DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXIV, Issue 59, 1 March 1902, Page 2

DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY.

The " Encyclopedia Britannica " does not appal to cny ooe section of reader*, but to ail. It is, in fact, a complete library iu it-elf. A library to which the scholar, who already knmvs His subject, can turn to study other subjec.s, either of a totally difierent character, or which baar remottdy or nearly upon the subject which he has made his o*i>. It is a hhr'.ry 'o which th« s'.uden*, who desires t) acquire a complete aud accurate knowl-di-e if n-'y branch of human le'irniog, can go, knowing that he will find rheie written by the highe-t duthori ies ou their sp-cinl subjects, which will give bira till thai he can hope to learn from bocks. It is a library to which men and women, and boys and girls ctn turn and fe>l sure tlv.-y will fiud what they are looking for, when Sbey are iu want of general informition either upon some subject whicb has cropped up in the course of their reading, or if th-ir conversation, or of the experience of the day, or even if they ai e inertly desirom of finding s'jme'.hiDg to re id iu order that they may pass 'he time. The present chance of obtaining it for your own is great, but the time for which it is open to you is limited, the number' of sets offered on the.-e terms is litni e i, and the demaul for them is so g.eat as to seem likely to prove unlimi ed. So only those who apply pr tup ly will be able to avail tbemse f su't i.« g e ir. chance. We |h»ve to d you what the chance means; it is for you to "yes," and to say it promptly, if you would not inic-s thu oppo* tuii't .