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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16113, 30 April 1923, Page 8

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books Foe A LIST WORTH RUNNING THROUGH. FOR THE DICKENS' READERS— We have a complete set of CHARLES DICKENS (25 volumes), in a neat ~ red cloth binding, clear type, thin paper. The Set for £3/10,0. FOR ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS— , ADVANCED ACCOUNTS, by'R N. Carter. A Manual of Advanced ißobk-kceping and Accountancy. , 12/- eacli. FOR SHAKESPEAREAN' LOVERS— An Illustrated Edition of SHAKESPEARE, with 50 Black and White and Colored Illustrations; 15/-. Also a complete SHAKESPEARE, strongly bound in cloth, 1352 pages; 10/- each. ' . FOR WIRELESS ENTHUSIASTSElementary Principles of Wireless Telegraphy, by Bangav, in 2 parts; 4/6 each. Text Book on'Wireless Telegraphy, by R. Stanley; 15/6. FOR NURSES— Watson's Handbook for Nurses; 11/-. Practical Nursing, by Maxwell and Pope; 12/-. Obstetrical Quiz Book, by Carlson.; 6/6. Bryan's Nurses' Complete Medical Dictionary; ?/'-. FOR CRICKETERS— The Art of Cricket, by Warwick Armstrong; profusely illustrated; 6/-. FOR BUDDING POLITICIANS—. The Life and Work of R. J. Scddon; 8/6. FOR THE SHEEPFARMER— The New Zealand Farmers'' Account Book. Sheepfarming in New Zealand, by Wm, Perry ; 5/-. « The Key to Success in Dairying under Australasian Conditions; 6/-. NEW AND RECENT FICTION (6/- Each)— The Tale of Trioua,, by W. J. Locke. The Shadow of the East, by the Author of The Sheik. Tell England, by Ernest Raymond. Fair Harbor, by Joseph Lincoln. Square Deal Sanderson, by C. A. Seltzer. Peradventure, by Robert Keablc. The Latest 2/6 Editions, Bar Twenty-three, by Mulford. The Moon Out of Reach, by Margaret Pedler. Ridgway of Montana, by' W. M. Raine. Swift Lighting, by J, A.Curwood. Webster's Man's Man, by Peter Kyne. The Long Lone Trail, bv A. 6. Hales. The Pace of the Ox, by Mills Young. The Cow Puncher, by R. J. Stead. Sweet Stranger, by Bertha Ruck. The Valley of Silent Men, by J. A. Curwocd, Silver Wings, by Christine J. Slade. ■ 2/6 EACH. FOUR COPIES, POST PAH), 1 ()//} TPHOKF Ko. 123.

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