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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 149, 19 March 1921, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS LTD. FAMOUS FOR OVER 57 YEARS FOR QUALITY, STYLE, AND VALUE. — « A SELECTION OF NEW BOOKS JUST TO HAND THESE ARE SPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR EASTER TRAVELLERS. CHOOSE YOUR REQUIREMENTS NOW. New supplies of all the most recent publications by the popular authors of today are represented here, and we mention just a few by way of introduction. If the book you want is not here, write us, we probably have it in stock. These • are all good stories. Bs. EACH. Postage 6d Extra. ("PETER JACKSON, CIGAR MERCHANT,” by Gilbert Frankau. “THE GOLDEN APPLE," by Kathlyn Rhodes THE SHADOW MAN,, by Rubv Avres “THE WIDER WAY,” by Diana Patrick. 'J HE LAMP ' fN THE DESERT,” and “THE TOP OF THE WORLD,” by Ethel M. Dell. "HARRIETT AND THE PIPER, "by -Kathleen Norris. HIE BUTTERFLY MAN.” by. Marie Conway Oemler KINDRED Oh THE DUST,” by Peter B. Kyne. “HIDDEN 'TRAILS, by William Patterson White. “THE WINNING CLUE.” by James Hay, Junr,_ LADY LILITH,” by Stephen M'Kenna. "THE SLAYER OF SOULS, ' by Robert Chambers. , 7s. 6d. EACH. Postage 6d. Extrd. -THE MAN OF THE FOREST,” by Zane Grey. 4s. 6d. COPY. Postage 6d. Extra. "RTTOT WITH CRIMSON.” by Geo. Barr M'Cutcheon. “THE ROCKS OF ' S V4.LPRE” "GREAT HEART.” “THE KEEPER OF THE DOOR,” “THE BARS OF IRON” “THE HUNDREDTH CHANCE,” by Ethel M. Dell. "CHILDREN OF THE DEAD END.” by Patrick M'Gill. "SHIELA INTERVENES," "THE RELUCTANT LOVER,” by Stephen MKenna. "THE COMING OF BILL," by P. G. Wodehouse. THE ROARING U?P TRAIL," by Zane Grey/ "WEBSTER-MAN'S MAN," by Peter B. Kyne. • , ■ ■ 3s. 6d. EACH. Postage 4Jd. Extra. f "PATRICIA BRENT," SPINSTER," by the author of "The Rain Girl." 'THE SECRET HAND," “THE MAN WITH THE CLUB FOOT " by Douglas Va - nntine "THE UNDERWORLD, by Janies Welch. "GAPPY RICKS, by Peter B. Kyne "R ANK AND RICHES," “THE HOUSE/OF MEERL LEES" "PETER BINNEY, UNDERGRADUATE," by Archibald Marshall. , COUNTRY CUSTOMERS! PLEASE NOTE THAT OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED FROM GOOD FRIDAY TO EASTER MONDAY. PLAN YOUR SHOPPING ACCORDINGLY. 1 KIRKCALDIE & STAINS LTD. R. HANNAH & CO.. LTD. SPECIAL VALUES. WOMEN’S PATENT SHOES FOR SMART DRESSERS. With the popularity of the Patent Shoe, and the smartness of these models, no woman should miss the* values here listed. No. S3I4—WOMEN’S PATENT SLIP-ON COURT SHOES, with neat tab and buckle ornament, medium toes, Cuban heels. 32s od. No. S2S2—WOMEN’S PATENT SLIP-ON COURT SHOES, higfli tongue, square buckle, smart shaped heels. 355. No. 8379—WOMEN'S PATENT COLT TAB COURT SHOES, pump solt*s, medium pointed toes, Cuban heels. 355. No. SI3O—WOMEN’S PATENT DERBY SHOES, toecaps, Goodyearwelted soles, round toes, smart heels. 355. No. SS9—WOMEN’S PATENT DERBY SHOES, plain fronts, light sewn soles, smartish toe, Cuban heels. 355. No. S3BO—WOMEN’S PATENT COLT RIBBON TIE SHOES, smart toes, pump soles, Cuban heels. 425, Post Free if Cash is sent with order. Uniform Prices at all our Branches. R. HANNAH & CO., LTD., 180 LAMBTON QUAY ANO IM CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. SEVEN DAYS’ FREE TRIAL HERE’S AN OFFER BASED ON CONFIDENCE IN THE GOODS. Come, in, let us explain the "Victory" 3J- X 2> Reflex Camera to you. then take it away home for Seven Days’ Free Trial. Against deposit of its price we allow you to take the instrument away, and at your leisure during Seven Days prove for yourself the' ease with which it works, and the real delight photography with it brings. If' at the end of seven days ■you don’t wish to'keep it. but return it in perfect order, your money will be refunded in FULL without any fuss. Nothing but our unbounded confidence in the quality and value of this splendid British-made Camera could justify us in making such an astonishingly generous offer. PRICE, complete with 3 slides, £22 10s. COME IN AND SELECT YOUR “VICTORY” REFLEX, FITTED WITH COOKE F 4.5 LENS. The 3j x 2i model is ideal for beginners or experts, especially suitable for ladies, and provides a satisfying picture for the minimum outlay in material, etc. Waterworths’ Word is Waterworths* Bond. _ If at any time goods sold or work done fail to satisfy, you are cordially invited to let us know about WATERWORTHS, mm,™.. "THE ANSCO” PEOPLE, 285 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. Also at 58 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, and 705 COLOMBO STREET (opp. Triangle), CHRISTCHURCH. TENDERS. IN'THE MATTER OF GREAT COBAR LIMITED. SIR ARTHUR F. WHINNEY. K.8.E., Receiver and Manager, London. WILLIAM- HORNER FLETCHER, Local Receiver* Manager m New South Wales. TENDERS are invited bv William Horner Fletcher, the Receiver and Manager in New South Wales for'the Debenture Holders of Great Cobar Limited, for the purchase of the following asset's, namely:— Freehold Lands, leaseholds, Rights, Machinery and Plant, Tools, Stores, Rolling Stock and Sundries, Trade Marks, Goodwill, Business and Undertaking of Great Cobar Limited ns existing at the date hereof excluding Live Stock. Book-debts, Cash and Bank Balances and Records but including: Freeholds and Leaseholds and Copper,'Gold, Silver and Coal Mines and Mine Plant. Tools, etc.. Offices and Cottages at Cobar, Wrightville and the Peak, County Robinson, and at Lithgow, County Cook, Leaseholds and Freeholds at Cobar, Wrightville, The Peak; and Lithgow. Railway Sidings at Cobar and Lithgow. The Vendors reserve the right to sell any asset by private treaty before tenders close and to elect whether tenders shall be accepted ' (l) As a. whole. (2) By lots. Tenders are being called for simultaneously in England and Australia. The Lots are more fully described in the schedule which, with Conditions of Sale and forms of tender, may be had on application to the undersigned, or to:— Messrs. David Fell and Co., Equitable Building, 3.50 George Street, Sydney George Ross, Esq., .Lambton Quay, Wellington,. New Zealand. Tenders endorsed as provided in the Conditions and addressed to the Receiver in the case of tenders from Great Britain and Ireland, or tho Local Receiver for tenders from elsewhere than Great Britain and Ireland, must be in file hands of the Receiver or Local Receiver (as the case may be) not later than noon on Fifteenth day of .Tune, 1921. Tho highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Dated at Sydney this First day of February, 1921. Equitable Building, W. H. FLETCHER, 350 George St., Sydney. local Receiver and Manager in New South Wales.

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