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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. SY am j>uu weatner turoatens tni3 week-end, ec the aN'ew .-.ovcta just unpamed cia-un vour tuu attention. i\ii\v i\wvULS FOB THE WEEK-END. fepuce iorhids listing ail the new arnvuls, una the lo.iowmg aie picked at random: "AiiD FIVE rt'EiiE FuiALiSH." 63. JDorniv/rd iat«s. People who may have an aversion to short st.jr.Ci will and this book gives good leason to re\Gfse their opinion. Lorniord iatea givs hia best, and rai'ices hia characters live in both grave and gay scenes without eflort We letommend "And Five Were Foolnh" •.uta the foro-knowledgo that it will pive you scvera; hours' good • reading pleasure "A BUCCA..EEK IN StATS." 6s. Achmed Abduilah. Tb • scene 3tarts in i\ew York *nd "en shifts to the Far East. Western training and.outlook are convincingly contrasted with Eastern habits with al] the assurance of a writer who is himself an Oriental. "ISLAND PRINCESS." 6s. A. Safroni-Middleton. An Island Princeß3 and daughter of a Mex ; can Skipper work in nncl out of tho life of a deserter from the American Jisvy, wh.'-s life in Samoa makes a colourful l&ckgroui) I "Thl-: HEAVENLY LADDER." to Compton Mackenzie. Tho Story of Mark Liddcrdale* wicse

career opened m "The Altar Steps, and was continu*d in "The Parson's Progress," is concluded in this volume. "GALLEON GOLD." Gs. Maurice Drake. An excel >nt story, with a combination cf excellent character drawing, o'd world ativ ••-'>].ere, and stirring .plot. "PEOPLE OF THE DARKNESS." 6s. E. .Charles Vivian. Victor Marshall gets out from England to find the princes of an unknown race By devious . paths he travels- underground through mountains. Meets eyeless, hairless people of (he terrible Darkness, and at last wins to the aide of his p r lnces3. But she, the last daughter of a dving race, refuses to forsake her people till a great catastrophe soVes thei*- problems. A well-writ-ten book, frill of thrill. (Postage 6d on all above.) ■wmTCOTVTOE and TOAfUS LTD. WTTTTCOMBE and TOMBS, LTD. W2149-G4OF SHIPPING. Carrying First-class Passengers Only. TO LONDON, VIA SOUTH AFRICA. Steamer Tons. jj ULYSSES 14,500 A.E ' : AS 10,050 Septei ASCANIUS 10,060 October 27._ Fares to England—From £lO2 Single and £l6l Return. To 'Africa^—From £72 Single and £ll2 Return. Passengers must have Passports. For full particulars apply to Local Agents, KINSEY and CO. ry HI T E STAE LINE. FOB LONDON AND LIVERPOOL, Via DURBAN AND CAPE TOWN. CABIN PASSENGERS ONLY. Sails Steamer. Tonnage. Prom Sydney. MEDIC 12,000 Aug. 6. RUNIC 12,500 Sopt. 2 PERSIC 12,00 d ' Sept. 30 CERAMIC 18.495 Oct. 28 BUEVIC 12,500 Deo. 9 ■ Passengers disembark at Southampton. FaresFrom Lyttelton. to United Kingdom,. £65 to £95." ' From' Lyttelton to South Africa, £42 to ££o. : For ail particulars apply— _ . _■ , r- LTD., . D 2626 ■ Agents. WHITE STAR LINE. FROM NEW YORK TO ffoijTHAMPTON. T7EEQUENT Sailings of tho LARGEST :C and MOST LUXURIOUS Steamers in the Atlantic Trade, including: R.M.S. MAJESTIC •• E6,E51 tons. (The Largest Steamer in tie World.) R M.S OLYMPIC. .. 46,439 tons. R.M.S HOMERIC , ~ 34,356 tons.

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