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BOOKS MAKE THE BEST GIFTS Your Booksellers CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS FROM Are... your bookseller CHAMPION BOOKSHOP 173-High Street. Phone 79-086. ‘There are books for everyone, fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles, bachelors and spinsters, > rrwi young and old. No other type of gift offers you such a wide range. Your booksellers have listed here some of the UH UH» BUUK. > LID* books specially suitable for gifts. But there are hundreds of others to choose from. If you want any help in 12 New Regent Street. Phone 76-405. choosing your gifts you have only to ask your bookseller. CRUSADER ROOK ROOM 185 Manchester Street. Phone 43-771. m ‘ DOMINION BOOK CO. LTD. LASTING PLEASURE 729 Colombo Street. Phone 65-605. RnA/uHRsDiI DOBMANS LTD., The Booklovers Shop BORN EREE by Joy Ad ° ms< ’" 25/ ’ tS? ” nd '*“* E "“' * br “”" 89 Cathedral Square. Phone 65-604. DOCTOR AGNES BENNETT 18/- '’‘“'V" l ” °* rjl §HOI* INNKEEPER OF BETHLEHEM A neiw unders,andin 9 of ,he Christmas story told by the Innkeeper of I 145 Manchester Streer. Phone 79-293. by Gordon Powell. 6/- Bethlehem. JjSlwLl MAORI GIRL by Noel Hilliard . . . . 16/- A poignant novel by a New Zealander, dealing with race relationships J P. R. FISHER, Rookseller in this coun,rv ’ iJSRP®'* 564 Colombo Street Phone 43-780. CH,NESE LOVE PAVILION by Paul Scott. 18/- written; set in Malaya. | MTS CUTHBERTSON Rookseller THE WILD NORTH by lon L. IdrieSS . . 20/6 A new travel book by one of the best Australian writers. |J| WWM 298 b Lincoln Road SERENGETI SHALL NOT DIE by B. &M. Grzimek. A magnificently illustrated story of the animals in Serengeti Park, P. N. HOSKIN. Rookseller CHILDREN by Hans Reich 36- A completely outstanding book of photographs of children from all parts || imswnfi Srf , _ . , ' ' of the world. 's® TWLy'r-jKjJ® 18 North Road. «« HARRY ELL & HIS SUMMIT ROAD .. 18/6 A biography of one of our most visionary and uncompromising men by j ARMAGH ROOKSHOP INCENSE TO IDOLS by Sylvia Ashton-Warner. Another striking novel by the author of "Spinster." Film rights were | bE.}' l ''“*»'.///• 166 Armagh Street. 18/- sold before publica,ion - SWMwIbFH THE LONDON BOOK CLUB (N.Z.) LTD. faraway look one 18/6 704 Colombo Street. Phone 79-967. WORD FOR WORD by Robin Muir 18/- An . ex * raordinor 'ly good novel about publishing in New Zealand by a ■ * ■ ■'■'■w McAULEYS, Booksellers PARTY PIECES by Julia Clements .. .. 30/- expert ° n f '° wer orron9ement who MARY BRAVENDER by O. Stringfellow .. 16/- Love f |um P hs over a ii ,n the Maor. Wars. lAiariu J. L. MILRURNS LTD.. Rookseller and zoo in my luggage by Gerraid Durreii. 16/- A new animal book by the author of the incomparable "My Family . > 1 and Other Animals. y THE BIBLE COMPANION, edited by W. Neil. A complete pictorial reference guide to the people, places, events, bock- C, 386 Riccarton Road. Phone 47-429. ' 50/6 ground and faith of the Bible. i 7 A. R. PARLANE, Bookseller HARVEST ON THE DON by Sholokhov. 21/- * h : fourth novel in the series that started with "And Quiet Flows 59 Shirley Road. Phone 59-829. TIRFT IC MY COUNTRY ,5/ Thubten Norbu, the Dalai Lama's own brother, tells the story of his UNORtOAKLIT ■ IDE I ID IVi I WVn In I ADz- |jf e fhrough Heinrich Harrer (joint author of "Seven Years in Tibet"). J. S. PATKICK, Bookseller 184 Armagh Street. Phone 42-913. I PKESBYTEBIAN BOOKKOOM ESI ES 3 Llwrl lEK 9IUE 56 Lichfield Street. Phone 69-686. v.. n . ...., . . THE GUEST YEARS OF MY LIFE by Clive Morse An l,arious account of his family s experience running an Australian RAWLINGS ' & BARSHAM LTD. ■HHHi f . 