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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2675, 22 January 1916, Page 9

BOOKS. NEW BOOKS. | EDMUND DULAC'S PICTURE BOOK, in aid of the French lted Cross. A delightful volume of short stories and articles, illustrated by one .of tho most brilliant book illustrators of tin day. This book, with its charming decorative art cover, is a companion volume to King Albert's Gift Book. 3s. 6d.; postage 7d. MY YEAR UP THE WAK, by Frederick Palmer, including an account of experiences with the troops in. France aiid tltf record of a visit to the Grand Fleet, which is here, given for the first time in its completo form. 7s. 6d.; postage 6d. A CATECHISM OP FIRST AID, %' J. Carvell. , A CATECHISM OF HOME NURSING, by J. -Brown and J. Carvell. These are the authorised books issued by the St. John Ambulance Association, and used in the ambulance classes throughout New Zealand. Each book lid., post free. DAILY MAIL YEAR BOOK, 1916. The cheapest and most complete annual reference;book published; 88 questions, of vital interest discussed, interesting . and valuablo statistics given, special ■ war articles. ■ A remarkable. storehouse of everyday information. A book for the school teacher, the debater, the public speaker. A handy reference guide to the newspaper reader. To road this book is an education in itself. Is. id., post free. SCOTLAND YARD; its. Men and , Methods, by George Dilnot. Is. 6d.; postage 4cl.

THE CRIMES OF ENGLAND, by G. K. Chesterton. Is. 6d.; postage 4u. A HISTORY OF ECONOMIC DOCTRINES, by C. Gido and C. Rist. 18s.; postage Bd. AEROPLANES AND AIRSHIPS, by W. E. Dommett, fully illustrated. Is. 6(1.; postage, dd. . WINTERS PIE, 1915. Stories and articles by: W. Pett Ridge, Harry Graham, G.'R. Sims, G. B. Burgin, Walter Emanuel, Egerton Castle, Keble Howard. Sir H. Lucy, Athol • Forbes. Wm. Lo Queux, Barry Pain, D. C. • Calthrop. Illustrations ;by: John. Hassall, Lawson Wood, H. M. Brocks Leo Cheney, Harry Rountree, Hilda Cowham, W. K. Haselden, Frank Reynolds, and others. Fifty-three .fullpage illustrations, 20 stories of light hujrfour. The best book for the boys at the front. Is. 10d., post free. ROYAL AUCTION BRIDGE, including Nullos, by Taunton t Williams. Problems, points for play, and illustratiyo hands. ' Tho latest book on bridge. 2s. 6d.; postage Id. THE ART ANNUAL, 1915. The art of Henry Woods, B.A. 3s. Gd.; nostage, sd. EVERYBODY'S LARGE SCALE WALL MAP OF NEW ZEALAND AND THE ! BRITISH EMPIRE. , ■ ('This is' absolutely the best value ever given in wall maps. Size of map mounted on cloth and varnished, 3ft. 3in. by 2ft. Gin. On;one side of the sheet is tho map of Now; Zealand, showing railways, railway distances, proposed railways, * steamship routes, poachy routes, ro?ds, submarine telegraphs, heights of principal elevations, comparative State statistics. Inset man of Chatham Islands, alphabetical index to. cities and towns, showing location, population, and banking facilities, also smaller inset map of N.Z. showing former provinces. On the reverso side a map of the British Empire, a table showing the relative size, strength, and commercial position of the world* Powers, also a large map of Australia.' Every home should havo this map hung on its walls, more useful than a picture, yet just as neat. Beautifully lithographed in colours. 7s. Bd.; postage Gd. ® LATEST 'FICTION. 3s. Gd.; postage sd. The Rainbow Trail, Jane Grey; Empty Pockets, Rupert Hughes; The Life Builders, Elizabeth Bejeans; Making Money, Owen Johnson; The Inner Law, Will N. Harben; The. Landloper. Holman Day; Pals IHrst, Franws P. Elliott; Barbara's Marriage, Maude Radford Warren; The Ladder, Philip Curtis; Moonglade, by the author of Martyrdom of an Empress; Bred of the Desert, Marcus Morton; Gossamer, G, A. Birmingham; The Highwayman, H. C. Bailey; Still Jim, 'Honore Willsie: The Ocean Sleuth. Maurice Drake; Me, a Book of Remembrance, Anonymous; Birds' Fountain, Baroness von Hutten; Treasure, W. Dane Bank; I Pose, Stella Benson; The Spirit of the House, Kate Murray; Tho Pool of Gold, Gertrude M. Foxe; The. Rearguard, Sydney C. Grier; The One Girl in the World, Garvice. WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, Lambton Quay, . . Wellington. n WINDSOR— See Illustrations by G. C. Wilmshnrst, Harry Rountree, Lawson Wood, etc., etc., ctc., Is 3d. -ftJEW ZEALAND BIBLE, TRACT, AND BOOK SOCIETY, 71 Willis Street, Wellington. CHILD'S HISTORY 01' THE WAR, in 3 vols., 2s. each. PICTURES FOR THE YOUNG. Mr. John Reith is retiring on a pension at end of January. The new manager is MR. H. C. SOUTH. TITRTINDSOR—See Stories by Gertrude TV Page, Eden Philipotts, S. Maonaughton, and other famous writora. Is. 3d! . WINDSOR— See "Women Doctors in tho War," also "Heroes of the V.C,"- 13. 3d,