Burns, Thomas, 1796-1871.

A brief account of the origin and history, and also the income and expenditure, of the Presbyterian Church of Otago: as contained in an address delivered at the congregational soiree of the First Presbyterian Church, on Feb. 16, 1865. - Dunedin: Mills, Dick, 1865.

16 p.

Smith, Stephen.

Sermon, preached in the First Church of Otago, Dunedin, on Sabbath morning, Feb. 5, 1871, with reference to the decease of the late Rev. Thomas Burns ... - Dunedin: T.H. Snowdon, [1871].

8 p.

Black, Rev, of Inverness

Address from the Sustentation Fund Committee to the members and adherents of the Presbyterian Church of Otago. - Dunedin: Printed by John Mackay, 1872.

13 p.

Black's address was delivered to the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland.

Kerr, John, 1830-1916.

Lessons from a shoemaker's stool. - London: Strahan, 1865.

32 p. : port.

Reprinted from Good Words.

Why we should not be poisoned because we are sick! or, The fatal absurdity of drug medication exposed and confuted, by the confessions of its most eminent practitioners; edited by one of its victims. - 3rd thousand. - London: J. Burns, 1868.

34 p.

Adams, Robert Noble.

Awake! Arise! An address to Christians from a sacred harp. - Dunedin: Baird [187-?]

12 p.

Also in vol. 28

Otago Benevolent Institution.

Annual report. - Dunedin: 1(1862/63)-?

9 (1871)

10 (1872)

Other issues in vols. 28, 36, 39, 45, 49 and 60

Bracken, Thomas, 1843-1898.

The 'Thunderer' of Otago; a poor poet's reply to a great critic. - CDunedin: 1869z3 8, iv p.

Peace Society, London.

Arbitration as a substitute for war; addressed especially to rulers. - London: [1872?]

12 p.

Reprinted from the American original

Hamilton, George.

The horse: its treatment in Australia. - Adelaide: J.T. Shawyer, 1864,

25 p. : ill.

Graham, John, of Dunedin.

Eureka, an exposition of the prophecies in harmony with 'The things of the kingdom of the Deity', from the fall of the French Empire to the battle of Armageddon, shewing the great war that will soon commence between England and all the Continental Powers, headed by Russia in Egypt and Palestine, shewing Queen Victoria to be the last occupant of the English throne. - Dunedin: T.H. Snowden, 1870.

16 p.

British Museum.

A guide to the printed books exhibited to the public in the Grenville Library and King's Library. - London: Printed by order of the Trustees, 1858.

31 p.

British Museum.

A guide to the printed books exhibited to the public. - London: Printed by order of the Trustees, 1862.

32 p.

Unitarian Church, Sydney.

Annual report of the Committee. - Sydney: 1(1865?)-?

16 (1870)

Other issues in vol. 19

British Association of Progressive Spiritualists. Convention.

Proceedings. - London: 1(1865)-?

1 (1865)

Other issues in vol. 9

Progressive Library, London.

Catalogue of works in the Progressive Library, ... Camberwell. - London: J. Burns, 1866.

28 p.

British Association of Progressive Spiritualists. Convention.

Proceedings. - London: 1(1865)-?

2 (1866)

Other issues in vol. 9

Progressive Library, London.

Catalogue of works in the Progressive Library, ... Camberwell. [With additions, October 1866] - London: J. Burns, 1866.

25, 4 p.

Britten, Emma Hardinge, d.1899.

Rules for the formation and conduct of spirit circles, by Emma Hardinge. - Glasgow: James M'Geachy, 1868.

8 p.

Williamson, William Crawford, 1816-1895.

The natural history of paving stones; a lecture ... delivered in the Hulme Town Hail, Manchester, February 1st, 1871. - Manchester: John Heywood, [1871]

19 p. - (Science lectures for the people; Second series no.6)