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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 5248, 18 January 1878, Page 4

Books, Stationery, &cLyon and blair, lambton QUAY. Monthly List of New Books and New Editions by Mail and other latest arrivals ANNUAL AND SERIAL VOLUMES EOR 1878. Peter Parley’s Annual, colored plates Quiver, cloth gilt Sunday Magazine, cloth gilt, gilt edges Peep Show, 400 illustrations British Workwoman, sewed British Juvenile, boards British Messenger, boards The Prize, boards and cloth The “Vagabond” Annual, sewed Bow Bells Almanac Illustrated London Almanac Little Wideawake, boards and cloth Chatterbox, do do Kind Words, boards Sunday, do Children’s Companion, do The Graphic (war number) maps, plans, and concise History of the War. Lyon and blair, lambtonQUAY. Waverley Novels, new “handy volume” edition, vols. 1 to 6 Dickens’ Uncommercial Traveller, household edition, cloth and boards Punch's Ride to Khiva, by Burnand, sewed Grant’s Ross-shire Buffs, cheap edition Helen's Babies’ Series, Brother Billy, &c., sewed Weaver’s and Weft, by Miss Braddon, cheap edition Ariadne, by Ouida, cheap Australian edition Vagabond Papers, fourth series Kinglake's Crimea, cheap edition, 6th and concluding volume Daniel Deronda, by George Eliot, cheaper edition Heritage of Langdale, by Mrs, Alexander Tennyson’s Queen Mary, cheap cabinet edition Tennyson’s Harold, cheap cabinet edition Lady Silverdale’s Sweetheart, by W. Black Her Mother’s Darling, by Mrs. Riddell A Pair of Blue Byes, by Hardy Phoebe Junior, by Mrs. Oliphant Grey House at Endlestone, by Mrs. Worboise Story of Avis, by author of “The Gate’s Ajar” T T S’S DIARIES, 1 87 8. A few 4to and foolscap Rough Diaries, interleaved and plain, are still in stock at LYON & BLAIR’S. LYON & BLAIR'S Suez Mail Cases, to arrive per Ringarooma from Melbourne this week, will contain a large assortment of the Christmas numbers of the various periodicals and other new publications. The following is a selection : Young Ladies' Journal—Christmas and New Year parts together. London Society—Christmas number Belgravia do do Good Words do do Diprose’s Annual Hood's Comic Annual Tinsley’s Annual—(A new story by Farjeon) MeColl’s Eastern Question Voltaire’s Romances The New Republic, by W. H. Mallock Proctor's Myths and Marvels of Astronomy Robert Wreford’s Daughter, by Mrs. Warboise JMPORTANT TO TOURISTS. NOW BEADY, “ The Southern Guide to the Hot Lake District of the North Island of New Zealand,” By J. Chantret Harris. Under the auspices of the Union Steamship Company of New Zealand (Limited). Auckland ... Edward Wayte, Queen-street Wellington ... Lyon and Blair, Lambton-quay Christchurch.. Whitcombe and Teraperton Dunedin ... H. Wise and Co. 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