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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 306, 14 September 1918, Page 11

SAND W. MACK AY. • ' . NEW BOOKS. . ..', ENGLISH. .SYNONYMS- EXPLAINED'. ■ -.- By. George Crabb. Copious, illustrations ami examples drawn froni the Jjcst.wvitets.' P.rke> 55.; postage Oil. FLAGS'OI' THE WORLD. By W. .).. Staoke. Their story anil assooiations past'and present, with over 500 illustrations. Price 10s.; postage lid. THE EIGHTS OF CITIZENSHIP. A survey of safeguards' lor the people. Price 'is.; postage Gil. • • GREENHOUSE AND CONSERVATORY. By Paul Husluck. Their construction and heating. WuH illustrated. Price 35.; postage 4d. .. .PHYSICAL STRENGTH AND HOW I ACQUIRED IT. By. Hackenschmidt. Health and physical fitness illustrated. Price 25.; postage -1(1. . SMALL DYNAMOS AND MOTORS. How to make, test, and repair them, Fully illustrated. Price lOd.j postage 3d. ';'.' ",- ' ■. ' SPECIAL: ■-"■■■ .COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS qt ' ALGERNON CIIARLEi! SWINBURNE. Published , in five wellbound cloth volumes/ Price 255. set; postage 9d. ■ S. AND W. MACK AY. Wellington and Mastcrton. NZ. BIBLE, TRACT, AND-'*BOOK SOCIETY. THE ATONEMENT IN THE LIGHT .OF HISTORY AND THE -MODERN SPIRIT. New book, by Prof. David .Smith, DD. Posted 6s. 10a. BAYS'"OF- DAWN. New book, by > Bishop of London.' Posted ,4s. sd. PROPHECY AND THE LORD'S RETURN: A Collection of Popular. •Vrticles and Addresses, by Jemee M. Gray, D.D. Posted 4s. 9d. LIGHT FOR THE LAST DAYS, by H. Grattau Guinness. Posted 6s. 1id.... THE MEN WHO DIED IN BATTLE, by ,T. Paterson Smyth. Poste<l 2s. MY'LOVE'S BUT A LASSIE, bylvatha--rine Tynan;'4s. lid. posted. LOVE ETERNAL, by H. Eider Haggard. , 4s. lid. posted. : . i\-"Z BIBLE, TRACT, AND BOOK. SOCIETY, 71 Willis Street, Wellington. The Germans are using church organ pipes for making munitions, says a recent new's item. 'Apparently the- Hun .thinks- that what llhs proved so usehi in onp kind, of service might very wel hi? pressed into another. We liave all heard o? the Pipes.of Pan; these may I)-, termed.the Pipes of Pan-German-ism. Certainly in the past Germans have been anxioim to set the impress of-.kultur on other rntions, but to hurl their nmsicnl attainments thus forcibly, -at usis beyond a joke. Allied soldiers who have hitherto had no ear for music will bo able- to boast how they were ''forcibly struck by the pipe-system of.; the Dusseldorf 'Cathedral organ," or to recall "the feelings aroused within them by their first .acquaintance with the handsome Cologne instrument." If at any time I meet a composer of .songs who was formerly a fruit merchant,- or a choirmaster who was sit one-time an unmusical plumber, I sliall assume tlmt he once served in France, and still carries German bullets about in his body.—"Melbourne Argus." The pan'tpminie "Dick Whitlingtoii and His Cat" was advertised to appear at llis Majesty's Theatre) Brisbane, on the evening of August 9, and by 7.30 o'clock practically every seat in the theatre was occupied. Towards ](J o'clock, however, the management announced that the performance could not take place, as the properties and the costumes had not arrived. They were booked by the Sydney mail train ilnrmc the day. The Department ran the mail train in two divisions. The theatre luggage was on the second division, fiiiil was landed at the theatre sooti after 10 o'clock. The great audionre showed wonderful patience, and quietly left the building after the management had announced that either the seats could bo booked for another night or the. money claimed at the door. Furniture-removing wo ilo really well. Why? Bocauso we have the beet" of vehicles, and expert hands who do l.ho work carefully. Engago our motor van next timq. i "Shifts" about, out of. or id to town. A saving—naturally. Tlio New Zealand Express Co., Ltd., S7ri)l Customiioufco Q«ay."-Advt. :