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WISE'S BOOK LIST. CaßseU'B Popular Educator, 6 vols. Loomis' Practical Astronomy Leisure Hour, new vols. for 1871 Sunday at Home, do. do. Good WordH, do. do. Children's Friend, do. do. Infant's Magazine do. do. British Workman, do. do. Band of Hope, do. do. Family Friend, do. do. •London Journal and Family Herald, new volumes Penny Miscellany, new parts Laxtfln's Bricklayers' Tables Do, Land and Excavation do. Jfew vols. of London Society, All the Year Round, Cornhill, Argosy, &c. Spencer's System of Psychology. Jolmston's N.Z. Justice of the Peace. Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales, hf-bd. Cooper's Novels, complete in 7 volumes. Douay Bibles and Catholic Proyor Boots. Complete set of Dickens' works-^his autograph edition. Atlases, in great variety, from Is. upwardsClassical Books— Latin ond Greek Grammars Latin and Greek Lexicons • Pocket Dictionaries, from Is. Larger Dictionaries of Walker, Webster, Ogilvie, Nuttall, &c, 25., 5s , Bs., 14s. 6d., 21s. Kitchen and Flower Garden, by Delamer Gardener's Every-Day Book, by Glenny Manual of Practical Gardening Culture of Flowers and Plants Culture of Fruits and Vegetables Handbook to Flower, Garden, and Greenhouse Oxenden's Lectures on the Gospels Oxenden on the Parables Oxenden's Family Prayers Student's Moral Philosophy, by D Fleming Templeton's Workshop Companion Bell's Header an Speaker, with. Recitative Extracts Dr. Smith's Classical Dictionary Her Majesty's Tower, by flepworth Dixon E&jKine on Applied Mechanics Eanlsine on the Steam Engine Eankine on Machinery and Mill work Eankine's Useful Kules and Table 3 Teachers throughout Otago supplied with Educational Books, of which Mr. Wise has the'largest stock, on very liberal terms. H. WISE, having a Colonial Agent in London, w dents Books to Order, quickly, accurately, nd cheaply. PBtNCES-STHEET, PUNEDIN EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR! MAURICE JOEL, Bhewee, Bottish, and Maltstbb, GEORGE AND GREAT KING STREETS, DUNEDIN. The articles supplied by this establishment are unequalled in the Colony, and obtained First and Second Prize Medals at the last Competitive Exhibition in Otago. It was the only Ale that stood sound and improved during the hot weather at the Adelaide Exhibition this year, while all the other exhibits turned sour. AXE AND STOUT IN BOTTLE AND CASE. RED LION BREWERY. RELIANCE HOTEL, OTAKIA. S. O'Kane - - Proprietor. In the above old-established Hotel travellers will find every comfort and convenience. Wines, Spirits, and Beers of choicest brands. EXCELLENT STABLING-. Extensive Grass Paddocks. AONEYS' PORTOBELLO HOTEL, \j PORTOBELLO. Visitors to Dunedin durin? the Holidays ] should not omit paying this healthful retreat a visit. The view from this *lotel tali es in the shipping at Port Chabnera, the Harbor Islands, Otago Peninsula, Hea3s, &c, and thesurrounding inland scenery, which, apart from purposeiTof health, will alone well repay a visit. EXCELLENT PEA BATHINGGood accommodation for Famines. A steamer from Dunedin and Port Chalmers calls here daily. N. CONEYS, Proprietor. QUEEN'S ARMS HOTEL, PBINCES-STSET, DTTKEDIH. Thomas Hancock, Proprietor. Qood accommodation for Boarders, at moderate charges. *The first Brands of Wines, Beers, and Spirits only kept. Tom trusts that his old up-country friends who may visit town during the holidays will continue to favor him with the pationage he has so long enjoyed from them. WANTED KNOWN. CttfGKEK'S SEWING*- MACHINES. PRICE REDUCED. i " M, A. ALDRtCH, ~'i Fringes-street, Dunedin.