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Graves: This book deals with the philosophy of everyday life, and hints how to keep our minds as well as our bodies hcalthv. S3 'sd). "MORE THINGS THAT MATTER" by Lord Riddell: A ejection from the contents: Problems of the future; DrinkPoison or Panacea?: Biographical Verbosity, etc. 7s 6d <sd). "THE CRYSTAL POINTERS" by F. W. Boreham: This new volume sends many a revealing flash over homely things, and makes them out in their real signifi•cance. 7s (6d). "BEFORE THE DAWN" by Toyohiko Kagawa—A novel, 'but not a novel of incident; it :s the story of a poor Japanese Student and Idealist, of his life of his thoughts and f eekngs, his religion and philosophy. 10s (6d). "RELIGIONS OF THE EMPIRE," edited by W. lioirus Hare. With an introduction by Sir E, D. Roes: A Conference on some living Religions wiilun the Empire. 163 (9d). "MY SPORTING MEMORIES" by Bernard J. Angle: Fifty-four years of Manly British Sparta, jifty-foi.-r illustrations. • 18a 6d (8d). "THE MEDICAL ANNUAL, 1925"—A Year Book of Treatment and Practitioners' Index. 21s (Is). (Postage shown in brackets.) WHTTCQMBE and TOMBS, LTD., WB7OBFP Caahol street. SHIPPING TTNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF *-* NEW ZEALAND, LTD. Steamers will be dispatched as tinder (circumstances permitting): FOR WELLINGTONFrom Lyttalton. Cargo Train, at rail. Maori—Mod., Wed., Fri. 6.50 p.m. 11 ajn. Wahine—Tues., Thurs., Sat. 6.50 p.m. 11 a-m,-(Taking cargo for Wang&nui, Patea, and Foxton.) FOR SYDNEY— Maungarmi—From. Wellington, Oct. 80th. Maheno—From Auckland, Oct. 30th. FOR MELBOURNE, VIA BLUFF— Manuke —About November 3rd. SUVA, 84M0A, VAVAU, HAAPAI, NUKUALOFATofua—From Auckland, November 7th. SAN FRANCISCO, via RAROTONGA AND PAPEETE— Tahiti—From Wellington, November 10th. CANADA, AMERICA, LONDON, via SUVA, HONOLULU, AND VANCOUVER— Niagara—From Auckland, 24th. AUCKLAND— - Wingatui—About November sth. NELSON AND NEW PLYMOUTH— Opua—Thursday, Oct. 29th. Ni> PtER AND GISBORNE—■ Eamo—About November Brd. 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