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T A. MACEDO, CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER, PRINCES STREET SOUTH. DUNEDIN, Has just received, ex " ilorsa," the following Works, viz. :— Church Establishment in Ireland, from the < Freeman's Journal' Church Commission, 4s 6d ; post, 5s Gd. Challorer's Meditations, ia 6d ; by post, 5s Gd. Ellis'a Songs of Ireland, Is 6d ; by post, Is lOd. ITute and Fortunes of Hugli O'Neill, Earl of Tyrone ; and Rory O'D>nnel, Earl of Tyrconnell, by Rev. C. P. Meehan, M.R.1.H., 10* 6d; by post, 12s>. Fate of Father Sheehy : A tale cf Tipperary,Ss ; post 3s 6d. History of the Church in England, from the earliest period to the year 1850, by the Very Rev. Canon Flanagan, 2 vols., 25s j by post, £1 8». W History of the Catholic Archbishops of Dublin, by Most Her. Dr. A Dr. Moran, lls 6d ; by post, 13s. History of Rome, by T. Toung, Esq., 3s ; post, 3a 6d. Invasion : A tale, by Girard G-riffen, 3s 6d ; post, 4s. Heating's History of Ireland, 6s ; by post, 7a. Kelly's Dissertations on Irish Church History, lls 6d ; by post, 12s 8d Life and Times of Lord Cloncurry, 9s ; post, 10s 2d. Life and Tines of Daniel O'Connell, by T. C. Luby, 7s ; by post, 8s 2d. Life of St. Monica, by Lady Herbert, 4s ; post, 4s 6d. Life'of St. Paul of the Cross, by the Rev. Fr. Pius A. Sp. Sancto, 7s 6d ; by post, 8s 6d. Life of Father Ignatius (Spencer) by Rev. Rev. Fr. Pius A. Sp. Sancto, 7s 6d ; post, 8s 6d. Lily of Israel, Is 6d ; post, Is lOd Do. do., gilt sides and front, 3s ; post, 3s 6d. Mitchell's Jail Journal, Is 6d ; post, 2a. Moore's Irish Melodies, gilt, 1b ; post, Is 3d. Do. do. do., with symphonies and accompaniments by Sir John Stevenson new edition, edited by Professor Glover, and set to music by him, 10j 6d. Malone's Irish Church History, lls 6d ; by post, 12s 6d. O'Hara Family's Works, new edition, by Banim, each 2s 6d ; by post, 3a 2d.: — „ Peep-o'Day, and Crohoore of the Billhook. „ Croppy : A Tale of '98. J. A. MACEDO, Pbinces-Stbeet South, Catholic Book Depot, Dtjstedin.

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