INEXPENSIVE BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. TITLES TO SUIT ALL TASTES. P. G. WODEHOUSE: “Piccadilly Jim,” I/® “Damsel in Distres s I/ 9 JOHN BUCHAN: “A Prince of The Captivity, 2/6. “Mr Standfast,” 2/6. ARTHUR BRYANT: “Macaulay.” A short Biography, 2/6 MONA WILSON: “Queen Victoria, ‘ J /' > . BONAMY DOBREE: “Casanova,” z/b - MARK TWAIN: “Huckleberry Finn.” The Book of the Picture. 2/6. “This Comrade of Tom Sawyer is a Joy.” JAMES HILTON: “To You, Mr Chips, 2/9 F. S. SMYTHE: „ . “Over Tyrolese Hills, ADMIRAL SIR R. BACON: “The Jutland Scandal, o/WILLIAM GUY CARR: “By Guess and By God> <>/-• BEVERLEY NICHOLS: “Evensong,” A. G. MACDONELL: “How Like An Angel, 2/9. MAURICE WALSH: “While Rivers Run, 2/J. JEFFERY FARNOL: ■'The Amateur Gentleman, 2/9. Postage Extra. DEF, STREET, INVERCARGILL. TELEPHONE 393. FOR CHRISTMAS BOOKS. INEXPENSIVE XMAS GIFTS DISPLAYED , AT BOYES’ CUAKANTEEU NIT4FIT A PURE SILK. MOCK FASHIONED HOSE 3/11 Per Pair. PURE SILK FULL FASHIONED HOSE No. 115 5/11 per Pair. MIGNON 6/11 per Pair. EMBASSY 9/11 per Pair. Handbags LADIES’ GENUINE BRITISH MOROCCO HANDBAGS; smart styles; good fittings. In Black. Brown, Navy. Green. 14/6. 19/6. 25/- to £5/5/-. SHOPPING BAGS GENUINE LEATHER ZIP SHOPPING BAGS Navy. Brown and Black. 9/11 to 21/- each. WEEK-END BAGS The latest style in WEEK-END BAGS, in Brown and Navy. 25/- and 35/- each. Gloves LADIES’ FANCY GAUNTLET KID GLOVES: light and dark fawn. 10/6 per Pair. LADIES’ PLAIN SLIP ON WHITE WASHING'. REAL DOESKIN GLOVES. 7/6 per Pair. LADIES' WHITE SILK GLOVES, with fancy gauntlet. Special Value at 1/11 per Pair. Scarves NEW GEORGETTE SQUARES. New designs, new colourings. 4/11 each. Stationery New Designs in FANCY BOXED STATIONERY. 1/6.1/11 and 2/6 per Box. POWDER COMPACTS New designs in METAL POWDER COMPACTS 4/11 & 5/11 each. blotters HANDPAINTED BLOTTERS; dainty Floral designs. Real works of art. 2/6 and 2/11 each.
CIRCULATION CERTIFICATE -Of— THE SOUTHLAND TIMES AVERAGE NET DAILY CIRCULATION 10,040 TTTE have examined the books and VV circulation records of The Southland Times Co., Ltd., for the six months, March 1 to August 31,1939, and certify that the average net circulation for the period is—--10,040 Copies Per Day. The net circulation has been ascertained according to the formula approved by the Newspaper Proprietors’ Association and the Association of New Zealand Advertisers WEBB & STARK, Auditors for the Proprietors. CUTHBERTSON Be OSBORNE. Public Auditors. September 11. 1938. MR G, C. BECKETT. Secretary of the Association of N.Z. Advertisers states:— “The Southland Times has the Largest Circulation of any Dpily Paper outside the Four Main Centres of New Zealand”
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Southland Times, Issue 24004, 20 December 1939, Page 6
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