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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19165, 23 November 1927, Page 9

A CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS BALL. The improved "Henley" Tennis Ball is upholding all the claims made on its behalf. For accuracy—perfect bound and true flight—together with length of life, the "Henley" knows no equal. Approved by the New Zealand Tennis Association, and Canterbury Association for open tournaments. New stocks of both "Henley" and Ayrea "C.S." available at Tisdalls, Ltd., Tennis Specialists, Cashel street. —o

A LITERARY FEAST. A. A. Milne "Now We are Six," 95.; Tomlinson (author of "Sea and the Jungle") "Gallion's Reach," 6s; Locke, "The Kingdom of Theophilus," 6s; Broster, "The Gleam in the North," 6s; Farnol, "The Quest of Youth," 6s; Deeping, "Kitty"; Crawley, "The Mystic Rose" (revised edition) 2 vols. 37s 6d; The Complete Plays of Bernard Shaw, in neat case, £6 6s; Lawrence, "The Revolt in the Desert" (now withdrawn from print), 30s; The Broadway Travellers' Library, "Henry Teonge," and "Pero Tafur," each 16s; "Great Short Stories of the World," lis. These and many others from Isitt's Book Store, the Home of High-class Books. — 6 "PRICE'S"—THE KIDDIES' JOYDRINK. Billy, Tommy, and Jane—ail scramble to Mother when she produces the well-known bottle containing that delicious summer cordial made with Price's Concentrated Beverage. So cooling, wholesome, and costs so little. A Is 6d bottle actually makes three gallons Flavoured Raspberry, flavoured Lemon, and flavoured Lime are among some of the fine flavours. None as good as "Price's." «>

"NOW WE ARE SIX." Those who read that charming book of verse- "When We Were Very Young"-by A. A. Milne, will enthusiastiralk welcome a further volume by the same author, entitled "Now »>e Are Six." Verv quaintly illustrated by E H. Shepoard, this book (and its companion volume) is featured at Simpson and Williams. It would make a gratifying Christmas present. ■>