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BUSINESS ANNOtmOEMENTS. AND TOMBS, LTD. A SELECTTON OP BOOKS OP TRAVEL AND DESCRIPTION FROM OUR LARGE AND VARIED STOCK. Fanre (G.) —The Land of St. Francis of Assisi, Illustrated. 10s (6d). TUsot (R.) —Mont Blanc: Peaks, Sunim,*,. Valleys and Glaciers (illustrated). 10s (6d). Belloc (Hillaire) —The Crnise of the Nona, 18s Gd (Sd). Collinson-Morley (L.) —Naples Through the Centuries (illustrated). 13s 6d (8d). Brown CT. MacmillA) —The Riddle of the Pacific (illustrated). 37s 6d (lOd). Nansen (F.)- —ITur.ting and Adventure in the Arctic, -with 80 illustrations by the author. 8s 6d flOd). Showerman (G.) —Eternal Rome: The City and its People. Prom the Earliest Times to the Present Day. Two volumes. 42s (Is 2d). Gardner (A.) —The Peaks, Lochs and Coasts of the Western Highlands. One hundred photographs. 18s 6d (lOd). Griffin (Major n. L.) —An Official in British New Guinea. With Earlier Reminiscences of Harrow and the Royal Artillery (illustrated). 15s (lOd). Riesenberg (F) —Under Sail, A Voyape Round Cape Horn (illustrated). 16s (8d). Grande (Julian) —Constance Grande, War Correspondent, Traveller, Alpinist and Imperialist. 38s 6d (8d). Lockhart (J. G.) —Peril of the Sea: A Book of Shipwrecks and Escapes. lis (7d). Gibbs (Sir Philip)—-"The Romance of Empire. 13s 6d (8d). Davis (J. K.) —With the Aurora in the Antarctic, 1911-1914 (illustrated). 10s (lOd). Wegener (A.) —The Origin of Continents and Oceans. 13s 6d (9d). Donne (T. E.)—Red Deer Stalking in NewZealand (illustrated). 'J7s 6d (8d). Donne (T. E.)—The Game Animals of New Zealand (illustrated). 27s 6d (lOd). Stobart (J. C.) —The Grandeur That Was Rome. 27s 6d (Is). "The Outline of the British Empire." Edited by Sir Harry Johnston and Dr. L. Haden Guest. 18s 6d (Is). Lyng (Captain J.) —Island Films: fßeminiscences of "German New Guinea." 6s (sd). Send for our OCTOBER LIST OF NEW BOOKS. Post free on application. WHITCOMBE and TOMBS, LIMITED, CHRISTCHURCH. W8703 SHIPPIN& UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD. StearocTS will be dispatched as -under (circumstances permitting): FOE WELLINGTON— From Lyttelton. Cargo Train. at rail. Maori—Moo., Wed., Fri. 6.50 p.m., 11a.m. Wahine—-Tues., Thms., S4t. 6.50 p.m. 11 a.m. (Taking cargo for Wangamii, Patea, and Fojcton.) FOR SYDNEY— Maheno— From Wellington, October 16th. Maunganui—From Auckland, October 16th. "Ttoß MELBOURNE, VIITbLUFF— Manuka—About October 14th. | SUVA, SAMOA, VAVAU, HAAPAI, NUKUALOFA— Tofua—From Auckland, October 10th. SAN FRANCISCO, via RAROTONGA AND PAPEETE— Maknra—From Wellington, October 13th. CANADA, AMERICA, LONDON, via SUVA, HONOLULU, AND VANCOUVER— Aorangi—From Auckland, October 27th. NELSTiN and NEW PLYMOUTH— Opua—Friday, October 9th AUCKLAND— Wingahri—Thursday, Oct. Sth SYDNEY, via DUNEDIN AND BLUFF— Karetu—About October 9th. NAPIER AND GISBORNE— Kamo—About October 13th. Enquiries, preliminary or otherwise, regarding trips to Australia, South Sea' Islands, Honolulu, < Cyiada, United States, Europe, Around-the-Paciflc Tours, including Japan and the East, Around-the-World Tours in either direction, are invited, and can be made to any of the Company's Offices. 01

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