A CATALOGUE OF

Moulding Sections and Price

List in Book Form or Broadside.

Specimens sent on application.

Book of 24 pp. sections and Price List, with Merchants Name on Cover and at head of each page.

Sheet of Sections and Prices, 2 ft. 6 in. by 3 ft., with Merchants' Announcement in Centre.

THE

STANDARD BOOK.

New Edition, Enlarged and Revised, 2s. od.

Hoppus' Measurer, showing

at sight the Solid or Superficial Contents (and Value) of any Piece or Quantity of Square or Round Timber, either standing or felled; also of Stone, Board, Glass, etc., etc.

Published Weekly, Price Fourpence. Annual Subscription, Inland, 17s. 6d.; Foreign 211-, post free.

THE

An independent newspaper for Foreign, Colonial, and English Timber Merchants,

and the Mahogany and Hardwood Trades.

The Organ of one of the chief import trades of the country,
the Timber Trades Journal has achieved a high position amongst
class papers, and is read wherever timber is bought or sold
the world over.

Its Trade Reports, from all the principal centres of the trade
at home, are compiled by specially appointed resident corre-
spondents, whose truthful and accurate reports present each
week a reflex of the present state and future outlook of the
trade throughout the kingdom.

The Foreign Correspondence from Sweden, Norway, Finland,
Canada, and the other timber-producing countries, is greatly
appreciated, and, by keeping buyers on this side well posted as
to the movements of the supply markets and the intentions of
shippers, trade is steadied, and the fluctuations in prices become
less sudden and dangerous, A leading feature of The JOURNAL
is its reports on the Public Auction Sales, both in London,
and at the other ports; great care is bestowed on these

reports to make them as accurate as possible, and the price
and Buyer's name is recorded of every lot which is sold. Articles
on the course of trade, and all topics of the day connected
directly or indirectly with the Timber Trade, are written by
practical writers. Extracts from the London Gazette of all
Bankruptcies, Liquidations, Bills of Sale, &c., which concern
the Timber Trade, and Reports of Meetings of Creditors, with
Lists of Creditors and amounts due, are given of the largest
failures. A brief summary of the cargo of every timber-laden
ship arriving in each port of the United Kingdom and Ireland,
with the port of shipment and consignee, is given in each
issue.

Besides the above leading features, the Timber Trades Journal
contains all the trade information which might be expected
of a high-class trade paper, and is always to the fore in ad-
vocating and upholding the interests of the Timber Trade in
every way possible.

ADVERTISEMENT

Number of One. Six. Thirteen. Twenty-six. Fifty-two.

Insertions.

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One inch across two columns double the above prices, and one Five lines (about 35 words) and under, 2s. 6d. Each additiona inch across page treble.

line, 6d.

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PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM RIDER & SON, LIMITED, 14, BARTHOLOMEW CLOSE, LONDON, E.C.

"GEORGE ROUTLEDGE, LONDON."

1521.

GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS'

(LIMITED)

CATALOGUE

OF

NEW AND POPULAR BOOKS

PART I.

The Books arranged under the Names of the AUTHORS.

This Catalogue cancels all Catalogues of a previous date.

The date of this Catalogue (August, 1893) should be mentioned, when ordering from it, as many Prices have been altered.

GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS, LIMITED, LONDON: BROADWAY, LUDGATE HILL, E. C. MANCHESTER: 16, JACKSON'S ROW, DEANSGATE. NEW YORK: 9, LAFAYETTE PLACE.

AUGUST, 1893.

LONDON

PRINTED

EY OGDEN, SMALE AND CO.

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LIMITED

CATALOGUE.

This List of our Books, arranged under the names of the Authors, does not contain Books at a lower price than One Shilling; for these see List of Libraries, the Second part of the Catalogue, which contains all Books arranged according to their prices.

A-Apple Pie, B-Bit It, &c. The most popular of Alphabets. Printed as a Large Shilling Toy Book, Coloured Plates by VAN LEER of Haarlem.

Pub. price.

5. d.

1 0

Fancy cover
Post 8vo, cloth 1 0

Accidents of Childhood
Acting Charades and Proverbs for Children, by Mrs. MACKARNESS,
MISS BOWMAN, and J. HARWOOD

ADAMS, Rev. H. C.

Fancy cover 10

Schoolboy Honour: A Tale of Halminster College. With Illustrations.

Ditto

Cr. 8vo, cloth 3 6 do.

Travellers' Tales
Tales of Charlton Schoot. An entirely New Edition, with 50 Illus-
trations by F. A. FRASER. Contains "The Cherry Stones" and " The
First of June

36

Crown Svo, cloth 3 6

BOOKS FOR BOYS.

Tales of Nethercourt.

Balderscourt; or, Holiday Tales.
Barford Bridge; or, Schoolboy
Boys of Westonbury. [Trials.
School Days at Kingscourt.
Stories for Sundays, both Series
in I vol.

Sunday Evenings at Home.

Ist

Series. Advent to Ascension.
Sunday Evenings. at Home. 2nd
Series. Ascension to Advent.

Tales of the Civil Wars. Contains
"Boy Cavaliers " and "Friend or Foe."
Travellers' Tales.

Walter's School Days. Sequel to
"Tales of Charlton School."
White Brunswickers.

Winborough Boys; or, Ellerslic Park.
Wroxby College; or, The Luscombe -
Prize.
Cr. 8vo, cloth, each 2 6

The Cherry Stones; or, The Force of Conscience. New Edition, from New
Type, with 24 Illustrations by F. A. FRASER
The First of June; or, Schoolboy Rivalry. A Sequel to "Cherry Stones."
New Type, 26 Illustrations by F. A. FRASER

Ditto

(Books for the People)

Cr. 8vo, cloth 20
Cr. 8vo, cloth 3 6

Comic Poets of the Nineteenth Century (Poets for the People)

Cr. 8vo, cloth 20