Dublin Mansion House Committee.

Proceedings of the Mansion House Committee for the relief of distress in Ireland, during the months of January and February 1880. - Dublin: Mansion House, 1880.

70 p. fold.map

O'Malley, Joseph.

Secular civilisation: the pretensions of secular education [followed by Christian civilisation] - Dunedin: Woodifield, Jolly, [1875?]

18 p.

Buchanan, David, 1823?-1890.

Protection versus free trade; speech on the necessity of promoting, encouraging and protecting native industries. - Dunedin: Woodifield, Jolly, 'Morning Herald', 1880.

8 p.

Reprinted from the 'Morning herald' for the Dunedin National Industrial Association.

Rechabite and Temperance magazine; organ of the Independent Order of Rechabites. - Manchester: ns1(1870).

10no4(Apr 1879)

Bickerton, Alexander William, 1842-1929.

Presidential address ... on the genesis of worlds and systems. - Christchurch: Press, 1879.

7 p.

From The Press, April 5, 1879.

At head of title: Session 1879, Philosophical Institute of Canterbury, New Zealand.

Bickerton, Alexander William, 1842-1929.

Copy of letters sent to 'Nature' on partial impact ... - Christchurch: Press Office, 1879.

16 p.

Carey, Henry Charles, 1793-1879.

Commerce, Christianity, and civilization, versus British free trade: letters in reply to the London Times. - Philadelphia: Collins, 1876.

36 p.

Southern California horticulturalist. - Los Angeles: 1(1877)-2(1878).

2no2(Dec 1878)

Otago Art Society.

Catalogue of the annual exhibition. - Dunedin: 1876

4 (1879)

Rees, William Lee, 1836-1912.

Reports of meetings held, and addresses given, ... in Poverty Bay & Tologa Bay, upon the subject of Native lands. - Gisborne: Henry Edwin Webb, Standard Office, 1879.

24 p.

Text in English and Maori

Rees, William Lee, 1836-1912.

The East Coast Settlement Bill, 1880.-Wellington: New Zealand Times, 1880.

8 p.

Copy lacks title page

Also in vols. 30 and 40

Rhodes & McClure.

The audiphone, a new invention that enables the deaf to hear through the medium of the teeth, and the deaf and dumb to hear and learn to speak. Invented by Richard S. Rhodes ... sold only by Rhodes & McClure. - Chicago: 1880.

53 p.: ill.