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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22204, 6 March 1934, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES IVEW BOOKS—'GOOD BOOKS AT WHITCOMBES. LIFE AID ADVENTURE. “NO LONGER INNOCENT/’ by E. W. Irwin and Ivan Goff, blows fresh and cool with the very breath of ADVENTURE. It is the story of two youths who left their small home-town in search of Life. They were mnet.en. They had on e hundred pounds jind boundless confidence. “No Lohger Innocent ” is the very readable account of their adventuring round the > world. Price, 9s. MAKERS OF THE NEW WORLD. A new series of short biographies presenting in compact form the life nnd work of the pioneers of Socialism. !..*» series EarJy English Socialists,” by H, L. Beales. . w “John Stuart Mill,” by M. A. Hamil- ' ton. “Lenin,” by P. Palme Dutt. Other titles to follow. Price, 2s 4d each* CHRISTIAjTsOCIOLOqY. “ CHRISTIANITY AND CLASS WAR.” by Nicholas Berdyacr. An eloquent plea for a drastic revision of the religious attitude towards social problems. ■■ f Price, ss. ; ■■ . A REFERENCE BOOK. “WHOS WHO IN BROADCASTING,” edited by Sydney A. Moseley. Everybody who is anybody is recorded in i . this new type of reference -book. .V . Price, ss. . / NEW~NOVELS. “The Red Flame of Erinpura,” by Talbot Mundy. "Restless Guns,” by Wm. Colt Macdonald. “The Purple Ball/’ by Frank Packard. “The House of Dreams,” by Katharine Tynan.' ■ ‘ ' ’ . "No Other Name,” by Joseph Hocking. “Love and Let Love,” by George Woden. . Price, 7s each. WHITCQMBE & TOMBS, LTD., ‘ PRINCES STREET. * : gOUTH CANTERBURY CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. RESULTS OF ART UNION. lat Przie—C46o7, Mona Sutton, Allenton, Ashburton. * , t . ; 2nd Prize—B3l36, Mrs Smith, Ashburton. 3rd Prize —87544, F. King, J 4 Chapel street, Timaru. 4th Prize—Bß7s6, Allan Reid, Parcora. / H. H. FRASER, Secretary, gPECI AL NOTICE. We beg to advise the public that we can take only a LIMITED NUMBER OF ORDERS FOR EASTER, and to save disappointment it will be necessary to place orders early, LONDON MANTLE CO., LTD.. South Dunedin and George street. V TETHEN'S, PRINCES STREET.—Estimates VV FREE for painting, slgnwrltlng. slating, paperhanglhg, and all high-class decorating. ■/' BOARD AND RESIDENCE Advertisements of' IS words under the headings of Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous’Wants, etc., Is per Insertion, three consecutive Insertions 8s 6d, tlx consecutive Insertions ss. Strictly cash in advance. Extra charge If hooked." . .. . 'V.■ >£; PROFESSIONAL MAN requires BOARD; no other boarders; with garage preferred.—4ll, Times. 6m VI7ANTED, by young Business Woman, TT Superior BOARD; dinner only; central. 424, Times;/' Am WANTED, 3 Gentlemen BOARDERS; washing; good table; phone 10-824; 22s 6d week.—Apply 158 Cargill street. Douglas private hotel, next Town Hall.—Permanents 23s week. Casuals 6s day; Bed-Breakfast, 4s.—Phone 12-601.

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