Page 4 Advertisements Column 3

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2378, 6 February 1915, Page 4

rpHE FINEST GIFT BOOK FOB CHIT,- - 1 DREN is the CHILDREN'S ENCYCLOPAEDIA,8 n Large, Handsome Cloth-bound Volumes, .*• containing 5382 Pages of New Clear Type, and 8004 Illustrations, from Photographs, etc., including 542 in colour. .£4. 4s. the Sat. THE BOOK OF POETRY gives 494 poems, 484 nursery rhymes and 33 pieces. THE BOOK OP STORIES include 92 Fables, 90' Fairy Tales, 81 Legends, 67 Historical Tales, 89 Miscellaneous, and 406 illustrations. THE BOOK OF FAMILIAR THINGS treats of 65 subjects, with 1247. illustrations. THE BOOK OF COUNTRIES tells about So different parts of the world, with 623 illustrations. MEN AND WOMEN SECTION deals with the life stories of 834 people. THE WORLD OF BOOKS deals with lfi Slays of Shakespeare, and 52 other ooks. THE BOOK OF NATURE oontains 1465 pictures (79 in colour), including 188 animals, 32 reptiles, 209 birds, 106 fish, 202 insects, 728 flowers. THE BOOK OF WONDER gives tlie answer to 1097 puzzling questions commonly asked by young folks. THE GREAT INDEX of 25,000 entries makes every important fact easy to find. The London "Times" describes the "Children's Encyclopaedia" as "a successful and original attempt to give the children, without frightening or wearying them, that store of general information which, in the curriculum of schools, they acquire very slowly or not at all." SEND FOR PROSPECTUS FREE. WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, Lambton Quay, Wellington. fJIHE BEST BOOKS AS USUAL. Strindborg's latest volume of PLAYS, Vol. IV. Is. 6d. F. W. Bain's new book, A SYRUP OF BEES. 4s. 6d. Robert W. Service's latest verses. RHYMES OF A ROLLING STONE. 4s. 6d. W. L. George's mneh-talked-of and clevor novel. THE SECOND BLOOMING. 3s. 6d. E. V. Lucas's latest success, A WANDERER IN VENICE. 6s. Also, his new novel, LANDMARKS. 3s. 6d. The last literary work of the late Earl Roberts, THE RISE OF WELLINGTON. 3s. 6d. Companion volumo to the above, by Viscount Wolseley, THE DECLINE AND FALL OF NAPOLEON. 3s. 6d. S. AND W. MACKAY, 86 Lambton Quay, , And at Cuba Street and Masterton. N.Z. BIBLE, TRACT. AND BOOK SOCIETY, • Jl Willis Street, Wellington. JAY A, WHICH MEANS VICTORY. 6s. This is the story of a Hindu girl of Wgh degree, tolling of her lifo's struggles as a maiden, wife, and ■ mother, by Beatrice M. Harband. BROWN FACES, a < missionary book for Methodist boys and girls, 'by Rev. J. W. Burton, fid. ' i PRINCESS MARY'S BOOK. 3s. 6d. In . aid of Belgian Fund. KING ALBERT'S BOOK. 3s. 6d. In aid of Belgian Fund. I ?fiOiHINEI>'T With SIMILAR- I