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Bis Treat for New Zealanders “RAILWAYS MAGAZINE”, OCTOBER. “Adventures of .John Webster. A Famous Pioneer’’ (by James Cowan); “Riding Over the Haast Pass—an outpost of the Wild’’ (by Elsie K. Morton); “Myths, Madness and Motives of Music’’ (by Ken Alexander); “Our National Treasure House of Wonders’’ (a bright description of the National Art Gallery and Museum by O. N. Gillespie); “The Thirteenth Clue’’ (fourth instalment by J. Wilson Hogg); “Rulers of the Country—the Hon. W. Nash”' (by “ Aut olycus ’’) ; “Notable New Zealand Sportsmen’’ (by W. F. Ingram); “The Queen’s Earrings’’ (by R. M Jenkins); “The People of Pudding Hili’’ (by Shiela Russell); “Familiar Ships in New Zealand Waters—T.S.S. ‘Wahine’ ’’ (by J. JI. Kemnitz). Original New Zealand verse, notes and comments on books and authors, “Wisdom of the Maori’’, “Timely Notes aud Useful Hints for Women’’ (by “Helen’’). GREAT RANGE OF ILLUSTRATIONS—6O PICTURES. 6d.—~National Monthly For the Family—6d

AN ENGINEERING MASTERPIECE! CYCLES Genuine B.S.A. Throughout The Experience of the World’s greatest Cycle Engineers and 13 GTS ■ FOR YEARS B.S.A. HAS STEADILY FORGED AHEAD IN DESIGN AND CRAFTSMANSHIP UNTIL, TO-DAY, IT IS IN DEED AN ENGINEERING MASTERPIECE. SCIENTIFICALLY DESIGNED TO ENSURE SMOOTH, EASY RIDING COMFORT, WITH A TOTAL ABSENCE OF VIBRATION, AND CON STRUCTED FROM THE BEST MATERIAL THE WORLD CAN PRODUCE B.S.A. STANDS HIGH ABOVE ALL OTHERS IN THE ORBIT OF CYCLEDOM— LIKE THE OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF THE CYCLING PUBLIC— CHOOSE B.S.A. £B/15/0. Geo. KITCHINGHAM B.S.A. AGENT, • • MAWHERA QU AS.

I The City Market j 550 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH ? HORSE COVERS. COW COVERS. j Cow Covers, unlined 7/- ] Horse Covers, Sack lined 21/- Cow Covers, full lined ] Horse Covers, Ist Grade 35/6 10/- to 17/6 ] Prime Table Potatoes, red o r white, ! 10/- per large sack. i GRAIN AND PRODUCE. 1 Cow Chaff 2/- Sack Oatstraw Chaff 2/3 Sack 1 Oatsheaf Chaff 3/6 Sad Meatmeal 9/- Sack ] , „ , , , , Bran, 9 bushels 9/6 Sack j pollard, 10 bushel, xong 9/fI Garton Oats, 5 bushel 1 Fowl Wheal; 15/6 Sack 14/6 Sack I Good Clover Hay 3/6 Bale Good Cow Ha' 2/6 Bale ! Wheat "traw I/- Bale Oat Straw 1/3 Bale | ALT, PRICES FREE ON RArx. CHRISTCHURCH, Sacks In, J ALWAYS IN STOCK, All classes of grain and produce. Hardware, Harness, Implements, Vehicles, New and Second-hand Furniture, Paints, etc. All enquiries will receive prompt . attention. Quotations are subject to market fluctuations, 1 ’PHONE 34680. H. O. SMITH, Proprietor.

The National Electrical and En gineering Co., Lid., consistent with their progressive policy, produce NEECO —the electric range for years of economical cooking. All electrical dealers.