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Horowhenua Chronicle, 12 May 1913, Page 2

Where the Good $00*15 Are NEW BOOKS NEW SUPPLIES (Cloth 3s 6d). The Quest of the Golden Hose— Oxonhani. Mary all Alouo.—Oxonhain. Their yesterdays.—Harold Bell Wright. The Street called Straight.—Author of "Inner Shrine." The Hero of Herat.—Mau<! Duer. Meadow Sweet.— Baroness Orczy. Paul Rundel.-Will Harbon. The Closing Net.—Rowland. The Upas Tree. —Florence Barclay. A Romance of Billy Goat Hill. —Alice Hegan Rice. Tho Harvester.—Gene Stratton Porter. Scaford's Snake.—Bertram Mitford. Cease Firing.—Mary Johnston. White Motley.—Max Pomhertoh. Corporal Cameron.—Ralph Connor. Tho Old Nest.—Rupert Hughes. Excuse Me , !— Rupert Hughes. The Hollow of Her Hand.—G. B. MrCutcheon. MISCELLANEOUS. The Trainers Treasure, Is 3d—Nat Gould. Tho Grip, Is 6d—Author of 'Chaos.' Not Guilty, Od.-Blatehford. Britain for the British. 4d.—Blatford. • The Riverman, Is 6d.—Stewart E. White. Great Amulet. Is 6d.— Maud Diver. Candles in tho Wind, Is 6d.~Maud Diver. Lovey Mary. Is 6d.—Alice Hogan Rice. Tno Woman of Babylon, Is 6d.— Josph Hocking. The Sword of the Lord. Is 6d.~ Joseph Hocking. Life, Is 6d.—Censored. Tho above are only a few of tho many books stocked by me. Grosses of 6d editions to select from. J. W.Thompson. 15 ELLER,

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