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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17410, 22 March 1922, Page 1

EUSI}JEg 3 AiraOUHQEMEirm "yyiiricoußE's book. news. rake OLD NEW ZEALAND BOOKS! '/]• >i C , o^l ,'' 3 k°°k3 re.ating to aEW rru E°'ting scarcer and scarcer—vui(ijnuioliS jnucn mot® numerous, lir.cl higher each year—wo expect tiiat ii un,^ 0 ' 1 " 4 ' 0 " of iVEiV ZKAWI.mj JKS WO na, V (, JU3t acquired will be spcr u.y disposed ot Como and seo them, we.! be pleased ts let you examine- tliom, even l; you ure not -j. buyer. See tho picture:) of the Towns and Liatricts oi 50 years ~A monS the volumes are: LAfJf BARKER: "STATION LIFE IX alt* "STATION AMUSEMENTS •J* K-Z."—Social aii'l Upcouatry Lite in Canterbury during Pub. 187..1873. DIIIMER: "TE TOHUNGA." Tho ancient legonds an'. 1 , traditions of tho Maoris. (Collected or.'ihy, many let.ld, weird f-n----taatic illustrations aro used, to givo thc.ai pictoiinl lnicrprcutioc). Pub. iihiJ. bias 10 i 12J. J. BRADSHAW: "N.Z. AS IT" (1883), alno N.Z. OF TO-DAY" (1881-1887) (lbot!.). Both arc accounts of the general condition ur.d r;rogres3 of tho country, wi'ih special refcror.ee to ilfi past.rul and agricultural featured, frozen meat, natives, settlement etc., of that time. EEC. \V. S. GREEN: "THE ALPS CF N.Z., OK A TRIP TO THE GLACIERS OF TIIE ANTIPODES,'' with an ascent of MOUNT COOK (188:!). The first conquest of MOUNT COOK (1882), and an attempt, at Mount- Earnshaw. Brilliant descriptions of lumlshbs and victory, Alpino Plants, Birds, etc. J. GUIJY: "N.Z. SCENERY." Chrome Lithographs after 1 original water-colour, 17 x '2l, with descriptive letterpicss (1877). Mount Ccok, Mitro Peak, Wairau Gorge, Inland Ktikouras, etc. Gully, one of tho most accomplished c;trly N.Z. artists. S. C. BREES: "PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF N.Z." (1817), 21 plates, containing 64 drawings (exauisito Bteel plates), and representing _ views and buildings, chiefly in Wellington ana neijhboilrliocd; also Wanganui, Hutt, Nov/ Plymouth, etc. Brpp3 was principal Surveyor and Engincof to tho i\.4. Company, 1S(1-1815. C. D. BARRAUD: "N.Z. GRAPHIC AND DESCRIPTIVE/' 24 Chromo Lithographs and 19 Plain Lithographs, from paintings, with descriptive lotterpreso. Bile 17 x 22. Pub. 1577, at £8 Ss. 1' aithful representations of lifo and scenery in N.Z. in tho seventies. Views solccted from Provincial Districts, Mount Alfcrd, Ci'Bi?ieburn, Lvtteltori Harbour, etc. ALSO A NUMBER OF OTHERS. For Clienta out of Town prices will be sent on application. WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LIMITED. W9030-119a 0. WILLIAMSON, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. Addwiia: 441 SIADHAS STREET. 'Phone Soli. Estimates given (or all clauses of tho trad-}. W9137F __ pBI M B MEAT FOR KICCARTON-FENDALTON. ONLY BEST QUALITY. Town Price#. r Quick Delivery. y E. DOCKER Y, Corner Ricc»rton and Olwrenca roa&i. 'Pliona 8161. D3iESF •y A. SHA EP> BUILDER. 24 CASHMERE ROAD. Fot Keen Cut, Workmanship. PLANS DRAWN AND ESTIMATES GIVEN. USHER'S GREEN STRIPE WHISKY. THE TAI TAPU CO-OPERATIVE TDAIRV CO., LTD. (Established 1883.) 80-90 MOORHOUBE AVENUE, Christchurch. DAIRY FARMERS. A FEW FACTS, AND A CHALLENGE. any Competitor oomo out -with a 'V guarantee TO PAY THE SAME PRICE PER LB OF BUTTER-FAT THAT TAI TAPU WILL PA if FOR THIg SEASON' AND NEXT (FINAL PAYMENT INCLUDED)? Will our Proprietary Competitors eiyo their Suppliers on audited copy of the-ir Balance-sheet aa TAX TAPU doea? Advertisements and Talk aro all right, in their way, but CASH is what the Dairy Farmer milks tho cows for. Givo tho farmer tho information inid a g-uaran+oo of equal to Tai Tapu prices, or admit CO-OPERATION in tho Fanners' friend. Wo hear a lot re expert knowledge and business ability and foresight. ' tho an3wer to that: TA r . TAPU v/as GOLD MEDAL CHAMPION for South leland, Season 1919-1920. TAI TAPU was GOLD MEDAL CHa'MPION for South Island, Season 1920-1921. TWO STARTS-TWO WINS. The above speaks bettor than advertising wo aro the A to Z experts. SPEAK LOUDER THAN TALK AND ADVERTISING. TAI TAPU Prico has never been 'beaten. TAI TAPU Returns to_ tha Dairy Farmer have been tho highest since 1888. HARD FACTS 1 C. P AGAR, 033 General Manager. JAMES SHAND AND CO., LTD., I 189 HERFTORD STREET. TMPORTERS OF WINES, SPIRITS, 1 TEA, ETC. Solo Agents Johnny Walker, V.0.M., nnd Heather Dew Whiskies. Bisqutt Duboucha and Co.'a Special Froneh Brandies, R«d and Blue Monogram Cigarettes, etc. Private Families Supplied in Assorted Dozens. 'Phono 653. B9XIB TTOME KNITTING IDEPOT. H LADIES' OUTFITTER Ladies' and Children's Underwear in Cotton and Wool; Baby Linen a aneciaiity. Stamped Underwear, dOyleys, Toilet Setts, Pillowahams. Home-knitted Stoekiiags and best quality and wear; School and Col'ege Hose. Pauline "Reliable" Paper Pattern's, Transfer Designs, etc. Inspection in"hdo t, PALMER, 755 Colombo atreet P6WO Tc.ephone 1279. l; 1359 ir O U R D E L.I V E R y Y IS WHAT WE WANT I A prompt delivery service giv<w aaiiefaction to all concerned. Our motor» aro at jour eoivice. , E DAILY FPONOMIC PARCEL SERVICE, ■ 99 Gloucester street (near R«k Taxl3) - tta «iS C*fTT nr\* rtF AHT REQUISITES, Brushes, Canw, ck ' AKT DEPOT, lM CJ«h«l ®t»6t Cio7S2-G734