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Evening Star, Issue 3358, 24 November 1873, Page 4

LITERATURE. ARRIVED PER “ALLAHABAD,” AT EI T H AND WILKIE PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Dhow Chasing in Zanzibar Waters and on the East Coast of Africa, by Captaija 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. Hartwig, with eight chromoxylographic plates and numerous woodcuts, 13»6d, The Forces of Nature, a popular introduction to the study of Physical Phenomena, by Amedee 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 Bustos, 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 ; also, Portrait of the Author, 9s 6d. Keble’s Christian Year, from Is to 20s. Dr Candlish. 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 fid 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’a Memoirs, 2 vols, 255. “ Stock mar is not only an excellent man, bat also one of the most sensible I haveevermet with ” — LordMelhourne. Baron Bunsen called him one of the first politicians of Germany and Europe. Beginnings of Life, being some account of the nature, modes of origin, and transformations of lower organisms, 28s. Dr Vaughan’s Presence of God in his Temple, 4s fid. Never Again, by W. S. Mayo, M.D., author of Kalloolah, 7s fid. Thoughts on Recent Scientific Conclusions, and their relation to Religion, Os fid. Handbook of Social Economy, or the Worker’s A *B C, by E. 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PAWNBROKERS. NOTICE. I BEG to intimate to my friends and the public generally, that I have This Day disposed of my Pawnbroking Business to Messrs Lyons and Hart, of Fleet street, Arcade (threedoors from High street), where all the pledges deposited with me may be redeemed. Soliciting a continuance of past favors to my successors, 3 MICHAEL LEVY. Rattray street, Sept. 16, 1873. In reference to the above advertisement, we beg to intimate that the business hitherto conducted by Mr Levy will be carried on by us in the same businesslike manner, in conjunction with ©nr own. All transactions strictly private and confidential. Most liberal advances made, and at the lowest rate of charges. Note Address— LYONS & HART’S “ Uncle Tom’s Pawn Office,” Three doors from Bayley’s Hotel, Highstreot, Fleet street (late Arcade), Dunedin. BALLARAT PAWN OFFICE. MRS A. DAVIES having determined to continue the Pawnbroking Business so long and successfully earned on by her late husband as above, begs to announce to her friends and the public generally, that the establishment has been re-opened to-day, and that she hopes to be favored with the same support so liberally accorded for the past nine years. All goods left on pledge with the late Mr Davies will now be delivered or renewed as desired, and Mrs D. desires to express her regret at any delay which lias taken place in the delivering of goods, in consequence of her late husband’s illness, and to intimate that she will bo prepared to make a liberal allowance for same. Note the address— A. DAVIES, BALLARAT PAWN OFFICE, Princes street South.