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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XV, Issue 215, 10 December 1925, Page 4

FOSTER BROOK & SON BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS. NEWS AGENTS HASTINGS. Established 1884. Phones 134-742. XMAS. SPECIALS XMAS. SPECIALS —OF—ALL NEW SEASON’S GOODS. BOOKS. ANNUALS REWARDS PICTURE BOOKS CLASSICS NOVELS POETS ART BOOKS BOOKS ON TRAVEL HISTORICAL BOOKS USEFUL BOOKS PRAYER * HYMN BOOKS Bl BLES BIRTHDAY BOOKS HANDSOME BOOKS PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS STAMP .ALBUMS.

PREVIOUS YEAR ANNUALS. A limited number at Greatly Reduced prices. A few lines— Boys’ Own Annual 10/Girls’ Own Annual 9/6 Empire Annuals SiLittle Folks 4/6 Chatterbox 3/6 And real good Picture Books from 9d each STATIONERY Handsome Boxed Stationery, in all shades from 2/-. Christmas and New Year Cards* and Calenders in great variety. WATERMAN SWAN & ONOTO FOUNTAIN PENS, 21/- to 85/EVERSHAP PENCILS, 4/- to 30/-. NEW VIEWS OF HASTINGS, in packets of 12, 2/- packet. BUY A BOOK A WEEK— A LIBRARY IN A YEAR FOSTER BROOK & SON Cive Books This Xmas. Give Books This Xmas. Choose your Xmas. Novels from F A I L’ S BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS The Largest Stock in Hawke’s Bay. New Reprints at 2/6 each The Eagle’s Wing (Bower); The Long Fight (Odgen) ; Wanderer of the Wasteland (Grey) ; The Desert’s Price (Raine); The Mine with the Iron Door (Wright); Clung (Max Brand); The Guide to Happiness (Max Brand): Roger Manion’s Girl (Footner); The Passionate Quest (Oppenheim): The River Trail (Erskine) ; Mr. and Mrs. Sen (Milne) ; Jim Maitland (Sapper-. HUNDREDS OF OTHERS. New Editions at 3/6 each The Mind of Mr. J. C. Reeder (Wallace) ; The Third Round (Sapper) ; The Adventures of J. P. Cray (Oppenheim) ; Captain Blood (Sabatini) : The Nine Unknown (Mundy) : The Middle of the Road (Gibbs): A Cure of Souls (Sinclair); Water Diviner (Wyllarde) ; The Hand of Peril (Stringer); Another Scandal (Hamilton) : Last Chance River (Dawson) ; Lightnin’ (Bacon). HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM.

New Novels at 6/- each A Son of His Father (H. B. Wright) ; Canyon Gold (A, P. Hawkms); Daphne Bruno (E. Raymond); Young Winkle (John Hargrave); Little Ships (Kathleen Norris); No More Parades (F. M. Ford); Great Security (Bartimeus); Colin 11. (E. F. Benson); Last Hope Ranch (C. A. Seltzer) ; Gabriel Samara (E. P. Oppenheim) ; Mad Marriage (George Gibbs); Queer Judson (Joseph Lincoln); Ruben and Ivy Sen (Louise J, Milne); Running Special (Frank Packard) ; Unchanging Quest (Sir Phillip Gibbs); The Great Pandolfo (W. J. Locke); The Sons of the Shiek (E. M. Hull); Mavfair (Michael Arlen); Falcon’s Eyrie (A. G. Hales); John Mac Nab (John Buchan): To-morrow’s Tangle (Margaret Padler) ; One Increasing Purpose (A. S. M. Hutchinson). Books are Best — Cive Books Books are Best — Cive Books HERETAUNGA ST. Tel. 533 Telephone 538. A STARTLING FACT Books can be bought cheaper at FRENCH’S than you can get them from London! JUST LANDED— Unsurpasesd value in former years’ Annuals—Quiver. Sunday at Home, Boys’ Own, Chums, and Girls’ Own, 10/6, posted 12/-; Chatterbox, i/9; Lititle Folks, 4/9; Leading Strings, 2/6.. A full range of this year's Annuals. We have the best of good books. At 4/6: Grey’s Illustrated Tales of Sword and Tarpon Fishing; Tales of Lonely Trails; Lord Fred Hamilton’s three vivid books of travel and reminiscences. The book of recent years is the Life and Letters of Ambassador Page, 14/-. Orders taken for the new book of his additional letters. With Laurence in Arabia. 22/6. Ponting’s masterpiece, The Great White South, 7/6. Dugmore’s Vast Sundan, 22/6, and hundreds more. All the world-while Novels 2/-, 2/6, 3/6, 4/6 and 6/-. Within the last week we have sold many dozens of Calendars from 6d to 3 '6. We always have the largest slection of Christmas Cards and Stationery, Fancy and Leather-bound Books and Booklets at direct importing prices.

LEATHER GOODS.—Handsome and Serviceable Presents from 9d to Cushion Covers at 33 6. Pocket Wallets. Ladies’ Hand Bags, all sorts of novelties, even to leather-covered Key Rings and Covers for cheque books. DOLLS. Direct from the leading makers in the world. Life-like jointed sleeper dolls with eyelashes inches long 16/- each. Walking and Talking Dolls from II- each to £3 5 -. Prams from 3 10 to £3 7 6. Celarance prices for Dressed English Dolls reduced from 27 6 to 5 - and 7 '6 each. Construction Outfits. Steam Engines, Kinematographs. in fact, everything. SELECT NOW! PAY A DEPOSIT AND TAKE DF.T.TVFRY AT YOUR CONVENIENCE! Still in the same location, but with a new model shop front. H. R. FRENCH HERETAUNGA ST. E., HASTINGS ■’Phone 529.