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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 March 1917, Page 2

New Looks by i'avounte Authors,— "Rainbow'., End" (by Rex Beach), "Maivina of Brttany" (Jerome K. Jerome), "Cinders" (Wm. Le Queux). "Sea Warfare" (Rudvard Kipling), "They of the High Trail''' (H. Garland), "The Castaways" (W. W, Jacobs), "Mary Gusta" (Joseph Lincoln). "Rack's Brat'' (A. lan Madeod), ".Men. Women, and Chins" (Sapper), "The Valley of Gold" (J.. 0. Cunvood), "His One Talent" (R. BindlossV "Her Father's Daughter" (A. and C. Askew), "Sylvia of the Hilltop" (M. R. Piper), "Dear Enemy" (Jean Webster), "The Leopard Woman" (S. E. White), "The Curtain of Eire" (Joseph Hocking), "The Beautiful -Alien" (Silas Hocking), "Somme Battle Stories" (Captain Dawson), "The Lightning Conductress" (C. M, Williamson). Price 4s, postage 5d extra. Obtainable from A. E. Kilgour, Bookseller and Stationer, Mawhera Quay. —Advt. Quality is not sacrificed for prices at McKay's. The now goods brought out by their London-' buyer, Mr John Foden, are now showing. New Millinery, new Costumes, new Jackets, and new Furs, etc., and the prices are the lowest in New Zealand. Real value is always the dominant feature at W. McKay and Son's, beading Drapers, Greymouth, Hokitika, .ifid Nelson.—Advt. Nature intended us to regulate the system with natural fruits, and though these »"•>>• he unobtainable, everyone can get their concentrated goodness in STEVENS HKALTH SALT-the salt that sweetens life and breath. 2s, all chemists and stores, —Advt. "'