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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 91, 14 October 1922, Page 17

WONDERFUL ''. VALUE IN GRAMOPHONES! VALUE IN GRAMOPHONES! "XJJ& MASTER'S VOICE" again set ** "the standard for ail other manuland puMio absolutely the GREATEST land puhlidy absolutely to GREATEST VALUEever offered. I This instrument h a very handsome PULL CABINET MODEL, and is finished in various stylos. H bears the most famous of all Trad© Marks, "HIS MASTER'S VOICE," and which is a guarantee that the instrument affords a perfect -reproduction of the musical art of the original artist. To any who are considering placing a ' Gramophone in their ■ home, we would suggest this Model is well worthy of in- < spectingr. • Call or write for fuller particulars concerning "THE BUNGALOW" MODEL. PRICE ONLY £ 3 g W/b THE TALKERIES (The Oldest Gramophone House in New Zealand), 24, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON.; By Special Appointment to Hi» Etoellency the Governor-Genoral. TW" O W P BO CURABLE,- ---■ ; All. the > LATEST VARIETIES CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS'. CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS, • Beautiful for Autumn Blooming. R. A. NICOL, RELIANCE SEED STORE, 37, COURTENAY-PLACE,' • Wellington, PLANT NOW T^AUGH'S BEDDING PLANTS Antirrhinums ■ Nemesia Asters Pansy Dolphiniums Phlox Larkspur Salvia Bonfire Lobelia " Stocks Our Plants are all. grown from the besffl strains. of seeds procurable, and are sure to give satisfaction. Procure your sup* plies now from our Store, 236, LAMBTON QUAY, or direct from the Nuri series. :' T. WAUGH AND SON, >' HUTT VALLEY NURSERIES, ' LOWER HUTT. Telephone—Shop, 523; -Nurseries, 3743 (1 ' long, 1 short). •TnLOWERING Plants, 50 varieties to -T eeleofc from. "Lists posted. J. Dallenger. Melling. Lower Hutt. Tel. 166., A. W. JBUXTON & CO., LTD. t T ANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS ANB.' , GARDENERS, N CHRISTCHURCH, Invite Correepondence for LAYING-OUT WORK IN ANY PART OP THE DOMINION, FLOWER SEEDLINGS. ALL Seedlings offered are raised from our celebrated strains. of Flower Seeds, and are locally grown, being; strong, healthy, transplanted. Seedlings, and thoroughly hardened off, and canno'fc' fail to give every satisfaction. We have on hand a great assortment to make your garden gay. Also, Tomato, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Onion, and other, Vegetable Plants in season. All the leading varieties of Seed Potatoes in stock.; SEEDS THAT GROW! The value of a name is very real in the case of Seeds. The gardener who buys without regard to the importance o£ reputation is apt-pat the end of An arduous season of toil and care —to find his best efforts negatived because they have been wasted upon inferior seeds. _ Foe years our. Seeds have stood for purity of type and quality of stock, therefore purV chase your Seeds fromTE AROSEED COMPANY, 58. COURTENAY-PLACE,' Wellington* T ITERATURE—LIVE AND REAL, ■John Kensit, Reformer and Martyr, 3s 6d Rome and Germany, 2s 6d Ritualism and Romanism, 2s 6d Shall Rome Reconquer. England ? 2b M . Rome Behind the War, Is 6d Defeat of the Spanish Armada, Is 6d . Shall We Join the Church of Rome ? Jig" 6d What We Owe?to Ireland, 2a Romanism: Its Pretensions and Politic^ 1« Rome Behind Sinn Fein, Is 6d Love Affairs of the Vatican, 3s 6(! Errors of the Roman Faith, 2s Intolerance in Ireland, 2s 3d Maria Monk, 2s Almost a Nun^ls 6d . The' Anti-Christ, 2"s 6d Kensitfs History of the Reformation., Si The Scarlet Woman (Hocking), 3j The Jesuits (Hocking), 3s Woman of Babylon (Hocking), 3s Rome's Traffio in Nuns, 6d .More Viotims of the Priest, 6d ■ Shadow of the Jesuits, 6d P.P.A. BOOK DEPOT, P. P.A. BOOK DEPOT, 84, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Send for our Price-list and Sample Copj; of our Monthly Paparv "THE SENTINEL." ; S Don't. Wear a Truss Tht BROOK Siftec Apjliiucs nstailf ~ rratres ani potitirti? ana Suptare," SmfiMa lor mo, mats v j <A!.'&m Nivtl Rgibtn Afpsiacss, DteriM v.l M MAKKSMITH Trite fir BwM*, 06b Mn?\m?&? aA *' •Mufti.*? (^steS-IKIiINW