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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 144854, 4 December 1915, Page 1

Pronounced Invaluable Books on The War. HOW THE WAR BEGAN I By W, L. Courtney, LL.D. and I J. M. Kennedy, j “ 'How the \ar Began’ is far ‘ more interesting than ‘Britain’s Justification Before the Bar of History,” and should be read by every Briton throughout the world.” THE CAMPAIGN ROUND LIEGE By J. M. Kennedy. “A stirring record of Belgium’s most ’valorous stand against the mighty invader. Nothing that ] happens iu the course of the war can obliterate tho memory of what happened at Liege; it is.a story ! that will always ho worthy _ the telling, and in these pagoe it is well and clearly told,” THE SLAV NATIONS By Srgiau PI. Tucic. “The hidden wealth, of the Slav character. The unopened coffers of art, music, and poetry under - iying the Slav movement. The bed-rock simplicity and power evolving in nur strong 'Ally. These are things largely unknown at present, but greatly worth knowing. ‘Tho Slav Nations’ is uniquely written by a Slav; it is the first ; roallv authoritative account in | l popular form of the Slav nations.” THE FIGHTING RETREAT TO PARIS. By Roger Ingpen. ’“Mr. Roger Ingpen has told the story of the fighting retroat from Mons to the wail of Paris of our small British army. Whatever great deeds the war may give rise to, it can scarcely bring forth any that shall exceed in daring, in indomitable courage and endurance the wonderful record of this triumphant retroat.” Selling by hundreds of thousands. Is 3d each, postage 2d. ...T H E... I B.K. Bookshop | Opposite Empire Theatre, j NEW PLYMOUTH, Phon* 43J, a? S 3 Sty S 3 'Si & DEVON ST. EAST I M PER IA L HOTEL, NEW PLYMOUTH. TITB. CHARLES POTTS, recently of Itx the Star Hotel, Tauranga, and Coronation Hotel. Eltham, has pleasure in announcing that ho has now taken over this , well-known hostelry, and .will be pleased to see all old and new friends. Patrons will find every comfort and modern convenience. Only the Best Liquors stocked. Cuisine will be found excellent. WANTED KNOWN, MRS. HUGHES, Currie Street, has token over those well-known premises, Jubilee Dining Rooms. Accommodation for boarders. Good table. Every attention and civility extended to patrons. e 996 G. E. ROEBUCK, BRICKLAYER, LICENSED DRAIN LAYER, AND PLASTERER, GILL STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Estimates given for all branches of the trade. None hot the best of tradesmen employed. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. b2O EXTENSION OF MOTOR SERVICE. opunake^eltham. NINE-SEATER HUDSON CAR. ON and after Monday, November 29, in addition to the Now PlymouthOpunake service, X will commence a Daily Motor Passenger Service between Opnnake and Eltham. Motor will leave Opunake at 7.15 a.m. for Eltham, returning from Eltham at 4 p.m. Passenger's and parcels at lowest rates. Parcels, may be left and seats booked at Kaspar’s Hotel and Bridge’s Garage, Eltham, and at Lytile’s Garage ('Phone 33), Opnnake. Special trips, may be arranged. A. KASPAR, Driver. A. E. MAGON, Proprietor. f49S TIPS for the Races. Black or White, eat the delicious MILITARY PICKLE. Every live grocer sells it; every sensible person buys it. Price reasonable.