Books, Stationery, &o. New books just received By the Overland Mail via Suez.— Commodore Goodenough’s journal during Mg last command on the Australian Station ; edited, with memoir, by his widow. Dr. H. Maudsley’s Physiology of Mind ; being the first part of a new edition of Physiology and Pathology of Mind. Viscount Amberley’s Analysis, of- Religious Belief, 2 vols, The comedy of the Noctes Ambrosianss, selected and arranged by JohnS'kelton. Rosser's Law of Storms, praviicalW considered. Park Waters and bther - 'Ctcfns»- by Mrs. Henry Wood, author of East Lynne, &c. Daniel Deronda, by Geo. Eliot; Book 7, Sanitary Work in the Smaller Towns and Villages, by Chas. Stagg. The City : Its Trade and Finance, by W. Purdy. The Artisan’s Guide, and Everybody’s As* sistant, by R.,Moore. , Tom Sawyer, a new novel, by Mark Twain, author of The Innocents Abroad. Picturesque Europe, Part, 5. " The Langham Magazine, No. 4. • Hugh Crichton’s Romance, ;by C. R, Coleridge ; cheaper edition. Races - of Mankind, edited by R. Brown; vol.’ 4, completing the work. London Society, holiday number. Pidgin-English Sing Song, or Amusing Songs and Stories in the China-English Dialect, by C. G. Leland. Wallace’s Geographical Distribution of An- , nimals, 2 vols. - • White’s Warfare of Science by Prefatory Note, by Professor Tyndall. Supplementary Ancient Classes : Ovid, by Church.• The Bertram Family, by the author of The SchonbergCotta Family, Sec. Digest of the Law of Evidence, by J. Fitz-james-Stephens, Q.C. Cup and Platter; notes on food, by Drewry and Overend. Hanson’s Acts Relating to Probate, Legacy, and Succession Duty. Hudson’s Guide to Payment of Legacy and Succession Duties. LYON AND BLAIR, Importers, Lambton-quay. ~p|OOKS FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD, Gardener’s Household Medicine and Sickroom Guide Graham’s Domestic Medicine Graham's Diseases of Females Graham’s Diseases of Infants Thompson’s Domestic Medicine Chevasse’s Advice to a Wife Chevasse’s Advice to a Mother Bull’s Hints to Mothers Bull’s Maternal Management of Children Mrs. Beeton’s Household Management Mrs. Beeton’s Everyday Cookery .... Warne’s Model Cookery Wame’s Model Cookery, cheap edition Enquire Within Upon Everything Dictionary of Daily Wants, &c., Sec. LYON & BLAIR, Importers of Books, Lambton-quay. VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES TO INDIA. Just received by the mail, the “Prince of Wales’ ” number of the Illustrated London News and The Oraphic, giving a full account of the Prince’s travels from his leaving England till his return. Price Is. 6d. each. LYON & BLAIR, , News Agents; See., Lambton-(juay. T AT I ONER S’ HAL L, W- G. JACKSON Wishes to call the attention of all lovers of music to his regular and large shipments of MUSIC by every mail, the whole of which can be had in the latest and cheapest editions.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4818, 31 August 1876, Page 4
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