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Otago Witness, Issue 3275, 20 December 1916, Page 30

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The Colombo Tea Co., Ld., BUNED3N. WE are SELLING the following LINES of TEA in SINGLE PACKAGES to suit Buyers BELOW COST PRICE for CASH ONLY as follows: 23 Chests Tea, each 801 b II- per lb. 37 Chests Tea, each 901 b 1/1 per lb. 30 Chests Tea. each 1001 b 1/2 per lb. 65 Half-chests Tea : each 551 b ... 1/3 per lb. Above Teas packed in 251 b Boxes, 2d per lb extra, 701 b Bags of Sugar with Tea, 14/11 per bag-. Fo.b., DUNEDIN, with Exchange added. Orange Blossom Tea, in 51b Tins, 9/- per Tin. Special Orange Pekoe, 2/6 per lb. Best Soluble Cocoa, in 61b Tins, 2/9 per lb. The three latter Lines delivered anywhere in New Zealand Free.

LATEST FICTION, By Popular Novelists. A Good Novel is nlways an acceptable present, and if in doubt as to what present to make this Christmas isou cannot go wrong with any of the following popular novels. Price 4/- each. Post Free. The Man Trail, by Henry Oyen. A. fine story ol the Bex Beach ami Zane Grev tvpe. Betty Grier, by J. h. Waugh. The best Scottish novel publirked for vears. The Bright Eyes of Banger, by ,Tohn Foster. A splendid historical story of 1745 that might have been written by Stevenson. The Crimson Gardenia, by Rex Beach. There is only one Bex Beach, and his admirers are legion. Coo-oee-ee, by .T. B. Cooper. A Tale of Bushmen from Australia to Anzac. A Bousing storv of Gallipoli. The Girl Philiopa, by P.. W. Chambers. A splendid novel dealing with the secret services ■•' Britain. France, and Germany. When a Man's A Man. by Harold'Bell Wright. The Suoreme Desire, by' Gertrude Page. Lcatherface, by Baroness Orc/.y. Author of the "Scarlet Pimpernel." The Roundabout, by .T. K. Buckrose. Author of "Down Our Street." Bars of Iron, Ethel M. Bell. Author of "The War of An Eagle." "1914." hv .Tnlm Ojcenhnm. The Proof of the Pudding, by Meredith Nicholson. Daman's, bv Lucas Malet. The War ' Wedding, bv C. X. and A. M. Williamson. The Lightning Conductorcss, by 0. N. and A. M. Williamson. The Matchmakers, by .T. E. Bnckrose. Author of "Down Onr Street." Non-combatants, bv Rose XTaeaulay Author of "The Lee Shore." Rainbow's End, by Rex. Beach. Men. Women, and Guns, by "Sapper." Author of "The Lieutenant and Others." Some There Are, by Gertrude Page. Wbitcombe & Tombs. Ld., Dunedin

Mr F. Milner, rector of the Waitaki Boys' High School, during the presentation of certificates on the 13th met., mentioned that the absence of a number of boys was accounted for by the fact that 70 per cent, of the boarders of the school Were away in the country, helping the settlers with ehearinET operation o . Also, quite a number of the dav scholars were absent through the samo causo.