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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17935, 31 October 1918, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LIMITED. THE STUDIO YEAR BOOK Of DECORATIVE ART. A Review of the latest developments in the Artistic Construction, Decoration and Burnishing of the Houso. Prico 63 Gd. OTHER WORKS OP INTEREST— Wottorlo Abbo: Behind tho Scenes in the Reichstag—Parliamentary Life in Germany, Bs. Evans, R.: Ireland in tho Realm, and Ulster in Ireland, 9d. Price, M. P.: Var and Revolution in Asia- . tic Russia, 10s fid. Mitchell: G. II.: Sailortown: Vivid Sketches of Life and Character, 3s. Irving, H. B.: A Book of Eemarkablo Criminals, by an Experienced Student of tho Psychology of Criminality, 9s fid. Johnson, S. G. : Tho Elags of our Fighting Army, including Standards, Guidons, Colours and Drum Banners, 4s 6d. Sugimori, K.: Tho Principles of the 'Moral Empire. How tho War strikes a Japanese Aliy, 6s 6d. Craig, W. L.: Sterling Decimal Coinage: A Colonial Plea for Modernising our Money, 3s fid. Palmer, F.: With our Faces in the Light: A Stirring Message of Patriotism by a Distinguished American, who hopes that it may explain America’s spirit in this war to Britons. FICTIONAustin M.: The Ford: An Absorbing Novel ot Present-day California. Philpotts, E.: Tho Chronicics of St Tid: Stories of Cornwall. Sidgwick, A: Karen: Gorman Social Life. Cullum, I-t.: Tho Triumph of John Kars: A Story of tho Yukon. Watson, 11. B. M.: Tho Excelsior (exciting). Warren, C. M.: Tho Phoenix (Amorican Society). THE NEWEST SONG, AN UNFINISHED PICTURE. Words by Norman Gale. Musio by Alfred Worslcy. Price 2s. GREETING CARDS. Make your selection now of Greeting Cards foT the Christmas Mails, which close on or about tho 2nd November. Though our Greetings bo more subdued, by all moans let us greet our friends in tho usual manner and send them time-honoured CHRISTMAS CARDS. Just opened, splendid selection of Christmas Cards and Calendars, with Local Views and suitable Greetings, WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LIMITED. 31 MOTOR CYCLISTS! It is impossible to obtain better Tvres than "AVON,” "THREE RIB,” “ SUNSTONE ” or "TRICAR RUBBER STUD.” Fdur-ply canvas in tho casings. Get ono from your garago. FPT

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