A NEW CHRISTMAS SHOP.

Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 299, 16 December 1911, Page 9

A NEW CHRISTMAS SHOP.

To facilitate the selection of Xmn gifts, Mr. Kealy, of the Book Exchange, 14, Victoria-street, has' added an extra shop to his premises for the special display of books, booklets, and cards snited to the Xmas season. Here the seeker afier presents may roam at his or her will, the stock being set out in arcade I fashion, and all marked in plain figures, j Books, cards, calendars, pictures, and! music are included. In this unique and play of books is to be seen an endless, variety ranging from the small brochure; at 6d to the more elaborate limp velvet calf bindings now so much in request. The pride of place in bound books must, however, be given to the chastely got-up publications of the Roycroft shop, of which there is a representative selection. Special mention should be made of Cassell's popular pictures, a delightful series' of reprints of the <rreat masters in original colours. These are sold in sets of fonr at a price within the reach of all purses, tasteful frames at a nominal cost being supplied if desired. Should the taste of the iboyer lie in the direction of music, an appropriate collection of bound fohos for the piano, organ, or yoice is attractively displayed, and should satisfy all-demands In thii department. A choice collection of cards and calendars, all of this season's designs, add the Decenary brightness and .colour to taa gioersAtffect,