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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22065, 22 September 1933, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES INTERESTING BOOKS AT A WHITCOMBES "A VERY GALLANT GENTLEMAN,”, By L. C. Bernacchi, 0.8. E. This is the first biography of Captain Oates {“No Surrender Oates”), who, to save Captain Scott and his comrades, sought death in the Antarctic snows. Of this book the Daily Mail says: “The story of Captain Oates’s life and death is one that can never grow old, and it is brilliantly told in full by Commander Bernacchi.” PRICE, 10s. Posted, 10s 6d. “WRECKING ACTIVITIES AT POWER STATIONS IN THE SOVIET UNION.” „ , . A Translation of the Official Verbatim Report of the case of Thornton, MacDonald, Monkbouse, etc. PRICE, 16s. Posted, 16s lOd. “ GREAT OCCASIONS,” A new series, in which are reconstructed great occasions in our Empire’s history. The first two volumes are now available: — “THE MASSACRE OF GLENCOE,” By John Buchan. “ 1805 TRAFALGAR,” Bv A. F. Fremantle. PRICE, 7s. Posted, 7s 4d. « CHRIST AND HUMAN SUFFERING,” By Stanley Jones. t - • In his new book the author of “ The Christ of the Indian Road ” manfully assails one of the biggest problems of the dav. PRICE, ss. Posted, 5s 4d. THE “WAR OF THE TESTS,” These books about the recent Test Matches are now available: — “THE FIGHT FOR THE ASHES. 1932-3,” By J. B. Hobbs. A critical account of the complete English tour in Australia with statistics, diagrams, and 31 photographs. PkICE, 12s 6d. Posted, 13s 2d. “BODY-LINE?” By Harold Larwood. Harold Larwood states his case. PRICE, 6s. Posted, 6s 4d. “DEFENDING THE ASHES, 1932-33,” By R. W. E. Wilmot. “ Old Boy ” of the Argus puts the Australian. point of view. PRICE, 6s. Posted, 6s 4d. WHITCOMBE & TOMBS, LTD., PRINCES STREET. A R N 'I N G. It has come under our notice that certain unscrupulous merchants and dealers are consistently selling cheaper and inferior coal in Dunedin and Otago Districts as Linton Coal. 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