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BTJBINEBS AIOTOTTNCEMKNTS. AND TOMBS, LIMITED. THE HOUSE FOR THE LATEST NOVELS. A FURTHER LIST OF NEW ARRIVALS BY THIS WEEK'S MAIL. Walpole (Hugh): "THE PORTRAIT OF A MAN WITH RED HAIR." This is a talc of the uncanny, told almost with disturbing power, and its retting inspires as ever some of the author's finest pages. 6s (6d). Roberts (Cecil): "THE LOVE RACK." A thrillinsr study of a woman's heart, of a youth's intense devotion to his mother, and of an idyll that sweeps two lovers into the maelstrom. 6s (sd). Packard (F. L.): "RUNNING SPECIAL." Storiee of the. Great Iron Trail. 6e (sd). Diver (Maud): "COOMBE ST. MARY'S." Maud Diver has written another fine novel, her first long Btory since "The Lonely Furrow." fs (6dV Onions (0.): "THE SPITE OF HEAVEN." 6s (sd). Seltzer (O): "THE LAST HOPE RANCH." 6s (ad). Swinnerton (F.): "THE ELDER SISTER." 6s (sd). Fletcher (J. S.): "THE GREAT BRIGHTON MYSTERY." 6a (sd). Kitpatrick (T.): "CAMILLA IN A CARAVAN" (Humorous). 6s (sd). Stacpoole (H. de V.): "THE HOUSE OF CRIMSON SHADOWS." 6s (5d . NEW NEW ZEALAND PUBLICATIONS. Cowan (James): Fairy Folk Tales of the Maori. These stories vividly illustrate the Native belief in the supernatural and "Bush magic," and preserve curious memories of th?. ancient forest dwellers. The scenes of the Folk Tales collected range from the Auckland districts to the Mountains of the far South. 3s 6d (3d). Cheesman (T. F.): Manual of the New Zealand Flora. Second edition. Revised and enlarged! by the author. 26s (la 2d). (Postages shown in brackets.) NOW READY. Catalogue of PRIZES and PRESENTATION BOOKS for Bovs and Girls. Catalogue of SECOND-HAND BOOKS, Both Post Free on Application, WHITCOMBE and TOMBS, LTD., Christchurch. WB7O3FP SHIPPING. .TNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF U NEW ZEALAND, LTD Steamers will be dispatched as under (circumstances permitting):— FOR WELLINGTONFrom Lyttelton. Cargo Train. at rail. Maori—Mon., Wed., Fri. 6.50 p.m. 11a.m. Wahine—Tues., Thur*., Sat. 6.50 p.m. 11 a.m. (Taking cargo for Wanganui, Patea, and Foxton.) FOR SYDNEY— Mabeno—From Auckland. Nov. 27th. Maunganui—From Wellington, Nov. 27th. FOR MELBOURNE, VIA WELLINGTON. Manuka—About December 11th. SUVA, SAMOA, VAVAU, HAAPAI, NUKUALOFATofua—From Auckland, December 6th. SAN FRANCISCO, via RAROTONGA AND PAPEETE— Makura—From Wellington, December Bth. CANADA, AMERICA, LONDON, via SUVA, HONOLULU, AND VANCOUVER— Aorangi—From Auckland, Dec. 22nd. AUCKLAND-Wanaka—-About November 30th. NAPIER AND GISBORNE— Kamo—Friday, November 27th. NELSON, NEW PLYMOUTH. WESTPORT, GREYMOUTH— Kaituna—Saturday, November 28th- Cargo, 4 p.m., Friday. Enquiries, preliminary or otherwise, garding trips to Australia, South Sea Islands, Honolulu, Canada, dated States, Europe, Around'trie-Pacific Tours, including Japan and the East, Around-the-World Tours • _ 'ii J: il __ . :„~;i--J _„j ... vmade to any of the Company's Offices. 01 HtTDDART. PARKER, LTD. •AVOURITK PASSENGER STEAMERS will be dispatched as under, circumstances permitting:—TO SYDNEY FROM WELLINGTON. T.S.S. ULIMAROA-EaTly. TO SYDNEY FROM AUCKLAND. T.S.S. ULIMAROA—EarIy. For Freight and Passage apply to KINSEY and CO., LTD., Agents, 160 Hereford street, Christchurch. FOB SALE. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, £2500. CASHMERE HELLS, NEAR JUNOTION OF DYER'S PASS ROAD, VERY SUPERIOR BUNGALOW OF 7 ROOMS AND 2 SLEEPING-OUT BALCONIES; ALSO ONE ENCLOSED SUN-PORCH. rpHIS place is brand new, and right up to J. date. Three hot water services, electric range and gas, incinerator! sewer, etc. CONCRETE YARD A SPECIAL FEATURE, 60 ± 20. There is over 1-aere fully planted with vegetables to come in almost at once. The position is sunny and sheltered, unique for very early fruit and vegetables, and yet within three minutes from tram; and room for motor on the flat. THE FINISH OF THIS BUNGALOW IS OF THE VERY BEST, THE PANELLING BEDfG BEAUTIFULLY MATCHED, AND OF EXCELLENT QUALITY. The outlook from all rooms is very fine. This property came into Mortgagee's hands owing to failure of the builders, and will be sold below cost, and exceptionally easy terms arranged. SMALL PROPERTY OR SECTIONS TAKEN AS PART PAYMENT. OWNER .WILL SELL EITHER THIS PROPERTY OR HIS PRESENT RESIDENCE, CORNER RATA ST. AND WILSON'S ROAD, ST. MARTINS, AT A "VERY REASONABLE PRICE. ANY BUYER WANTING A FIRSTCLASS HOME SHOULD COMMUNICATE EARLY. F. A. NEALE, N666BFP 215 Manchester street. CASHMERE HILLS. £2500, CHARMING HOME of SIX LARGE ROOMS, and nearly 2 ACRES LAND. A COMMANDING SITUATION with a UNIQUE VD3W from 3 SIDES. This property makes a SPECIAL APPEAL to LOVERS of a GOOD GARDEN. The house contains all the usual conveniences, such as electric light, hot water, up-to-date fireplaces, sewer, range, etc., etc'. BRIGHT, SUNNY Rooms and Large Verandahs. This is a BEAUTIFUL and DESIRABLE HOME, just 4, MINUTES from the 3}d Tram. EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS CAN . BE GIVEN. BOWKEB'S LAND AGENCY, 778 Colombo street, 82866 Agents £IB6O. MEBTVALE. fiJBBO. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. MODERN RESIDENCE of 1 7 good noma, in beet part and near tram. All the rooms are large, artistically papered, clinker brick fireplaces, glassed-in sua verandah-and Eun porch. Doulton bath and basin. Two lavatories. Electric light, gas, SEWER. Every convenience. Early possession and easy terms. Apply to the Agents. FENDALTON SECTION. Over HALF-ACRE, Stream frontage, near tram. Bargain at £*so. BERRT and GLASSON. 82923 F.P. 177 Manchester street. ARTISTIC BUNGALOW, ST. ALBAKS WEST, NEAR PAPANUI ROAD. FOUR large Rooms, large sleeping-porch and kitchenette, every possible new labour-saving convenience, front and back linen press, secret wardrobes, plenty < cupboards', panelled entrance hall. Section 82 perches, faces north. Price for this exceptional house £1286. and good terms can be arranged. Let us motor you out to inspect at once. HUTCHINSON, WHITE and CO., H4SIO **> Hexmtezd •**»*».