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Southland Times, Issue 21895, 22 December 1932, Page 4

Ml Des s ™ sT A BOOK FOE DAD! John’s Fighting Planes and Aces, illustrated—6/-. , Old Coaching Days in Otago and Southland—s/6 Sir Philip Gibbs’ “Since Then. - - 6/The Outline of Modern Knowledge: 10/Nornsan Angell’s Unseen Assassins. More Heroes of Modern Adventure; 5/Wilkinson’s Life of Nelson, illustrated. 7/6 Hatter’s Castle, Cronin—4/6 McFee’s, The Harbour-master; 10/London Memories, St. John Adcock; 7/6 Travels of Tramp Royal in the Highlands; 6/- . , Grayson’s Adventures in Solitude; 5/The Encyclopaedic Dictionary; 12/6 SOME GOOD STORIES AT: 3/6 Murder Mansion, Wilson; Timber Trail, Sanders; McGlusky’s Great Adventure, Hales: Treasure of Big Waters, Cullum; The Fighting Sheriff, Snow; The Little Grey Shoe, Brebner; A Flight to a Finish, Valentine’s Humour; Florence Bone’s Stars in the Smoke; Denise Robins’ Blaze of Love; Rice, L. Jordan Miln; Above the Bright Blue Sky; Simple Peter Cradd, Oppenheim; Portrait of a Rebel, Netta Syrett. BOOK GIFTS (Latest Fiction): 6/-. Barney O’Hea, Trapper, Hales; Snow in Harvest, Joanna Cannan; The feet Crime, Bruce Graeme; White Roads, Ogden; The Nine Hundred Block, Taylor; First Night, Loma Rea (author of Six Mrs Greenes); High Stakes, Horler; My Brother Jonathan, Brett Young; Smith, Warwick Deeping. FOR MOTHER! New Sets of Threa Jugs in smart square Old Coaching Scenes—lo/6, 11/6 . Country Arbor Scenes, Impressionist designs and All-over patterns—7/6 to 14/6 Set. ~ , . This Iridescent Pottery with luscious Fruit designs in Brown tones is pleasing. Vases: 3/6, 3/11, 6/11, 7/6 Bowls: 6/11, 12/6, 16/6 Gift Cases Mirror Finish Stainless Knives —9/6, 10/6, 16/6, 19/6 A New Bread Board and Knife; in Orange, Helio and Crimson Borders and Handles—B/6 Pair. Two Delightful Dinner Sets; stock patterns. Replacements supplied. Warm Cream Ground with either Black or Dark Green Curving Edge Line. Cups and Saucers go with the Sets—6s/- each. Another good Pattern is the Scotch Thistle’’ —a modest thistle—at 90/6 Set. A Little Parcel of Al Double Silver Plate we are sure would be appreciated in many homes. Afternoon Tea Spoons: 5/Tea Spoons: 8/6 j-dozen. Dessert Size Spoons and Forks: 14/6 J-dozen. Table Size Spoons and Forks: 17/6 J-dozen. GIVE THEM IN SINGLES OR SETS: Good Little Books in an original Buckram Binding: 2/9 each. Mother India, Condemned to Devil’s Island, William, Precious Bane, Gone to Earth, Johnny Walker Tramp, etc. WONDERFUL COLLECTION OF BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. The Mammoth Chums Volume: 16/6 Girls’ Own Annual, 13/6 Woman’s Magazine: 13/6 Boys’ Own Annual 13/6, Tiger Tim’s Annual 8/-, Schoolboys’ and Schoolgirls’ Annual 5/-, Oxford Big Book for Boys 4/6, For Girls 4/6; Punch and Judy’s Children’s Annual 3/-, Warne’s Adventure Book for Boys 3/-, for Girls 3/-; The Monster Rupert Book (with new stories) a great book for Kiddies 4/-; Happy Book for Toddlers 2/6, The Prize Annual for Boys and Girls 3/6, Rainbow Annual 5/-, The Golden Story Book for Boys and Girls 1/9 each, Hobbies’ Annual for Boys 4/6, All-Pic-ture Series for Little Ones 1/6 and 2/11 each, The World’s Fairy Book 4/6, Kipling’s Big Christmas Volume of Animal Stories 8/6. GAMES FOR GIFTS; in Bright Boxes: Compendium of Popular Games, 4/6 Sets of Table Tennis: 4/6, 9/6,12/6, 14/6 Nursery Dominoes, Hoopla, RabbitWarren, Comical Skittles, Turnette, Spiking, in 1/- and 2/- Sets. Jig Saw Puzzles 1/-, 2/—, 2/6. Coloured Dominoes 1/6. Fascination Game 1/3. Lots of Puzzles 1/- each. A GOOD INEXPENSIVE PEN GIFT Is the "Scribe”—a Self-filling Gold Nib Pen, 4/6. There is a good number also at 8/6 in marbled shades. The Black Conway Stewart at 20/- is a Pen for good hard service and the Royal Blue Pen at 9/6 is very attractive. There are some beautiful Pen and Pencil Sets showing, and all the old favourite Pens—Swan, Blackbird, Waterman, Parker, etc. —BIG STOCKS TO CHOOSE FROM—--—Helpful and Capable Attention. —Toy Department full of Attractions— for Christmas Stockings. —Christmas Greeting Cards and 1933— —Calendars and Diaries. Ideal for—- — — Seasonal Wishes. DEB STREET STOP! Look Out for the Lambs on the Windows of CUNDALL’S, The Value Butchers. Shops: Tay Street (between H. and J. Smith and Municipal Theatre; Esk Street (near Railway Station); Kelvin Street (between Esk and Don Street, opposite Alien’s Hall), GOLD SOMETHING TO SPEND—AND HOW TO GET IT! OUT YOUR OLD GOLD TRINKETS AND DENTAL PLATES. PRICES ADVANCED 20 PER CENT. THE BEST PRICES PAYABLE IN THE DOMINION. WE DEAL DIRECT WITH THE ROYAL MINT. DEAL WITH YOUR SOUTHLAND MINT. HOLLOWAY BROS. 126 TAY STREET. PHONE 101. i /Q EACH: 500 Ox Tongues; all one 1/y Price. Nowhere in town but at CUNDALL’S.