Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21992, 29 June 1933, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES QNLY TWO MORE DAYS BEFORE WHITCOMBE'S ANNUAL SALE CLOSES No time to procrastinate. Get some o£ these Bargains NOW. LEATHER BOUND BOOKS. 'Letters to His Son," by Lord Chesterfield. (Red Leather, gilt top.) 4s, for 2s. 'The Courtship of Miles Standish," by Longfellow. (Red Leather, gilt edges.) 4s, for 2s. 'The Edge of Beyond," by Gertrude Pp"e. (Limp Green Suede.) Bs, foF 2s 6d.' 'Poems of Adam Lindsay Gordon." (Green padded Leather, gilt edges.) 15s, for 7s. 'Poems of James Russell Lowell." (Dark Red padded Leather,; gilt edges.) 14s, for ss. 'Poetical Works of Mrs Hemans. (Green Leather, gilt edges.) 12s, for 6s. ' Selections from A. C. Swinbourne." (Half Leather, beautifully bouud.) 27s 6d, for 10s. . ANNUALS FOR GIRLS AND BOYS. School Boys' Annual. Bs, for 2s 6d. Modern Boy's Book of Motors, Ships, and Engines. 10s 6d, for 4s 6d. Boys' Cinema Annual, 1932. Bs, for 4s 6d. School Friend Annual, 1932. Bs, for • 4s 6d. ,■'"•••• Playtime Annual, 1933. 9s, for 4s 6d. Oxford Annual for Girls. 7s, for 3s 6d. Chatterbox. Bs, for 6s. OMNIBUS VOLUMES. Great Love Stories of All Nations. 12s 6d, for 10s. Tales from Ear and Near, 9s, for Gs. " Chains," by Barbusse. lis, for ss. Best Short Stories of 1932: English. 7s, for ss. Best Short Stories of 1932: American. 7s, for ss. Writing Pads, Motor Mail, 500 pages. Were Is. Now 10d each or 3 for 2s 3d. Writing Pads, Princess; Wonderful value; in two sizes; Special Sale Line —3 for Is 3d, 3 for 2s. Linen Envelopes, in Mauve, .Azure, and Cream. Were 6d packet. Now 4 for Is. White Envelopes, strong and well gummed. Were 6d packet. Now 4 for Is. (White Paper Serviettes. Now 100 for 7d. Picnic Sets, in box; 31 pieces. Were Is 6d. Now 6d. Baking Cases. Were 6d packet 120. .., Now 3 packets for Is. Lunch-Papers; ; Now 4 rolls for -lsv ~~ Kitchen Parcel, containing Roll Kitchen Paper, Roll Lunch Paper, 2 Packets Jam Covers, arid 1 Packet Baking Cases for lg 6d. All Fur Toys reduced 25 per cent. All Games reduced 25 per cent, for the Last Two Dennisou's Sealing Wax. Was 9d stick. Now 4 for Is.

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