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THE KINGSWOOD COOKERY BOOK.

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THE METRIC SYSTEM OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, AND DECIMAL COINAGE.

BY J. M. TAYLOR, M.A., LL.B.

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A NEW BOOK OF SONGS FOR SCHOOLS AND SINGING CLa.s.sES.

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THE ELEMENTS OF EUCLID.

With Historical Introduction, Notes, Appendices and Miscellaneous Examples.

BY J. D. ST. CLAIR MACLARDY, M.A., Lecturer at the Training Colleges and Examiner for the New South Wales Department of Public Instruction.

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ENGLISH GRAMMAR, COMPOSITION, AND PReCIS WRITING.

For Use by Candidates for University and Public Service Exams.

BY JAMES CONWAY, Headmaster at Cleveland-street Superior Public School, Sydney.

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A SMALLER ENGLISH GRAMMAR, COMPOSITION, AND PReCIS WRITING.

BY JAMES CONWAY.

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GEOGRAPHY OF NEW SOUTH WALES. BY J. M. TAYLOR, M.A., LL.B.

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CAUSERIES FAMILIeRES; OR, FRIENDLY CHATS. A Simple and Deductive French Course. BY MRS. S. C. BOYD.

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THE AUSTRALIAN OBJECT LESSON BOOK.

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