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Greymouth Evening Star, 3 October 1931, Page 2

New books at B. Dixon’s Ltd.— “Moving Forward.” by Henry Ford, 8/6 “The Wreck of the Dumaru,” by Lowell Thomas, 10/6; “Adele and C 0.,” by Dornford Yates, 6/-; “The Doctor of Lonesome River,” by Edison Marshall, 6/-; “The Kindled Flame,” by Pedler, 6/-; “Kerrell,” by Taff rail, 6/-; “Princess After Dark,” by Horler, 3/6; “Adventure Calling,” by Horler 2/6; “White Face,” by Wallace, 2/6. Hundreds of 1/6 and 1/- editions to choose from.—Advt. At W T hite’s you will find a fine selection of furnishings, and this Spring they are showing a fine range in curtaining, carpets, linoleums etc. Not extravagant ornate articles, but good useful, and yet refined and beautiful, at prices that will meet these days of temporary depression. Remember for a few shillings spent you can turn a dreary and somewhat faded atmosphere into one of brightness and gladness.—-S. Burnett White, High Grade Furnisher.—Advt. Books on Gardening. “New Zealand Gardening,” by Lockhart 2/-; “Fruit Growing in New Zealand,” 2/-; “The Greenhouse,” by Thomas, 2/-; “Bulb Growing,” by Thomas, 2/-; “Perpetual Carnations” 2/-; “Greenhouse Flowers,” by Thomas, 3/6. “Rock Gardening,” by Thomas, 3/6; “Home Grown Vegetables,” by Thomas 3/6; “Herbaceous Border Flowers,” 3/6; “Roses, How to Grow Them,” by Beckett, 3/6; “Rock Gardening,” illustrated edition 10/6; “The Amateur’s Rose Garden,” by Thomas, 10/6; “The Amateur’s Week-end Gardening Book,” 10/6, procurable at B. Dixon, Ltd.—Advt.