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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18206, 17 June 1921, Page 8

Buy a Book Now! Buy a Useful Book! Buy that Book at H. I. JONES & Sou Ltd. STOCK REDUCING SALE NOW AT ITS HEIGHT IT IS RARELY THAT A STOCK OF BOOKS LIKE OURS IS OFFERED AT SUCH PRICES WE GIVE A DISCOUNT OF TWOPENCE IN THE SHILLING OFF THE ADVERTISED PRICES, AND WE ALSO PAY POSTAGE? READ THESE LISTS:

BOOKS OX PHOTOGRAPHY. Nature Photography 2/3, Developers and Development 2/3, Early Work in Photography 2/3, The Principles of Simple Photography 2/3, Negative Making 9d, Photographic Cameras 1/9, Photographic Chemistry 1/9, Hand Camera Photography 1/9, Photography for the Beginner 1/9, Outdoor Photography 2/6. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN TECHNICAL Sv IEN CE. HERE ARE SOME TECHNICAL BOOKS tEdited by Hasluck.) Practical Brick Work 3/-, Practical Gas Fitting 3/-, Painters’ Oils, Colours and Varnishes 3/-, Practical Staircase Joinery 3/-, Domestic Hot Water Apparatus 3/-, Practical Hand Railing 3/-, Practical Plumbers' Work 3/-, practical Boot and Shoe Culling and Clicking 3/-, Practical Graining and Marbling 3/-, Practical Painters’ Work 3/-, Practical Sanitary and Convenience and Drainage 3/-, Maire’s Graining and Marbling 3/-, Maire’s Wood Finishing 3/-, Maire's interior Painting 2/6, Maire s Exterior Painting 2/6. WEALE’S TECHNICAL SERIES. Carpentry and Joinery 4/6, Grammar of Colouring 4/-, Circular Work in carpentry 3/6, Wens and Wed sinking 3/b, Plumoing, House Drainage o/-, Roads and Streets 8/b, Gasnttiug 3/-, Elementary Decoration 2/6, Wood Engiaving 1/9, Letter Painting 2/3, Quantiliees ano Measurements 2/3, Ready Reckoner for Land 3/-, Roof Carpentry 3/-, Snips and Boats 2/-, Practical plastering 2/b, Surveying 3/-. CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. THIS IS FOR YOU. (Hodgson) Carpenters' and Joiners’ Pocket Companion 2/-, (Audsley) Amateur Joinery and Carpentry 6/-, (Mitchell) Carpentry Workshop Practice 2/3, (Barnard) Home Carpentry 3/-, (Simmonds).Woodwork Carpentry and Joinery 1/6, (Hall) The Young Carpenter 6/6, (Hougson) Modern Carpentry 5/-, (Hasluck) Carpentry and Joinery 10/6, (Townsend) Carpentry 3/-. ENGINEERS. YOU CANNOT DO WITHOUT THESE ENGINEERING BOOKS. (Huttons) Engineers’ Hand Book 27/6, (Fowler) Mechanical World Year Book 3/-, Practical Engineer’s Pocket Book 2/6 (Walker's) Electric Lighting and Heating 7/6, (Jones) Mechanical Draining 8/6, The Steel Square and Its Lse 4/-, (Wallis Taylor) Relrigeraiion 7/6, (Hodgson) Locomotive Management 3/6, (Brooks-James) Electric Light and Power 8/6, (Metson) The Clerk of Works 3/-. ARE YOU A MASON? MASONIC BOOKS. (Laurance) Masonic Jurisprudence 10/-, Perfect Ceremonies Mark Master Mason 1/6, Perfect Ceremonies Craft Masonry 6/6, The W. Master's Work 2/9, The Deacons’ Work 2/9, The Mark Work 2/9, The Wardens’ Work 2/9, The Chaplain and Organist’s Work 2/9, The Complete Workings Royal Arch Degree 7/6. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN ASTRONOMY. (R. S. Ball) Comets and Shooting Stars 1/9, (Eigie) Complete Star Guide 2/3, An Easy Guide to the Southern Stars 1/6; (Proctor) Easy Star Lessons 7/-, (R. S. Ball) The Story of the Heavens 15/-, (Bonney) The Story of Our Planet 15/-, (Hamilton) Our Own and Other Worlds 3/6.

MR MOTORIST. KNOW THY CAR OR MOTOR-CYCLE. THESE ARE FOR YOU. The Motor Manual 5/-, Motors and Motoring 2/6, Catechism of the Motor-car 5/-„ The Auto Car Handbook 5/-, Faults and How to Find Them 3/6, Hayter’s Upkeep of the Motor-car 1/9, Walford’s Maintenance and Repairs of Motor-cars 4/6, Tracing Troubles 3/-, Petrol Motors 1/9, How to Drive a Motor Cycle 9d, Practical Motor-car Repairing 2/3, Business Motor Hand Book 5/-, The Small Car Hand Book 3/6, Hints and Tips tor Motor Cyclists 2/6, Motor Cyclists’ a.B.C. 3/-, A.B.C. of the Motor Cycle 6/6, Motor Cycles and How to Manage Them 3/6, Care ot the Car 1/9, The Motorist’s Workshop 2/3, The Art of Driving a Motor Cycle i/9. The Complete Motorist 8/6, Automobile Repairing Maue Easy 2 5/-. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. BUY SOME Or IHEaE BOOKS lUR YOUR BOYS. The “Model Engineer” series of handbooks 1/- each. Smail Accumulators, How Made and Used, The slide vaive, simply Explained, Electric Beils and Alarms, Telephones and Microphones, Electric Batteries, Simple Electric w oi king Moueis, simple Mecaanieal Working Models, Induction Coils tor Amateurs, Smau Electric Motors, Simple Scientific Experiments, The Locomotive, Simply Explained, Simple Experiments in state Electric Lighting tor Amateurs, Mouei steam Turbines, ’me Beginner's Guiue to the Lathe, Gas and Oil Engines Simply Explained, A Guide to Stanuaru Screw inreads and Twist Drills (small sizes), simple Chemical Experiments, Electrical Apparatus Simply Explained, ’ The Wimsnurst Machine, How to Make and Use It; Alternating Currents Simply Explained, vvinumiiis and Wind Motors How to Build and Kun Them. LEARN SOMETHING ABOUT NURSING. YOU MAY NEED IT. NURSING BOOKS. (Wiles) Treatment After operations 1/6, (Husking) Banuaging Made Easy 1/6, (Carson), Asepsis ana how to Secure It 1/6, tMaitland) Essentials of lever Nursing 1/6, (Pye) Elementary Bandaging and surgical Dressing 1/6, (Leslie) Health ot a Woman 1/9, (Warwick and Tunstall) First Aid to the Injured and Sick 1/9, (Cantlie) British Red Cross Manual, in 4 parts, 1/9 (Maitland) How to Read and Write Prescriptions 1/6, (Bryan) Nurses’ Complete Medical Dictionary 6/-, (xuather) Health and Home Nursing 2/9, (Williams) Surgical and Obstetrical operations «/- (Newsome) Home Nursing i/b, (Maxwell) Practical Nursing 12/-, (Pope) A Medical Dictionary tor Nurses 6/-, (Thurstan) A 'text Book of War Nursing 5/-, (Watson) Wounds and Their Management 1/6, (Pharmacist) . Principal Drugs and Their Uses 1/6 (Steward and Cult) Practical Nursing 12/-, (French) The Materis Medica 3/6. THIS IS FOR ALL WHO LOVE A GOOD NOVEL. A Chance to get 6/- Novels at 3/11. I COME—SEE OUR WINDOWS

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