Rusden, George William, 1819-1903.

A letter on an article in the 'Times' of 16 March, 1886, not sent for insertion in the 'Times', but printed as a pamphlet: the law of libel. - London: Ridgway, [1890]

16 p.

Keane, Thomas.

What true freemasonry is: why it is Being a brief apology for the action of Catholic Church in its regard. [Part

Dunedin: Jolly, Connor, 1886.

50 p.

Hector, Sir James, 1834-1907.

Handbook of New Zealand. - 4 ed. rev. Wellington: Govt. Printer, 1886.

120 p. : fold. map

At head of title: Colonial Museum and Geological Survey Department.

Goyen, Peter, 1845-1927.

Descriptions of new spiders; read before the Otago Institute, 17th November 1886. [201]-212 p.

From the Transactions of the New Zealand Institute, 1886.

Otago Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

Annual report. - Dunedin: 1(1883)

4 (1886)

Other issues in vol. 27

Burrows, Robert, 1812-1897.

Extracts from a diary kept ... during Heke's war in the north, in 1845. - Auckland: Upton,

1886.

58 p.

Indian and Colonial Exhibition, London, 1886.

Catalogue of New Zealand exhibits. - London: Clowes, 1886.

130 p.

Burton Bros, Dunedin.

The Maori at home; a catalogue of a series of photographs illustrative of the scenery and of native life in the centre of the North Island of New Zealand. Also, Through the King Country with the camera; a photographer's diary. - Dunedin: the Daily Times Office, [1885]

24 p.

Also in vol. 84

Atkinson, Arthur Samuel, 1833-1902.

The Aryo-Semitic Maori; a paper read before the Nelson Philosophical Society, 1st November 1886.

49 p.

Duplicated from handwritten stencils.