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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. AND TOMBS, LIMITED. IMPORTANT NEW BOOKS. "People and Problems of the Pacific," by J. Maomillan Brown. This important work by Dr. Macmillan Brown is the prp4uct of 20 years' wandering in the Paojfio Ocean, and though of great scientific value, it is written in a clear and imaginative style that will appeal to the general reader. Two large volumes, illustrated. £2 10s (Is 6d).' "The Truth About Jutland," by Rear-Ad-miral Harper. The most important and sensational book on the famous controversy yet published. 7s (sd). "Royalty in N e W, Zealand," the Official Pictorial Souvenir of the visit of the Duke and Duchess of York. Splendidly illustrated. 2s 6d (4d). Famous Sporting Prints. I. "The Grand National." 11. "Hunting." 111. "The Derby." Three fine volumes, each containing eight beautiful large colour prints. Each volume 7s (6d). Whole-Meal, with Practical Becipes, by E. A. Hornibrook. 2s (4d). The Royal Academy Pictures, 1927. 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