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Taranaki Daily News, 11 October 1919, Page 1

J'HE B.K. BOOKSHOP.-"The Church ant iiie Plain Man," by David J. DayieS, M.A.,: Archdeacon of Sydney. This;:book consists of the Moorhouse Lectuies for 1917, and forma an instruc-. tive guide post as to the .position of religion in the case of the "piain man." The gifted author points out truths in a clear and forceful manner, showing things are, and the ground of hope'in forcing the problems of reconstruction. Price a/-. f,„. ■ j 'tun u.i*. cuuivaiiui'.—"The Lamp in . The Desert," by Ethel M. DelL This is the long-expected new book by this famo|iu author, and is a, thrilling love story of India. Price 5/-. ' f n ipHK B.K. BOOKS! and New Supplies: "The Butterfly Man",. (Oemler), "Humpty Dumpty," (Vaehell), "The Ne'er Do Much" (Hallowell),."In Peril on the Sea" (Hainssclin), "Thieves' Wit" (Footner), "The Disturbing Charm" (Ruck), "The Last Million" (Hay), "The League of the Scarlet Pimpernel" (Orczy), "The Lady of St. Luke's" (Allerton), "When the World Shook" ((Haggard). f., ui u.j\. fluuivstior—"The Problem of the Paeiflc," by C. Brunsdon Fletcher. Written to give a comprehensive and topical view of these problems, and giving special attention t;o the Japanese question. The Australian point of view as regards relationship to Great Britain and the United States U frankly and clearly discussed. Price 15/'-. fn r£K& B.K. BOOKSHOP.-HutchinsonS Story. Magazine, August number, just arrived, containing good stories by the following authors: A. W. Mason, "Supper," Jenkins Herbert, C. N. Williamson, Ruby Ayres; A. H. Rice, and a further ijistalmaiit of "She Meets Allan," by Rider Haggard. Price 1/-. f.n. fjuiuiJirAJji/o wooden toys are wondrously varied, *ou must bring the youngster to see them. ' Moderate m-ices. /JORRIGALL'S tricycles and ballbearin tricycles. Something new and exceptional. The best present for boy or givl. e.e. (M. C. Owmler) 6/-; "That Which Hath Wings" (R. Dehao); "Gallipoli" (Jolin Macefleldl; "Thieves' Wit" (Hubert Footner); "Shadows of tlie Past" (Mills Young), "The Adventures'of Signor McGlusky (Hales); all at 5/- each, e.e. 5/11 NT at Doare ' s ,Sale wm give you a pair of Lady's Good Evening Shoes. cl 7 j •rj.n.xuL, o 15001 eaißMg; OJli,, JJCglt JUISB this offer: Ladies' Sm^rt'" Strap Siioes 18/ti; worth 2fl/(>. cl 7 t', - -" jiujui **j Special Annual Summer Show in all departments, Tuesday, 7th, and following days. d.v. I Ji'VipiYONE invited to Ambury's Spetiial Annual Summer Show in all departments, Tuesday, 7th, and following I days. d.v. RANTED— Ladies to inspect sliow of Spring and Summer Millinery, on the 6th and following days at Fellow's. Untrimmed Millinery, commencing Tuesday next at Pellew's. Aid to Beauty—a pure, harmless, delicately • scent ad cream, which nourishes and promotes the growth of the Eyelashes and Eyebrows in an amazing manner. Beware of imitations. Obtainable at the following chemists:—Teed & Co., F. W. Hall, W. Fraser, New Plymouth. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. ACRES, ELTHAM, on metalled road (asphalted), C-roomcd dwelling bathroom, hot and cold water, cowshed with- three bails and concreted floor All in grass, watered by streams and lake, 6 paddocks, half the property is level, 13 acres ploughable, carrying capacity ;9 cows, at present carrying 6 cows and a horse, no weeds, J-tnile from factory,' 1 mile from School and Post Office. PRICE £2OOO. Cash wanted, £750, and the balance in 5 years at 6 per cent. ARTHUR E. GIBSON, LAND AGENT, EGMONT STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. DEVON STREET PROPERTY IS THE BEST INVESTMENT IN TARANAKI TO-DAY. JJECAUSE with the development of the harbor, the district, and the town, prices for land in the RIGHT part of Devon Street must appreciate. To.da}- there is a big and unsatisfied demand for shops and offices. They cannot be secured for love or money. THE BEST CORNER BLOCK left in town is that at the corner of Liardet and Devon Streets, opposite Pellew's, and alongside which all the trams stop. It is ,a commanding position, receives the full morning and afternoon sun, and is ideally adapted for the building of shops on the ground floor and offices upstairs. The whole could be let at once at rates that would yield a highly remunerative rate of interest. The property belongs to the Taranaki Amusements, Ltd., which desires to dispose of it immediately, and to that end has put a very low price upon it. It will be sold either as a whole or in sections to suit purchasers. For further particulars regarding this bargain apply: C. H. WYNYARD, Secretary, Veale's Buildings, New Plymouth. Telajgtiga No, 375. ■ j>,o, Box OSL,