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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20656, 30 August 1930, Page 8 (Supplement)

More Job Lines Merrlman and Broult»—Handbook for Surveyors—l 7/6. Reduced to 2/6 (6d). Cochran. Jerome —A Treatise on Cement Specifications, including the general use, purchase, storage, inspection, etc. —7/6. Reduced to 2/6 (6d). Phillips. E. F.—Beekeeping. A discussion of the life of the honey bee and production of honey—27/6. Reduced to 10/6 (8d). Dancaster, E. A.—Limes and Cements. Their Nature, Manufacture and Use—--10- Reduced to 4/6 <Bd). Kempaon. E. W. E.—lntroduction tto Magnetism and Electricity—s/-. Reduced to 2/6 (8d). Sewell, Tyson—Construction of Dynamos. Alternating and direct current —11/-. Reduced to 3/9 (8d). Murphy, D. W.—Drainage Engineering—--21/-. Reduced to 3/- (8d). Mncintire, H. J. —Principles of Mechanical Refrigeration—l 6/6. Reduced to 7/6 (8d). Lake and Raatall—Text Book of G««l ogy _2|/.. Reduced to 10/6 (IOdl). Hunt and Burkett—Soils and Crops. With soil treated in reference to crop production—7/6. Reduced to 4/3 (lOd). Lodeman, E. G.—Spraying of Plants. A succinct account of the history, principles and practice of application of liquids and powders, etc.—l 6/6. Reduced to 3/6 (lOd). Blanchard and Drowne—Highway Engineering—l 3/6, Reduced to 3/6 (lOd). Prices in Brackets Denote Postage. CHAMPTALOUP & EDMISTON BOOKSELLERS :s AUCKLAND.

(■■•■'. l t:!Ks| AUCKLAND i COOKIE a CO. LTD.. ALBERT STREET. WELLINGTON I ELLIS ft MANTON LTD., BOND KTHEET CHRISTCHURCH i FRANK A. COOK LTD.,, COLOMBO STREET DUNCDIN i LANE'S LTD.. CARROLL STREET

If your clothes are not becoming Fresh and dainty, looking gay, Then it's time they should be coming To be cleaned the CROTUALLWAY 1 Phone 20-720.

"They gave us Instant Postum. I commented on the rich flavour, . and Mrs. Jones said it was delight- / ful." "Of course, I'd heard-of Instant Postum, often seen it advertised; but it never occurred to me that any- . thing so wholesome could be so delicious." Instant Postum is rapidly winning •widespread approval as t"he ideal supper drink. It contains no artificial stimulants to attack the nerves, impede sleep or impair digestion, just pure, wholesome grains skilfully blended and roasted, rich in nature's goodness and delightful in taste. Made in a few seconds; simply pour - boiling water or hot milk over a teaspoonful in a cup—more or less Postum, as you prefer—and sweeten to taste. Try it to-night. Sales Agents for New Zealand: S. A. SMITH & CO. LTD.. P.O. Box 843, Auckland.