Recognising the economic position of New Zealand at the present time, loadin**' London . publishers have made 'arrangements with Eastwood s Book Store to sell those popular magazines—Strand, "Wide oriel, Pearson’s, Argosy,' Storyteller and 20Story at one shilling. These are all the latest, difpet from England, and are now oh sale at Eastward's Book Store. Copies will be posted anywhere for one penny extra.*.
The Maleura from Sail Francisco, .arrived two days Into because pf heavy weather encountered at Rarotonga. Slid .left last evening for Sydney, where, she is due on Sunday. Although north-westerly weather is not imusnal at this tinio of the year at Rarotonga, it, is. seldom so severe as to force liners to leave the which both the ’Maungamii adii Mali-' hra had to do on' this, occasion. They were at Rarotonga together, owing to the stewards’ dispute at Wellington having delayed the Maungamii,
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11913, 6 April 1933, Page 5
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