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Southland Times, Issue 24828, 21 August 1942, Page 4

NOTICE It is requested that all business communications be addressed to the Manager, The Southland Times Office, Box 805, G.P.0., Invercargill. MODERN BEST-SELLERS NOVELS YOU WILL ENJOY. THE KEYS OF THE KINGDOM, 10/6 (Posted 11/2). Dr Cronin’s first novel in four years, as dramatic as “Hatter’s Castle” as moving as “The Citadel” more significant than either by reason of its theme. ALL THAT GLITTERS, 12/- '(Posted 12/8) Mrs Francis Parkinson Keyes knows the capitals of Europe intimately and against this background she has woven another colourful panorama of events and personalities that will grip the attention of every reader to the end. THE NORTH WIND BLOWS, 8/9. (Posted 9/3). Anne Hepple has written many delightful novels and her new one has all the characteristic charm of the earlier successes. FRENCHMAN’S CREEK, 9/-. (Posted 9/6). Daphne du Maurier wrote the im- • mensely popular novel “Rebecca.” Her new story is quite different being a romantic tale of a pirate and a fair lady but it has one hundred per cent, entertainment value. DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. TELEPHONE 393. Our motto is “UPWARDS FOR QUALITY”; not “DOWNWARDS” for price competition. Ask for THOMSONS WATERS. THANKS MR and MRS D. C. LIVINGSTON & FAMILY wish to thank all kind friends and relatives for letters ana telegrams of sympathy received in their recent bereavement. Ar6l6 VICTOR GASTON (MRS E. V. McKEEVER). Floral Artist. Flpwers by Wire. 103 DEE STREET. PHONE 818. Urgent Orders after Hours 731.

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