"A poor Library with a good catalogue will often be of more utility than a rich Library with a bad or
carelessly compiled one."-Edwards's Memoirs of Libraries.

"I am fully aware of the difficulties, nay impossibility, of compiling any catalogue which shall be free
from errors of a very grave description. No work requires more indulgence than one of this sort."-Letter from
Sir Anthony Panizzi, late Librarian of the British Museum, to His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex.

BRISBANE:

BY AUTHORITY: JAMES C. BEAL, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WILLIAM STREET.

1883.

BOOKS ADDED TO THE LIBRARY WHILE THE CATALOGUE WAS IN THE PRESS

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