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bhiidren's Books for Christmas. At ALF. ROBINSON'S. MOW is the time to secure the Children's Books which you are going to buy for Christmas Presents it's a mistake to leave them until the last week; if it is not convenient to pay the whole aniuunt for your purchases now, we will help you—all you need to do is to send us your order together with 25 per cent, deposit (3d' for each Is.), and we will reserve until Christmas Jive any goods you require. \V ith the arrival this week ex Araw-t of a further 3 cases of Reward and Picture Books our stocks will be complete, and will bo the finest we have had for years. The prices are right (being lower in many instances than Wellington), and the variety is immense. ■ TOY BOOKS we have without number, and most of the Children's Annuals have now arrived, including: Girl's Own Annual, 16/6 (posted 17/6) Boy s Own Annual, 16/6 (posted 17/6) Chums Annual. 146 (o.'stnd 15/6) Our Darlings, 6/- (posted 6/6). Playbox, 7/- (posted 7/9). Child's Companion, 3/6 (posted 3/11). Our Little Dots, 3/6 (posted 3/11) Tiny Tots, 3/6 (posted 3/11). Etc., etc., eto. Remember, we order the above six months ahead, and it is impossible to forecast the demand ; that is why we recommend you to place your order now. A list of Books for Christmas Gifts for Adults we will give you later. JLr the meantime we mention three books in heavy demand. Re-Croati'in of Brian Kent, by Harold Bell Wright, Waif-o'-the-Sea. by Townsend Brady (this is a splendid story for a youth). City of Masks, by George Ban M'Cutcheon. SI- each (posted (5/5), from AW. Robinson's, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS. 54 Hardy Street, Nelson. ¥ ALLEY LIGHT is cheaper to run *~* than kerosene and candles—it gives you all the comforts and conveniences r»f electricity in your home and eliminates all risk of fire from naked ugiits. *Vrite or call to-day for Dartiinji&ri* S WINN & CO., LTD.. NELHON . - . We have just opened a beautiful range in ladies' dainty lingerie, in all the latest shapes and styles. Nightdresses, in fine longclofn, cambric and tarantulle, trimmed' with embroidery and China Lace, at prices ranging from 10s 6d, 14s 6d to 22s 6d. White Underskirts in Longcloth at 5s 6d, 10s 6d, 11s 6d and ' 16s 6d. In fine Telablanca, at 22s 6d Embroidered Camisoles, ribbon threaded, and embroidered, from 6s 6d, 8s 6d to 13s 6d. Shadow Lace Camisoles, Ping ribbon threaded and shoulder straps. Price 9s 6d each. Ladies' White Knickers from 6s 6d 3 8s 6d to 11s 6d. American Shape Knickers in Telablanca, trimmed China lace, at 10s 6d and 12s lid. Chemises in Longclpth and Cambric from 5b 6d to 9s 6d each., -G. Page ft-Sbna;. LTD., DRAPERY DEFIV

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