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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 294, 8 June 1912, Page 6

THIS E 0\ SETS DAY f% 11 are ONLY O y LEFT There are only 50 sets of the new Encyclopaedia Britannica left for sale at the Minimum Price. It is practically certain that the orders received in response to this announcement will exhaust this srrM number. No further announcement will be made, , and as soon as the 50 sets are gone the price will be increased. The Order-form below shows the Minimum Price still in force. Sign and post it TO-DAY. To-morrow may be too late. Telegraph your order as well if you wish to make certain of the marvellous bargain now offered for the last time.

£2 a year is all the cost of the new Encyclopaedia Britannica if you send your order to-day. You will use it for at least 13 years (no further edition can be issued before 1925) so that at the present price of £22 19s. 2d. (ordinary paper), or £24 13s. (India paper), the cost works out at less than £2 a year—surely a small sum to alloy/ yourself for the best reading and education. mmgsm JVTOBs 8 fejßS m srlasliftr ks ar sa This illustration shows the new Encyclopaedia Britannica on India Paper in the special rosewood bookcase, 33in. high, 35in. wide, 15in. deep. The price is not beyond your means. The guinea a month for 2 years will be repaid to you by the improvement in your mental equipment and earningpower which must result from the use and study of so magnificently educative a work. If this trivial payment is a strain on your income, there is all the more need for you to increase your earning-power by the best possible means. The price of the new Encyclopaedia Britannica was fixed for this preliminary sale at the same minimum figure as was charged to Home subscribers in advance of publication. e reatively small sum of £22 19s. 2d. will still buy a set of the 29 volumes on ordinary paper. 1 his equals 15s. lOd. per volume—a price which will ultimately be increased to S 't f cif ia Se i t st '" k e h ac * f° r £24 13s. (or two additional monthly instalments o bl is.). But the proportion of orders for India paper is very large, and you can only make sure of a set by telegraphing and posting your order at once.

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