Catalogue of a portion of H.T. Dwight’s valuable collection of books : relating to biography, history, medicine, poetry, voyages, travels, and miscellaneous literature : also a selection of works on Ireland and Irish history : dictionaries in various languages, &c., &c., &c., on sale at 232 Bourke Street East, near Parliament houses, Melbourne.
Catalogue of a valuable collection of new & second-hand books : including agriculture, architecture, astronomy, biography, botany, geology, the fine arts … &c., &c. : with many rare and curious works, and a selection of books relating to the colonies of Australia, on sale … by H.T. Dwight …
Catalogue of a portion of H.T. Dwight’s valuable collection of books, consisting of selections from the libraries of The Rev. Alexander Morison; and Edward Hayes, Esq., compiler of “Ballad of Ireland,” &c., &c., on sale at 232 Bourke Street East, Melbourne.
H.T. Dwight’s catalogue of foreign literature, including many valuable works, in French, German, Italian, Spanish, Danish, Dutch, &c., on sale at 232 Bourke Street East, (near Parliament Houses), Melbourne.
A catalogue of a portion of H.T. Dwight’s valuable collection of books, including selections from the libraries of Rev. J. Gilbertson, and the late Hon. John Macadam, M.D. on sale at 232 Bourke Street East, (near the Parliament Houses,) Melbourne.
Catalogue of a portion of H.T. Dwight’s valuable collection of books, including a choice selection of books and pamphlets, printed in, and relating to, the Colonies of Australia, on sale at 232 Bourke Street East (near the Parliament Houses) Melbourne.
A selection from H.T. Dwight’s collection of books, consisting of 80,000 volumes of, new and secondhand. Gentlemen forming Libraries and Mechanics’ Institutes liberally treated with.
Catalogue of H.T. Dwight’s valuable collection of architectural and mechanical books, on sale at 232 Bourke Street East (near the Parliament Houses) Melbourne.
Catalogue of books to be sold by auction, by J. Lyons & Co., at their rooms in Collins Street, on Wednesday, Dec. 13th, 1865, at eleven o’clock am: by order of the Rev. J. Gilbertson.
