEED STORE DUKE-STREET Tasmania with the largest and COB3fER op most varied stock ot Garden AND Seeds in New Zealand, all of PRINCES and NORTH-EAST which were bought by himself HIGH STREETS ir a t t "irv from the growers, and are of \AJjIxUI. the most suitable kind for this LS0 ' _ country. DUKE-STREET 10,000 TREE SEEDS.— W. R. hns I ~~ Apples, Pears, spared no expense in getting the | 50 lons of Plums, Cherry, best men to gather and forward pure Alfalfa. Peach, and to him these seeds from EngApricot. land, Norway, Tasmania, Cali- i fornia, and Chili. ' _. ,8, 8 tons — English Forest 100 000 ALFALFA. — This splendid Tree seeds. Gooseberry, Cur- Clover should be grown by scwt rants, Raspberries ™^ * anner ' a * lfc JJ c i d * S ** Larch, Scotch, Strawberries, TIMES " lore fIT t K a^ UCEEN and Filberts/Walnuts. or ally otber CLOVER. Spruce rh . 3 — FLOWER SEEDS of all the from Norwa Jnewest and best kinds, from 5 cwt. 'v! • England and Germany. W.R.s true Tasmanian lnorn Quick, stock is the i argcst in New Blue-gum seed. >*vct,andßo X . Zealand. _° / toUB Whin seed. 100,000 Note.— Every article sold at 30 tons Pines and other the lowest possible price, and Peas, Beans, Trees, of all sorts well packed. Prompt attention and and sizes. to orders. Tares. WILLIAM REID, g&T Note the Address Js?s OPPOSITE WATSON'S DIN I N G-R 0 0 fti f, Corner of High and Princes-streetß.