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.
From Thomas Harwood, bookseller and stationer, 23 Collins Street East, Melbourne. (Successor to Geo. Robertson’s retail business.) No. XXXIX, May 19th, 1864.
A list of new modern books, including several recent publications, which are now offered at the extremely low prices affixed to each, and which will be found in many instances to be twenty-five per cent. below the English published price. To prevent disappointment, early application is necessary, the proprietor having very few copies of each on hand. On sale by Thomas Harwood, 23 Collins Street East, Melbourne.
A list of books withdrawn from Harwood’s Circulating Library, and now offered at the low prices affixed to each book, for cash only. The whole of them are in good condition and perfect – many of them are as good as new copies, whilst a portion are strongly half-bound in calf. 23 Collins Street, Melbourne. September 23rd, 1864.
A list of surplus copies withdrawn from Mullen’s Library, and offered at very low prices for cash. Melbourne, 55 & 57 Collins Street East, February, 1864.
A list of surplus copies withdrawn from Mullen’s Library, and offered at very low prices for cash. Melbourne, 55 & 57 Collins Street East, June, 1864.
Catalogue of superior books, to be sold by auction, at the stores of Messrs. Bingle & co., on Wednesday, Oct. 12, 1864 by Mr. W. K. Lochhead auctioneer.
Rules and regulations for the guidance of the Swan River Mechanics’ Institute: to which is added a catalogue of the library.
Catalogue of the entire library of E. Hayes, Esq.: being the rarest editions and most choice collection of bound books ever offered in the Australian colonies: Gemmell, McCaul & Co. have received instructions to sell by auction, at their rooms, 36 Collins Street West, on Thursday, Friday & Saturday, September 15, 16, & 17, at eleven o’clock each day, 3000 volumes of the most choice & rare works in history, theology, travel, science and every description of literature : without reserve.
Catalogue of superior household furniture, oil paintings, and books (in every department of literature): Alfred Bliss has been favored with instructions from Rev. A. Morison, to sell by public auction, at the Independent Parsonage, 93 Collins-St. East, on Thursday & Friday, September 1 & 2… also… the very valuable and judiciously selected library, comprising in all about 3000 volumes…
