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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 301, 20 December 1926, Page 9

BOOKS FOR CHILDREN. The children are marvellously well catered for, and those of us who are ; older may well wish such an array of • books, cheap, well illustrated, and interestingly written, had been available in i our childhood. The familiar "Annuals"' ! are once again with us this Christmas; fairy story books, practical books dealing with engines, ships. aero|*"ities, wireless, books of school life, wonder books, toy hooks, are here in profusion and their quality is as remarkable as their cheapness. Father Christmas will have no - difficulty in filling any stocking from the 1 bounteous store on the booksellers'loaded shelves. Merely to wander through these alluring shops is to experience a rich > feast. To buy a book for a friend is to make him share the fea-t. an.! come • back for more.— (Ad.)

Toy land is joy land at Smith and Caughey's. Bring the children.—(Ad.l ; The film you want is "Kodak" Film, which you can rely upon to give you bright, clear picture-. You know its ] quality is right and you know that it will . never let yon down. Briti*h-inade. — (Ad.i ■, ■ Tnylawl is joyland nt Smith and Caughey's. Bring the children.—(Ad.) 52 Lavender possesses the sweet frag- . ranee of the flowers. Sold by chemists and drapers, 2/3, 4/6, 5/, 6/6, 9/6—(Ad.|