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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2747, 15 April 1916, Page 9

' WAR GIFT BOOKS. If you are giving boots for . a ,E r6B 1 2?ff the -best book gift is one of the Girt Books. By purchasing these you will help our Soldiers and Sailors. THE COUNTESS OF "LIVERPOOL'S GIFT BOOK. New Zealand's Own Gift Book. The only Gift Book sold that direcfly-benefit® out own soldier boys. The ENTIRE proceeds of the sale of this book are 'devoted to the care of the sick and wounded soldiers of Now Zealand j «£SQ() has already been handed in by tho publishers of this work to the Fund. 'An equal amount can also 'be given to this great cause if you will only help, by, purchasing copies, of this beautiful Gift Book. ,On its literary merit alone it is .unequalled, the cream of New Zealand's literary talent is represented in its pagos. The coloured plate, half-tone illustrations, • black and white drawings and cartoons, are examples of the best work of our leading artists. The. book itself, in its dainty green, art linen cover', and the quality of the letterpress and illustrations, are of a grade that is,6eldcto reached.. It is the ideal present for a friend, a book that will be kept and treasured for years to'come as a memento and a reminder .of the part New Zealand's own sons took in the Great War. Art Cloth Binding, 4s. 6d., post free. Edition de Luxe . (suedejj . - (autographed edition), 21s 1 . 6d. post. free. THE RED CROSS STORY BOOK. By : famous ■ novelists noiv serving in His Majesty's Forces. Illustrated in colour and black and white. All profits on Sale, given to tho "Red Cross." 2s. 6d., postage sd. EDMUND- DULAC'S GIFT BOOK, for ' the-French Eed Cross; 16 plates, in colour by Edmund Dulao. 45., postage 7d. ' • SCOTLAND TOE EVER. . A Gift Book of the prowess, gallantry,, and the glory of tho Scottish Regiments; 16 plates, in colour .of famous Scottish Battle Paiutings. All profits to the . Scottish Branch of the British -Eed Cross Society. 45., postage 7d. . MADAM MELBA'S GIFT BOOK of Australian Art and Literature. Profusely illustrated in colour'and in line. . All . profits devoted to the Belgian Relief > fund. 55., postage 6d. KING ALBERT'S GIFT BOOK. Entire - proceeds from sale of this book *o to t)ie "Daily. Telegraph" Belgian Fund. Clotl) 15.,, postage Bd. Special Bindings—French Morocco, 12s. Gd., postage Bd.'; Lambskin, 155., postage Bd. PRINCESS MART'S GIFT BOOK. Illustrated in colour-and-black and white. This was Sio first Gift Book published, All profits on sale given to the Queen's "Work for Women" Fund. Cloth 3s. 6d., postage. sd. Special Bindings—Half Algerian Morocco, 7s. (id., postage Bd.; Full Algerian Morocco, 12s. 6d., postage 8(1.; Full Lambskin, 12s. Gd;, postage Bd. BLINDED SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' GIFT BOOK. Illustrated. AJI profits on. the sale of this book given to the Disabled Soldiers' and Sailors' Fund. I 4s.y postage sd. WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, Lambton Quay, Wellington. THE GOOD BOOKS ARE. THE DARDANELLES—An 'Epic told in Pictures.', This is the finest collection of pictures of the Dardanelles operations that has been published. Contains a fine photograph of General Birdwood in his dug-out, and 90 other illustrations, printed on beautiful art paper, with an official description of operations. 35., posted 3s. 4d. THE WAY OF THE RED CROSS. Cheap edition of this great story of the work , of the Red Cross in the present great war. Is. 6d., posted Is. lOd. GLORIOUS DEEDS OF AUSTRALASIANS IN THE GREAT WAR, by E. C. Buley. 45., posted 4s. sd; THE FRINGES OF THE FLEET, by Rudyard Kipling. 9d., posted lid. THE STORY OF THE SCOTTISH COVENANTS, by D. Hay Fleming, LL.D. 13. 6d., posted !s. Sd. ' ROBBIE DOO, by Joseph Laing Waugh. The Reminiscences of Robbie Dob have now become a claasio. Is.'6d., posted Is. 9d. COUNTRY CLASH: The. Sayings and Doings of Meggy Dowman, by Ida Bell. Is. 6d., posted Is. 9d. THE GREY DAWN, by Stewart Edward White. 3s. 6d., posted 3s. lid. UNLIKELY MINISTRIES OF GOD, by Rev.' J. Stuart Holden, M.A. Is. 6d;, posted Is. 9d. • N.Z. BIBLE, TRACT, AND BOOK -SOCIETY, 71 Willis Street, Wellington. H. C. SOUTH, Manager. NEW SUPPLIES. " SURGEON .IN KHAKI." By Dr. A. A. Martin. . Price 6s!' ( 6d., with postage 7s. G. H. BENNETT AND CO., Booksellers, etc., Palmerston ■ North. ■*' ; FROM MONS TO YPR-ES. A Personal Narrative By FREDERIC COLEMAN, F.R.G.S. MR. COLEMAN (whoso lectures in Wellington created great interest/ was for eleven months at Hie Front, during the most critical period. A Graphic and Stirring Book is promised by ONE WHO KNOWS. Stocks to arrive early in May. Orders now being received. Price, 6s. S. AND W. MACKAY, 88 Lambton Quay, .WsllwtOß.