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Southland Times, Issue 22510, 19 February 1935, Page 6

DEE STREET. MORE INFORMING BOOKS! The World in Modern Science. ' Einstein says of this book: Anyone who is anxious to acquire knowledge will find this book no less absorbing than an exciting novel. But the book has also something to offer to the scientist.” . 8/-. Naomi Mitchinson’s Vienna Diary. Vienna after the Civil War—in this day to day Diary she tells us what she saw, did and felt. A book of rare poignancy, dramatic incident and some historical importance. 8/-. The Breezy Coast (Berwick to John o’ Groats). Here’s a fine travel book, the route —Berwick-Dunbar, Edinburgh - St. Andrews-Dundee-Arbroath - Montrose - Aberdeen - Peterhead-Lossiemouth-Inverness - Wick, etc. with 16 Plates. Wonderful value. 5/-. Let’s See the Lowlands—A companion volume, covering the districts from Carlisle to Peebles, to Ayr, Ballantrae, Dumfries and Ecclefechan. 5/-.

Afoot in Italy—24B pages John Gibbons writes interestingly of his wanderings. Of the Duce as an orator he says, “’There is no rhetoric at all. Nothing but the plainest of facts plainly presented for all to hear.” Read more! this little book. Eales of A Traveller; Stanley Rogers records some of his experiences in many parts of the world over a period of 30 years’ wandering. There are 10 pen sketches by the author. Price 5/-._ Wings. My 25 years of Flying. Captain Baird," winner of the Schneider Trophy, and one of the air “aces” of the world, tells this tale. There are 22 illustrations. Full of interest. 11/-. Great Democrats. 40 vital studies by 40 brilliant writers. 40 men and women speak to this age. 12/6. DEE STREET. WATCH YOUR CHILD DOES SHE SQUINT WHEN READING OR DOES SHE COMPLAIN OF NOT SEEING WELL? CAN SHE SEE AT A DISTANCE, OR DOES SHE HAVE TO HOLD EVERYTHING VERY CLOSE! There are all Signs of Poor Eyesight and should be corrected immediately. BRING YOUR CHILD IN TO US AND LET US EXAMINE HER OR HIS EYES. D.8.0.A., F. 1.0. (London), CONSULTING OPTICIAN, DEE STREET. ■ OPP. P.O. INVERCARGILL.

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