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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. ifITHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LTD. iV'THIS WEEK'S NEW NOVELS. The Holy Lover, by M. C. Oemler. 68 (od). Where the "Waters Turn, by T. V. Ziekurscu. 6s (sd). Sagusto. by Cecil Roberta (author of 'Sails of sunset"). 6s (sd). Cap'n Sue, by Hulbert Footner. 6s (sd). Eyes in the Corner and other Stories, by Beatrice Grimahaw. 6a (sd). The Woman Who Stole Everything, and Other Stories. 6s (sd). Old Savage and Other Stories, by Jean Devanny. 6s (sd). Double Nought, by William Le Quex. 6s " (sd). God and the Groceryman, by Harold Bell Wright. 6a (Ed). NEW GENERAL LITERATURE. British Foreign Secretaries, 3807-1916 Studies in Personality and Policy, by Algernon Cecil. 18s 6d (Bd). Ideas and Studies in Stencilling and Decorating, by A. Desaint. 18e 6d (10d). The Conquest of the Air—an Historical Survey, by C. L. M. Brown. 3s 6d (4d). Shop Fittings and Display—a complete guide for Retail Traders, etc. 7s (sd). The Truth About Jutland (new supply), by Rear-Admiral J. E. T. Harper 7b (4d). Dickens's Mystery of" Edwin Drood, completed by a Loyal Dickensian. 3s 6d (sd). Monetary Reform—a Thesis which the Author believes to be a perfect theory of money and banking, by J. C. Finlay. 2s 6d (2d). Tho Life of Sir Albert Hastings Markham, by M. ■*!. and M. E. Markham. 18s 6d (Bdi. Democracy in the Ancient World, by T. R. Glover. 13s 6d (Sd). Credit and Currency—National and International. Us (6d). Empire Settlement, by Sir J. A. R. Marriott. ■' 2a 6d (4d). America's Secret—the Causes of her Economic Success, by J. E. Barker. 10s (6d). Tho Care of the Face, by Oscar L. Levin. 8s (sd). Advanced Methods of Massage and Medical Gymnastics, by Ida C. Shires and D. Wood. 7s (4d). The Hope of the Workers, by Austin Hop- . kinson. Ss 6d .(3d). Japanese Traits and Foreign Influences, by Inazo Nitobe. 10s (sd). Safeguarding and Protection in Great"Britain and The United States, by Francis W. Hirst. 10s (sd). (Postages shown in Braokets.) WHITCOMBE and TOMBS, LTD., ; •. 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Jargi Bay 13.850 tons Nov. 5 lobson's Bay 13,850 tons Dec. 3 Saperance Bay 13.850 tons Dec 24 _ loreton Bay 18.850 tons. Jan. 14 r «rviß Bay . 18,850 tons Feb, 1 jargs Bay 13,850 tons Mar. 6 THROUGH FARES TO !40 to £46 Single, £72 to £62 16s Return. Also a Limited Number of Deck Cabin Jerths at £66 Single. £llß 16s Return. TO COLOHBO-rFrom £2* Slngia. i UNION BTBAM SHIP COMPANY OF :'- N.Z., LTD.,' and •,. .. . Thos, Opok and Se» (All Ports). 07