AN ENTIRELY NEW WORK.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume XXXXV, Issue 41, 16 February 1903, Page 2

AN ENTIRELY NEW WORK.

WHAT "THE TIMES" OFF BR IS,

' Thb offer that " Tho Times " (London) ; makes to-day to our readers is to supply la sot of "The Century" (popularly so j called), timliest of reference works at a ! reduction from the regular prices of over 30 per cent. IS or is that all. Following the examplo set iu tho sale -of the Encvclopicdia Britannic*, "The Times" offers The Century Dictionary and Cyclopaedia and Atlas on the easy m■■■lithly payment plan. On receipt of an order with first payment, tho full set of 10 large volumes is sent to the booked address of the subscriber, who makes the subsequent small paymeuts at the rate of ono each month. He thus has the use of all the volumes while he is paying for them. It is, in the judgment of 'The Times," especially desirable that the prices and terms should be most favorable in the case of The Century ; for it is a work of greatest practical use to all classes of tho community. It is an aid in daily business ; by its help one's read I ing becomes more instructive ; it assists! in the education of the young ; it is in* ! disponsnble in the home It ought, j therefore, if possible, to be brought within ; the reach of those who cannot afford to! for it in one sum, even though that j sum bo reduced by over 40 per cent i

1 Under tho offer of "The 'limes" the payments, e'ich small in amount, are made month by month, but only for a limited period. After that the investment involves no outlay, ami Ihe handsome books remain for a lifetime a source of increasing satisfaction. Intending sub should-, however, bear in mind that when tho present sets are gone no m re will b > offered at those prices and on these terms. A specially made specimen, forming a charmin" l ook, will bo.sent gratis to those who make application by rost curd, to tho Manager of tho ''ublicution D.'part* ment, "Tho Times," New-'upland Cilice, Wellington.