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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1269, 26 October 1911, Page 3

\ I Don't forget your § 11 friends abroad ... 1 ! if The last mail leaving for i I " Home n closes Nov. 17 ■ 1| reaching London Dec. 22 | Why tmt send then Bj| ,| A Dainty booklet § i {*$ They are decidedly better than ordinary Xmas '_ p:> Cards. Each booklet is tastefully prepared and is i |l both properly and beautifully illustrated. A space o£ is reserved for the sender's name and words of ■ $J greeting. Here is a list for your perusal. [ 1 Feathered Friends of the Bush | £;< By JAMES DKUMMOND, describing i 0. in'detail the Birds of New Zealand _ '. m New Zealand in Picture and Song // , Verses by New Zealand Poets on the j£/\H W [',•.■• chief places of interest fej n i i Maoriiand | I H rS A histcrv cf the Maori briefly and beau- M \ [& tifully told f ,£§ New Zealand Rhymes . Poems on Friendship and Memories of _____ f,jf;j both New Zealand and the Motherland V^A If Beauties and Wonders of H.Z. @h §| . Illustrating the natural wonders and the L'J >o ['':?;] beautiful scenery of New Zealand <&_<? © "■o| Antarctica |fS By C. REGINALD FORD, F.R.G.S. [ ; iii Leaves from a diary kept during an l : 'M expedition * !% Maori Fairy Tales FOStefl |; : j Two delightfully told stories of Maori j-*| folk-lore [t ; j From the Maori Seas \4 Poems by JESSIE MACKAY on New V«mf» ;.':>; Zealand Life and Scenery \) £j Pr-J |)5 The Romance of the Moa J ''•:' A r-hnrl. concise history of New Zealand's !, ; i' wonderful bird || f __ __^„_„_,_..__,,_ r __ T _____ __ i- : - Tr> <i fl " '' i !f!V'a N ~ paa&lasfted by - W f.'r " pSj | Wiitsoaiiee i@iils| !l ==_= Lasabtoa Qaay = || i ... , -t-_, ■ __~.. r .... ~,.„..,,,.,.. ..,.,?* O Bennington's cures Influenza. It strengthens and lieals the ' throat and k',n?s, and prevents ir.orc serious troubles. Fifty ' I vcars ;wo vjar folks ;>roved it l« be the safest cr.d surest specific for coughs I and colds—-to-dvy is still without nn equal for all lhro.it and lung affections. ...! Wise porcals always keep i'- on hand, Refute a sul.rt'.l.tc or irnilation which I' ,!«--,/ (lives tlic dealer a bijjcr profit. Insist 0.1 pelting '( Carrageen' '\^ r ' Ifl i'l.ivl Mr.s. E. Woodiiousk,N'otthcote, wriics:- •) /« A TU\Vt have trie,] a b,itlecfi;» n nin g ion'» Irish • ■/;V 1 > ..-"■-jlo aV;.-i Mos; »r.J foun.! it very cood. 1 h.,1 a suHri.n /, \ \1 otiack 0!' infl-.inuza and it saved, me from & :■.,[ i W OV vei-yKroioiMnesj." .31 I c Uheres Parity and Vigour j I IN EVERY DROP OF READ'S g? WwiifUff!) W SSTs" I uubdHtMii isyiiiEdi § It retains through the entire brewing process and after maturing [i; and bottling, the delicious fragrance of the hop with its sweet and '£ soothing perfume. -il It has the sparkling force of a cleverly fermented, beverage k. without the fiery effects of spirits. ■{ It is the mildest of stimulants, in the most palatable form of liquid 4 food, for every- -*7**ir»>-^ [i body and specially j for alt nursing .SIMBMJf^K % mothers ' Mm^ —°^»v 3 s sold ■* ; l EVERYWHERE. I i f I s 1 t ' ; ri • What's in a Name ? f I \ |)V3# name is a household - I <J word for ARTISTIC AND RE- • LIABLE FURNITURE. i fwp^^^ir^f^r^.v'^-^s-Hr -1 "-' — ! WLat you buy from BS is to 0 ' fe^F^|V' i " ; :'riHHj J il':' l ii y° u with Lhtf expectation of in- j 1 ! Pfed^^^iiSi creasing your confidenco in us, and ! : ' ' ?iSilstSii!§|fy' ! ? :Kiys"' ; -Il\s;:' , 'J our Trade with you. Wc invito you ' 1! : ::T.'@iMo P'- lo call and s«?o for yourselves tho j :1 s ~Cli Furniture in courso of manufacture | r : 0 ; '$ ouly I3est; of latCT i a l s De ' n S • :1 I \ip whilo our prices aro on tho t 5- I mm 1il ! Lowest Stale. j ! 1 EDWARD GOLLDE, I M I J ARTS CRAFTSMAN, ii S It I :. [■ 17C RIDDEFOED STREET. (1 1 ■