SALE OF BOOKS.
An event of especial interest to Book Lovers and Librarians is the annual sale of books now proceeding at Mr. Kealy's Bookshop and Library, Shortland Street. The range of bargains offered is calculated to appeal to every variety of taste, a few of which only can be mentioned in the space at our disposal. Tables of , books priced at 1/, 1/6, 2/6, and 5/ each me_t the eye, and from thi-s array tho ' book hunter may be sure of a find. A. ' leading feature is a delightful series of foreign classics, known as the "Lotus'* series (specially marked down to the low price of 1/6 each), among which will be found the works of de Balzac, Daudet, France, Tolstoy, Zola, and others, an opportunity not to be missed. Other leading lines are works of art in "black and white and colour by well-known illustrators, a stock of recent 6/ fiction offered at 2/0 each during sale period, and a fine selection of new Children's Annuals at greatly reduced prices, including " Boys'" and -* Girls' " Annual, "Young New Zealand," "Wonderland," etc, etc., A cordial invitation to conio and inspect is extended to any persons interested. For the benefit of country clients, lists of any of the above works will be gladly posted on application.— (Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 224, 20 September 1924, Page 11
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