Napier, William Joseph, 1857-1925.

Land law reform: a historic and legal justification of a land tax. - Auckland: Star Office, 1890.

16 p.

English progress towards social democracy. - London: Fabian Society, 1893.

15 p. - (Fabian Tract; no.15)

Capital and land. - 4 ed., revised. - London:

Fabian Society, 1893.

15 p. - (Fabian Tract; no.7)

Hyndman, Henry Mayers, 1842-1921.

Socialism and slavery; being an answer to Mr Herbert Spencer's attack on the Social Democratic Federation in the Contemporary Review, April 1884 under the title 'The coming slavery'. - 4 ed. rev. - London: William Reeves, [1890?]

13 p.

Hart, C.

Constitutional socialism. - [2 ed] - London: Reeves, [1894]

24 p.

Ogilvy, Arthur James, 1834-1914.

The cause of a crisis: (Flurscheim's theory), by A.J.O. - Hobart: Mercury Office, 1894.

19 p.

Also in vol. 72

Facts for socialists from the political economists and statisticians. - 6 ed., rev. - London: Fabian Society, 1893.

15 p. - (Fabian Tract: no.5)

Fabian essays in socialism. By G. Bernard Shaw, Sydney Olivier, Sidney Webb, Annie Besant, Graham Wallas and Hubert Bland. - London: Walter Scott, [1889]

233 p.

Bolt, William Mouat, 1838-1907.

Land and labour: a lecture delivered before the Trades' & Labour League, in the Lyceum, Dunedin. John Bathgate in the chair. - Dunedin: Lister, 1882.

16 p.

Also in vol. 53

The Workers' political programme. - London: Fabian Society, 1891.

19 p. - (Fabian Tracts; no.11)

The case for an eight hours bill. - London: Fabian Society, 1891.

15 p. - (Fabian Tracts; no.23)

The reform of the Poor Law. - London: Fabian Society, 1891.

19 p. - (Fabian Tracts; no.17)

Spencer, Herbert, 1820-1903.

The right to the use of the earth [summarised by J.L. Joynes] - London: [188-?]

3 p. - (English Land Restoration League; 7)

George, Henry, 1839-1897.

The great-great-grandson of Captain Kidd! or, How the landlords rob the people. - London:

[188-?]

4 p. - (English Land Restoration League; 15) From the author's The land question.

Sketchley, John.

Land common property. - London: [188-?]

4 p. - (English Land. Restoration League; 6)

Sievwright, William, 1837?-1909.

The native land question and its solution. - Gisborne: Poverty Bay Herald Office, [1893]

5 P.

Reprint of letters from New Zealand Herald and Poverty Bay Herald, Feb.-Mar. 1393.

Also in vol. 71

Butters, Richard.

The Hebrews, their literature and religion B.C., with an introduction to the 'New Testament books'. - Sydney: George Booth, 1893.

[10] p.

Butters, Richard.

Church problems: 'the proofs that Christ ever lived'; who wrote the gospels? - Sydney: G. Booth, 1894.

14 p.

Torpedo.

The electric universe: Flashing thoughts for consideration and facts from many sources, by 'Torpedo'. - Auckland: H. Brett, 1883.

47 p.

At head of title: No.1 series. No more mystery.

Higinbotham, George, 1826-1892.

Science and religion. - Dunedin: Braithwaite,

[1883] 24 p.

Stout, Sir Robert, 1844-1930.

The resurrection of Christ: a lecture ... on Sunday, the 10th October, 1880. - Dunedin: Woodifield, Jolly, 1880.

16 p.

Also in Personal vol.

Smith, James, 1820-1910.

Spiritualism; or, The magnetic teaching, its method and its objects: being three lectures delivered in Dunedin, April 28, May 5, and May 12, 1872. - Dunedin: Daily Times Office, [1872]

26 p.

Also in vol. 20

Farnie, Thomas Cheyne.

Science and religion; a review of Judge Higinbotham's lecture, delivered before the Dunedin Freethought Association. - Dunedin: Braithwaite, 1883.

12 p.

Also in vol. 27

Bright, Charles, 1832-1903.

Rationalism versus dogma; two lectures in review of Archbishop Vaughan's Lenten - discourses. - Sydney: George Robertson, 1879.

48 p.

Also in vol. 42