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New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 599, 10 January 1852, Page 4

For Sale or to be Let, With Immediate Possession.

JCHm A FIRST- RATE and old estabHffiJLOiJ -£■»- lished Business Premises at JipllJMpJl Onehunga, comprising a Shop, V\v\.Wwv and comfortable Dwelling House, a newly erected Bakehouse, a good well of water, enclosed Paddock and Garden, containing 1 -i- acres, together with Yard, and Out Offices. For particulars apply to James Macky.-Queen-street, Auckland, Nov 18,, 1851.

TO LET,

With Possession on the Ist November, &^^m rfHE COTTAGE on the fȤRpT^fo J- Epsora Road, in the present occupation of Percival Berrey, J. A. GILFILLAN & Cc Queen-street, Oct. 20, 1851.

BOOKS, EX "CASHMERE."

npHE Undersigned has Just Received, -*- and has now on Sale an Invoice of Standard Books, School Books, &c, comprising-: — Bohn's Standard Library : — Laninrtine's History of the Girondists, 3 volsl 5 Schlegel's ./Esthetic and Miscellaneous works; [Sheridan's Dramatic Works and Life; Lamai-tiue's History of the French Revolution of 1848; Coxe's House of Austria, 3 vols. ; Coxe's Memoirs of" the Duke of Marlborough, 3 vols. ; Eoscoe's Life of Benvenuto Cellini ; Cyclopaedia of Political Knowledge, 4 vols. ; Eobert Hall's Miscellaneous Works ; Schlegel's Philosophy of History; Schlegel's Revolt of the Netherlands; Schlegel's Philosophy of Life; Schiller's Don Carlos ; Schiller's Robbers ; Early Dramas, and Ghost-seer; Schiller's Netherlands; Beckmann's History of Inventions, 2 vols.; Menzel's History of Germany, 3 vols.; Sismondi's Literature of Europe, 2 vols. ; Vasari's Lives of Painters, 2 vols.; Whateley on the Common Prayer ; Milton's Prose Works, 3 vols. ; Schlegel's Lectures on Modern History ; Goethe'B Faust, Tasso, &c. ; Goethe's Autobiography and Travels, 2 vols. ; Ranke's History of the Popes, 3 vols. ; Roscoe's Life of Lorenzo de Medici ; Memoirs of Colonel Hutchinson, &c. ; Aristotle's Rhetoric; Junius; Miller's Philosophy of History, 4 vols. ; Ockley's History of the Saracens; Roscoe's Life of Leo X; Irving's Works, viz.: — Salmagundi, Knickerbocker, Sketch Book, Life of Goldsmith, Bracebridge Hall, Abbotsford, Newstead Abbey, Alhambra, Tales of a Traveller, Conquest of Granada and Spain, Life of Columbus, Life and Voyages of Columbus and his Companions, Mahomet and hi* Successors, Adventures of Captain Bonneville, Astoria, Prairies, Conquest of Florida; Machiavelli's History of Florence, and other works ; Schlegel's Dramatic Literature. Lanzi's History of Painting, 3 vols. Extra Volumes— Count Hamilton's Fairy Tales; Memoirs of Count Grammont and Charles II. ; Rabelais' Works. Bohn's Classical Library : — Livy, literallytranslated, 4 vols. ; Plato translated by Cary, 4 vols. ; Herodotus ; Homer, Iliad ; Euripides, 2 vols. ; Aristotle's Ethics ; Cassar ; Sophocles, . Oxford translation ; Cicero's Offices and Moral Works ; Virgil, by Davidson ; Horace^by Smart ; Homer's Odyssey, Hymns, &c. ; JUschylus ; Ihucydides, 2 vols. Bohn's Antiquarian Library :—Roger of Wendover's Chronicle, 2 vols. ; Early. Travels in, Palestine; Si^QldJEbslishjQhjfQiuciea; William of Malmesburv's English ChronicleT^n^'s" -KartyEnglish Metrical Romances ; Bede's Ecclesiastical History, &c. ; Mallet's Northern Antiquities ; Keightley's Fairy Mythology ; Brand's Popular Antiquities, 3 vols.; Eusebius's Ecclesiastical History. Bohn's Illustrated Library :— Lodge's P6rtraits of Illustrious Personages, 8 vols.; Kittos Scripture Lands and Bible Atlas, plain and coloured ; Cruikshank's Three Courses and a Dessert ; White's Natural History of Selborne, plain and coloured ; Piekering's Races of Man. Bohn's Scientific Library : — Lectures of Painting, by the Royal Academicians; Staunton's Chess-player's Companion ; Hand Book of Games; Humboldt's Views of Nature; Humboldt's Cosmos, 2 vols. Encyclopaedia Metropolitan ( Reprints From) :— Coleridge's Method ; Whateley's Rhetoric; History of Greek Literature, by Telfourd and others; Ramsay's Roman > Antiquities ; Hale's History of the Jews ; Hind's EarlyChristianity ; Stoddart's Universal Grammar. Library of Entertaining Knowledge, Forty , three vols. Family Library, seventy-nine vols. Naturalists Library, forty vols. Edinburgh Cabinet Library, eighteen vols. English Woman's Library, fourteen vols. Blackwood's cheap volumes. Mrs. Ellis's Works. History op England, by Hume and Smollett, with Hughes Continuation. (V/alpy's Edition), twenty-one vols. Shakspeare's Works, fifteen vols. Percy's Reliques of Ancient Poetry, 3 vols. Boswell's Johnson, ten vols. Conders Traveller, eighteen vols. Edgeworth's Tales, ten vols. Ellis's Specimens, three vols. British Poets, 4 vols. Gurney's General Orders of the Duke of Wellington. Heber's Poems. Heman's do. Watson's Theological Institutes, 3 vols. Wesley's Natural Philosophy. Christmas Gift Books. Children's Books in great variety. School Books, an extensive collection. Lempriere's Classical Dictionary. Meadow's French do. " Spanish do. Nugent's Italian do. " French do. Gilmer's Interest Tables. Hoppusses' Measurer. Stoddart's do. &c, &c, 3«v

Plain and Fancy Stationery, Water Colours and Drawing Materials. Bristol Boards and Drawing Paper, &c, &c, &c. John Williamson, Bookseller & Stationer.

JUST RECEIVED,

pHURCH SERVICES and PRAYERS, yj in elegant velvet and leather bindings, with silver gilt clasps and edgings. Also, Bibles, Psalm Books, Wesley's and Watts's Hjmn Books, in various sizes and bindings. J. Williamson, Bookseller.