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Evening Star, Issue 3315, 4 October 1873, Page 3

BX7TOHKBB. n EOB6K WI L 8 (jH, " X Successor to Edward Menlove, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUTCHER, George and Maolaggan streets, Dunedin, and George street, Port Chalmers. Familiea.waited oh for orders in all pares of . the City and Suburbs. JAMES FORSYTH, SHIPPING AND FAMILY BUTCHER, Port Chalmers, BEGS to intimate to masters of vessels and the public generally, that he still continues to supply the best quality of Meat at the lowest rates, and has no connection with any other butcher in the Port. FOB SALE. FREEHOLD HOMES.—To new arrivals and others seeking for a Home, the Township 1 of Barley, near the' Benevolent Institution, offers greater advantages than any tow nship now offered to the Public. It is level, dry, safe from floods. The terms of payment will be made to suit the convenience of the purchasers. The title is indisputable, and the distance from the Post Office is about the same as to the Water of Leith, , : , HY. F. HARDY, Princes street; or W. DALRYMPLE, I.and Agent. PAINTERS PAPBBHAWGERS. ftp. An dr e W lee s, Painter, Glazier, and Paperhanger, 'lmporter of paperhangings, window glass, plain and ornamental, ships’ signal and deck lights, glass shades, cucumber and propagating glasses white lead, oils and colors, gilt mouldings, &c,, &c. George street, Dunedin. LITERATURE. ARRIVED PER “ALLAHABAD,” AT EI T H AND WILKIE’S, PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Dhow Chasing in Zanzibar Waters and on the East Coast of Africa, by Captain G. L. Sullivan, R.N., with map and illustrations from photographs, 20s. The Tropical World; Aspects of Man and Nature in the Equatorial Regions of the Globe, by Dr G. Bartwig, "with eight chromoxylographic plates and numerous w.oodcuts, 13s fid. The Forces of Nature, a popular introduction to the study of Physical Phenomena, by Am&l&! Guillemin. Edited by J. Norman Lockyer, F. R. S, 11 colored plates and 455 woodcuts, 365. Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, by James Fitzjames Stephen* Q.C., 15s. Notes of Thought, by the late Charles Buxton, M.P., 13s 6d. Goethe’s Life, by George Henry Lewes, 9s fid Mark Twain’s Choice Humorous Works, with extra passages to the Innocents Abroad, and a Life of the Author. Illustrations by Mark Twain and other artists j also, Portrait of the Author, 9s fid. Keble’s Christian Year,'from is to 20s. Dr Candliah. Discourses bearing upon the sonship and brotherhood of believers, and other kindred subjects, 9s 6d. The Mystery of Matter, and other Essays, by J. Allanson, Picton, 13a 6d W. E. H. Lecky’s Leaders of Public Opinion in Ireland—Swift—Flood—Grattan— O’Connell. 9s 6d. Dean Stanley’s Lectures on the History of the Church of Scotland, 9s 6d. Baron Stockmar’s Memoirs, 2 vols, 255. “ Stoclimar is not only an excellent man, bat also one of the most sensible I have ever met with ” —Lord Melbourne. Baron Bunsen called him one of the first politicians of Germany and Europe., Beginnings of Life, being some account of the nature, mqdes of origin, and transformations of lower organisms, 28s. Dr Vaughan’s Presence of God in his Temple, . 4s 6d. .. • , Never Again, by W. S. Mayo, M.D., author of Kalloolah, 7s fid. Thoughts on Recent Scientific Conclusions, and their relation to Religion, 6s fid. Handbook of Social Economy, or the Worker’s ABC,by E. About, fis fid . Neville on Hydraulics, Hydraulic Formulae, and. Tables, 20s. Levelling : A Treatise on the Principles and Practice of Levelling, showing its application to purposes of Railway Engineering and the Construction of Roads, &c., by F, W. Simms, F.G.S., C.E., fifth edition; with the addition of Mr Law’s Practical Examples of Setting out Railway Curves, and Mr Frontroine’s Field Practice of laying out Circular Curves, with plates and woodcuts,; IQs fid The Intellectual Life, by P. G. 13a fid. : . ;! 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