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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LIMITED. NEW PUBLICATIONS. WE Carry oasily the LARGEST STOCK OF BOOKS in tho Dominion, and every woek new er.pplies reach us. The following aro somo of tiiifl week's arrivals: Mac Curdy (G.G.): Human Origins—A Manual of Prehistory. The whol© story of Prehistoric Man. 2 Vols.—s2s Cd (Is 6d). ilahon (Major Gen. K. H.t: Mary Queen of Sco'a—A Study of tlie Lennox Narrative in the University Library at Cambridge —133 6d (6d). Lcttbridgc (A.): Madeira—lmpressions and Associations—los (sd). Johnson (L. G.): Arnold Bennett of the Five Towns —3s 6d (3d). Protheroo (Ernest): A Book About Engineering Wonders—2s 9d (3cl). Braybrnoke (P.): J. M. Bsirrie—A Study in Fairies and Mortals—loa (4d). Francis (Mrs C. D.): The Children's Picture Bible—los (10d). Lyman (Chester C.): Around the Horn to the Sandwich Islands and California, 1845-ISjO—2o3 (lOd). Labour Saving Hints and Ideas for tho Honip—2s 9d (3d). Moffntt (James): The Old Testament —A Now Translation. Vol. 1, Genesis to Esther—10s Gd. (8d). Moffatt (James): The Old Testament —ANew Translation. Vol. 11., Job to Malachi—10s Gd (8d). Cox (Harold): The Failure of State Railways —9d (Id). Campbell (R. J.): A B:ok of Homely Wisdom—6s (4d). Bridge (Sir F.): Shakespearean Music in tho Plara and Early Operas—l3s 6d Zangwill (Israel): Too Much Money—A Farcical Comedy—3s Cd (2d) Cbappell (Henry): Life on the Iron Road — 8s (4d). Macdonald (J.): Lawns, Links, and Sportsfields—7a (3d). Douglas (Lord Alfred): In Excelsia—Poetry— 7a (4d). LATEST NOVELS. By Himself. Augustus Carp, Esq.—Being the Autobiography of a really good man—--6s (sd). Cabell (JBines Branch): The Rivet in Grandfather's Neck—o-s (sd). (Postages shown in brackets.) Ask lor our LISTS OF NEW BOOKS to he cent to vou free as. issued. WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LIMITED, Ca-pli* l . CHRISTCHTTRCH. W9703-287F

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