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Free Lance, Volume V, Issue 221, 24 September 1904, Page 14

NEW NOVELS.

"To-moirow," by Victoria Cross, 3s 6d "A Magdalen's Husband," by Vincent Brown, 2s 6d and 3s 6d "The Boss," and How He came to Rule New York, 3s 6d "The Faith of Men," Jack London, 3s 6i "A Daughter of the Snows," Jack London, 3s 6d "The Merry Anne," Samuel Meiwin, 3s 6d "The Never Never Land," Wilson Barrett, 2s 6d and 3s 6d "Naughty Nan," J. L Long "Flush Times and Scimp m the Wild West," by W. Carter Platts 3s 6d.

S. & W. MACKAY, LAMBTON QU VY AND CUBA STREET.

WADE'S PATENT SKYLIGHT.

rpHIS splendid improvement has quite revolution ■*• lsed the question of having Roof Lights. A ieW years back a thing to be avoided was a skylight, but WADE'S is now used with every confidence, on account of its complete success as regards being water-tight, giving plenty of light, ventilation, durability, cheapness ; besides having to withstand the usual test in all good and useful patents, the inf ringer, this it has also proved most completely See Post and Times, 19th and 21st October, 1901 Consequently, we must ask our long list of custom ers and the general public to beware of imitations. Note address— BALLINGER BROS., Waring Taylor and Maginnity streets Wellington. Sole Owners and Manufacturers for the South end of North Island, and the North end of South Island. Telephone 99.

CENTRAL HOTELLambton Quay, Wellington Two Minutes from Queen's Wharf. Trams pass the door every fire minutes. A. M. GOW - - - Proprietor (Late of Dunedin).

First-class Accommodation . Best Liquors. Good Table. Charge Moderate Best Is Lunch in the City. Telephone, No. 531.