19/ - ’“ b 460 Colombo Street. Phone 70-136. . '" THE DOOMED OASISIS/- A top-rank Hammond Innes story opening in the Cardiff docks and s< ' .moving to the great deserts ot Arabia. D. H. REDDELL, Bookseller ,™ E nylon pirates 18/ _ 2a Clyde Road. Phone 46-682. v WHEN THE GREEN WOODS LAUGH 12/6 B- dates' third refreshing story about the quite uninhibited Larkin SIMPSON & WILLIAMS LTD. I the Saturday book No. 20 .. .. 35/. Another delightful collection of prose, poetry, and picture edited by OHHHHHHHKfIBMttfIMMBR John Hadfield. 238 High Street. Phone 65-363. - COME AGAIN NURSE• 12/6 ■' ane G ront writes a gay book telling of a year in the operating theatre with all its drama and comedy. JUMA SUMMERS BOOKSHOP villa mimosa ls/- You will remember Jerrard Tickell's "Appointment With Venus"—this is 119 Manchester Street. Phone 77-051. 1 ano,her wor story ' funny ' ,ouchin8 ' and ,hr "" n 9 by turns ’ ’ BOOK. BIRDS, BEES, AND STORKS 5/- Gerrard Hoffnung turns his cartoonist talents from things musical to GORDON TAIT, Bookseller - ' ,he wor,d of na,ure - 11Q C rl lier hi ,«dB| n-4 THE SATANIST by Denis Wheatley .. 18/- Is Black Magic still practised in Britain? 118 a Gloucester Street. Phone 65-643. : t ' ? FROM N TO Z by C V Smith 14/- f avourite suitable for all members of the family, relatives and MISS M. E. TEMPLETON, Bookseller monkey in the house by Barnard .. 13/3 The eruption of a tiny Capuchin monkey into a quiet flat causes a 1 Straven Road. -Phone 45-672. KStI P I M ' 9eneral upheavaL * TMF MIKARAVFC kv D F 15/- A satisfying story in which each member of the Musgrove family has his TOOTHS BOOKSHOP ” y • • V n . . jr her problems to solve. /-11/- M TUF Uli I C K I AMFI Y 01/_ A book with a special charm and readers will feel that the writer, Lillian 583 Colombo Street. Phone 70-242. jg the hills is lonely 21/- Beckwifhi jso personaHriend . TURNEBS LTD PASSION ELLA by Jules Feiffer .. .. 10/6 A Profoundly funny book by "the Max Beerbohm of the hydrogen bomb 617 Colombo Street. Phone 64-459. united bookshop CHILDREN'S DELIGHT - 721 Colombo Street-Phone 70-176. WHITCOMBE & TOMBS LTD. FAIRY TALES 0F MANY LANDS • ■ s/ - "• Fra ™ Ch "’°- 111 Cashel Street. Phone 69-059. CHENDRU by A. B. Sucksdorff .. .. 15/-. An outstanding story of an Indian boy and his tiger. Beautiful colour 7 photographs on every page. Filmed as "The Flute and the Arrow." J. S. WINDER, Rookseller the world of pooh by a. a. Milne .. 26/- The complete "Winnie-the-Pooh" and "The House Pooh Corner" 21 Wakefield Avenue, Sumner. Phone 56215. BLACKS' BOOK FOR BOYS . . 15/- A real boy ' s book - B '9' exciting, full of pictures, includes Donciarke's THE ROOIiLSkHOI* TIGER ANNUAL 11/6 picture sport adventure. An ideal gift for boys. 356 Colombo Street. Phone 87-107. GIRLS' CRYSTAL ANNUAL .. .. 11/6 All schoolgirls will love this superb annual with exciting stories of school life ond adventure. COUNTRY JACK AND JILL ANNUAL 11/6 Featuring all the lovable characters from "Jack and Jill" weekly, for G. A. APPLETON, Bookseller three jays go to rome .. .. 11/6 Ppt story of t he Three j O y S 72 High Street, Rangiora. Phone 483. TINTIN k w u ovnA RM pa Eight titles now available in this excellent strip-character series. Chilli nIIR oy merge .. O/O ea. dren get them on | y w hen parents hove finished. Td M» AYERS, Rookseller CRICTOR by Toni Ungerer 9/6 A favourite for all ages even though Crictor is a boa-constrictor. fegVTrfT f * 76 Cookson Street, Kaiapoi. Phone 72M. FOR YOUNGER ONES by Roberta Leigh, 8/6 CO. Four delightful books in full colour—"Torchy in Topsy Turvy Land," | ALL BLACKS 7 3 "Torchy and the Magic Beam," "Sara & Hoppity," "Sara & Hoppity /N Raolc F« G« HAMM ER - Rookselli r Make New Friends/ t .o r " . 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