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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 242, 7 July 1921, Page 9

Great Orowds yfr 9 » . Come IJaily JiEll Now it is quite time you came along too, it will prove well worth your while. Never before have Wellington folk experienced such an undaunted throw-out of Stationery and Books. •Remarkable values await you in the Fancy Goods, Leather-ware and Toy Sections, too. Join the happy throng who visit Whitcombe s daily — you will not get this chance again. ■ — You should call immediately too I 6/- Novels now 3/6 I IRI 5/- to 6/-Novels now 2/6 •n i lluPiP —-I ' A THORN IN THE FLESH, by Rhoda. Broughton. THE WHITE LADIES OF WORCESTER, by Florence Barclay. THIEVES’ WIT, by Hulbert Footner. THE BROKEN HALO, 'by Florence Barclay. ' I V. BEAUMAROY HOME FROM THE WARS, by Anthony Hope. THE FOLLOWING OF THE STAR by Florence Barclay. ! X A PHANTOM LOVER, by Ruby M. Ayres. I pTT TRFF bv Florence Barclay / i A SERVANT OF REALITY, by Phyllis Bottoms. THE UPAS TREE, by x lorence Barclay. THE LAST SHOT, by Frederick Palmer. ' THE MISTRESS OF SHENSTONE, by Florence Barclay. , " 1 —"1 THE WICKED MARQUIS, by E. Phillips Oppenheim. , | THE GLORY OF THE CONQUERED, by Susan Glaspell. DEEP WATERS, by W. W. Jacobs. SHORTY McCABE LOOKS ’EM OVER, by Sewell Ford. 99 K 7 s? C • 1 THE SPLENDID BLACKGUARD, by Roger Pocock. THE AMAZING INTERLUDE, by Mary Roberta Rinehart. i I TT& KkWSA .MWCUJIIQ MARGARET PROTESTS, by M. Lenora. Bylas. Paffe. U? HICSC OpCUdlb gffSHJWrW TH? RELUCTANT St/phen McKenna. All BOXED STATIONERY THE FRANTIC BOAST, by Mal6t ’ WHERE YOUR TREASURE IS,, by Holman Day. "THE SAN REMO” BOX of High-Grade Linen-faced paper, with JITNY AND THE BOYS, by Bennet Coppiestone. THE LADY FROM LONG ACRE, by Victor Bridges. envelopes to match; in White, Blue, Heliotrope. Usually 5/-. THE TALE OF MR. TUBBS, by J. E. Buckrose. THE SORROWS OF SATAN, by Mari. "THE SOCIETY BOND” BOX of High-Class Paper and En- NE’ER-DO-MUCH, by Eleanor H. Abbott ABINGDON ABBEY, by Archibald Marsha . velopes; in Cream and Azure. 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