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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 537, 7 June 1851, Page 4

TO BOOK CLUBS, LITERARY SOCIETIES, PUBLIC LIBRARIES, BOOKSELLERS, AND FAMILIES.

I^HE RAILWAY LIBRARY, and Fireside Companion ; in Fancy Boards, One Shilling each ; or bound in cloth, full gilt, Eigiitecn-plnce. A Volume monthly.

Under the above title are reprinted at the lowest possible price, many of the most popular Standard Works, by celebrated Authors. The following aie now ready. — Romance of War, (2 series), Capt. Grant; Dailc Scenes of liistoty, G. P. R. James; Lilly Dawson,Mrs. Crowe ; Hope Leslie, Miss Sedgwick ; Longbeard, C. Mackay ; Light Diagoon, G. R. Gleig ; The Clarionet. W. Carleton ; Prairie, J. Y. Cooper ; Last of the Mohicans, do ; Cinq Mars, De Vigny ; Red Rover, J. F. Cooper ; Pioneers, do •, The Spy, do.; Lionel Lincoln, do.; Waterwitch, do.; Jane Sinclair and Neal Malone, W. Carleton ; Sense and Sensibility, Jane Austen ; Pride and Prejudice, do.; The Little Wife, &c, Mrs. Grey. Each Volume is complete in itself, printed on good paper, and neatly bound.

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And per Order of all Booksellers in England, and the British Possessions. Orders from Auckland forwarded by J. Williamson, Bookseller. *.j* Attention is directed to the above adveitisement of Messrs. Routledge & Co., the eminent Booksellers of London. The class of woiks which they publish, from their cheapness, portability and generally interesting character, are admirably adapted for use in the Bush, and the distant settlements, and a very extensive library of these works, may, it will be perceived, be had for a Few Pounds.

RANSOMES AND MAY, Ipswich, England, Patentees and Manufacturers of Agricultural Implements and Machinery, invite the attention of Agricultural Settlers and others, in the Auckland, New Plymouth, Canterbury and Otago Settlements, and the Australian Colonies generally, to their Patent Wrought Iron Trussed Beam Ploughs, their Harrows, Cultivators, and Scarih'cers, Dragrakes, Mills and Crushers, Thrashing, Winnowing and Dressing Machines, Patent new Seed-dropper, &c. They also supply Scotch Carts fitted with poles for oxen, or chains, yokes and bows, cart-wheels and axles ; iron ditto for barrows, horse gear for driving machinery, iron rails for tramways, garden tools, scythes, sickles, iron pig troughs, &c. Many of the above are expressly adapted to Colonists' use, and arc packed in as small a compass as possible, to save freight and inland transport charges. Rather than refer at length to the numerous honorary distinctions which have been conferred on them by the Royal Agricultural and Provincial Societies in the mother country, as testimonies to the material, style of workmanship, and adaptation and capabilities of their implements, R. & M. would content themselves with asking Colonists to form their judgment by inquiries among their own neighbours, or a personal inspection of those which

are already in use in the Colony. All orders from the Colonies must be accompanied by a remittance, or reference to some raeicanlile house in England for payment.

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