Page 3 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16310, 17 August 1916, Page 3

Publications. v BRILLIANT NEW SERIAL. A STORY OF LOVE AND MYSTEKv 1 -BRIAR ROSE." ! By C. N. AND A. M. WILLIAMSON I j Authors of •' The Pr.nces, Passes.- -'The Lightning Conductor." 'The Car of Destiny." -'It HapjK-ned in Ecypt." "la;; Woman - 0 This Man.' The Boston Ch?pe r "• ' " The Golden Silence." The opening chapters will appear n tne columns of the Nfw ZF.-»t.».vn HERALD on SATURDAY NEXT of a brilliant and inI teresting new serial story. This story, whirr 1 is entitled "Briar Hose. ;s b- C. N. snri A. M. Williamson, whose travel books .-.»-. gained for them such a wide circle of ad mirers. The Williamson motor novels stride a new note in fiction, combining as thev dr. much interesting and instructive travel talk, with bright plots, and the strong love in I tere«t which runs through them adds to j their attraction for all classes of reader*. I Lovers of serial fiction will find " bust Rose" worthily upholds the best tradition 01 the Williamson novels. I •BRIAR ROSE," By C. N. AND A. M. WILLIAMSON. The opening chanters wll appear in the columns of the New Zeai.a n p Herald on SATURDAY Y F - XT I- ■ Wines. WENDELS i DELIGHTFUL WINES— IX GREAT DEMAND Every day we are receiving clad letters from people who are delighted with our wines. One writes:-" I had no i lri<? * such high quality wines could be' I : , na ,. < ! 1C New Zealand. They are splen- . flic inen lollowed a good assorted I order. An hotelkeeper writes: — " The Rampies you sent me were a fine lot. They arc full-bodied and quite equal to imported wines I have been using at h'ghcr prices." A big order followed. Another says: " Please send me another case of your wine. I was very pleased with the last lot. They are unmistakably pure, of fine flavour, and full-bodied. ' PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH ,„„ B\ DRINKING AVENDELS PURE GRAPE WINES. PRICE LIST'From One Bottle Upwards.) Per. Bot. Per Di s. d. a. d No. 1 Port 3 0 30 0 No. 3 Port 3 6 36 0 No. 4 Port finvalid. old! ... 4 0 <•> 11 j Special Invalid Port j 'very oldi ... ... 5 6 GO 0 Sherry ipalei ... ... 3 11 311 (1 Sherry thrown) ... ... 3 0 30 (■ j Sherry ivery old) ... ... 411 12 0 I Malaga 4 11 40 c, \ Madeira 'white) 3 0 30 0 I Frontignac (sweet; ... 3 0 30 0 Gonstantia ... ... ... 3 6 36 (1 Burgundy ... . ... 4 0 42 0 I Muscatel (very choice) ... 5 6 60 0 I Claret (unsweetened) ... 3 0 .30 0 j Claret 'dry) 3 6 36 0 Claret (old. dry) 4 0 42 0 j Quinine Port ... 3 6 36 0 I 'Assorted Cases. at Per Dozen. Made Up.) ! Free delivery by motor, Auckland and sub--1 urbs '3-mile radius)._ any quantity from one I bottle upwards. No charge for paclrine. I' Threepence '3d) per bottle extra., to cover I cost of racking, must bo added to above 1 I prices for orders of less than one dozen ; 1 bottles by post, rail or steamer. ) j Packing free and carriage paid to yotur ■> nearest station or wharf on case lots of 1 . dozen bottles. 1 dozen half bcttles. or 3 - dozen quarter bottles. t ' J. WENDEL & CO.: 128:2. KARANGAHAPE RD., AUCKLAND I FELLA'S Ty I N R. FROM OUR VINEYARD TO YOUR TABLE. Ye]las' Wines have been declared by experts to bo the best of the finer class of wines. They are three years old and hare the characteristic body and delicate Aromsj of carefully-matured high-class wines. GUARANTEE: If not perfectly satisfied, pay Freight one way. return the wine, ana we shall return your money as gladly as we accept it. PORT AND SHERRY. Terms: 23s per case, cash with orde-. When ordering state how many of each til big bottles to a case). We pay Freight to your nearest station. JOHN <J TTELLA. ! ORATIA. NEAR AUCKLAND. Booksellers and Stationers. rpwO IMPORTANT LIBRARIES Now on Sale at THE BOOK EXCHANGE (KEALY S). 14. Victoria Street East: — The Collection of the late Thos. Crook. 1000 Tola, of Antique. Scientific and General Works and Engravings and the Library of an Anglican Clergyman, 600 well-selected vole, of Theology, etc. Inspection Invited. BE PATRIOTIC AND BUY. COUNTESS OF LIVERPOOL'S Gift Book of Art and Literature. Written and Illustrated by New Zealand 1 Authors and Artists. Price, 4/6. Posted, 5/-. > THE QUEENS GIFT BOOK, In aid of Queen Mary's Convalescent Auxiliary Hospitals.Stories by Famous Authors; Illustrated in colour and black and white, by leading Artists. Price, 3/6. Posted, 4/.. PRINCESS MARY'S GIFT BOOK. In aid of the Quern's "Work for Women" Fund. — bv Barrie. Bonningham. Ralph Connor. Haggard, Kipling, ana Others; Illustrated by Rackham, Byam Shaw. Dulac. Norman Wilkinson, etc Price, 3/6. Posted, 4/-. THE TIMES RED CROSS STORY BOOK, By Famous Novelists serving is His j Ma-»»ty's Forces. Illustrated. Price, 2/-. Posted, 2/4. Th? profits from the sale of the above books •re all devoted to patriotic funds, for the , benefit of our soldiers and sailors, their wives and dependants. CHAMPTALOUP & EDMISTON. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. QtIF.F.N STREET MTKT.AXn It =3 I Toilet. P D 8 O X 'S JT A I R T> E N E W F. RPREVENTS THE HAIR FALLING OUT. RESTORES GREY Ot: FADED HAIR TO ITS NATL" ; RAL COLOUR I ! T>EMOVES ITJANDRUFF. TJEMOVES "TkANDRUFF. OBTAINABLE AT ALL STORES AND CHEMISTS Or At 11 AHOLD gciu:;:.. CHEMIST. j :,',? QUEEN ST. ~ i AUCKLAND. | 2 POURS ABOVE SAVINGS BANK T PEACOCK AND SON. Ophthalmic o», iicians. 21S. Onsen St- ineaz Victoria t'. Sight tested by most unproved mctaoos. Spectacles accurately fitted. Artificial Eyes it aii colours in stock Nautical sad Bw- . rtvera" Instrument in stock and repairs*.