Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Taranaki Daily News, 13 December 1921, Page 1

MISCELLANEOUS. lnglewood and H'awera, have a large and varied assortment of Travelling Bags and Ladies’ Handbags at their noted low prices. TTOBBY Horses, Teddy Bears, Prams, JL_L G»-carts, American Waggons, Dolls in endless variety. Everything to delight the children. VXTIDiE range of Girdles, in choice colors. ’ ’ The latest craze. Ladies, you must have one. GEE our wide range of seasonable presents at our noted, low prices.— Nightingale's, Inglewood and Hawera. QOLVE the great problem by giving Books for Xmas Presents. VXTHAT Xmas Gift is more acceptable than a good readable Book. SUITABLE Gift for a man or a woman or a child is a Book. i>UY Books for your Xmas Presents. They cannot be beaten. YVTHAT Gift can produce more genuine gratitude than that of a good Book. rpHE time saved by the donor in the choosizTg is a recommendation for giving a Book for a Christmas Present. rjyHERE are always New Books. You need not therefore be /afraid of giving your friend something he already has. HpHE joy given by Books is immeasureable. Remember this when you are choosing your Xmas Presents. 11T/E who gives a Book gives a true friend, a wholesome counsellor and an effective comforter. HpHE lover of books is always the richest and happiest of men. Make your friend happy by giving him a Book at Xmas. A NEW Novel by Harold Bell Wright -—Helen of the Old House. A splendid story of genuine life, which sweeps to a wonderful climax. Price 7/-, posted 7/8, from The B.K. BookQISTER Sue (Eleanor 11. Portbr, completed just before her death) was considered by the authoress as her best novel. r Try it. Price 6/6, posted 7/2. from The B.K. Bookshop. VVE ar e clearing our Toy Dipartment" Hence the bargains at The B.K. Toy Sale. of space makes us reduce our Toy prices, in order to make more room for special stock. —The B.K. Bookshop. Toys and Games are all being sacrificed at our Toy Department Clearance Sale. —The B.K. Bookshop. ■J'HE ART-WARMING Romani with the Daughter of “Anne of Green Gables” as heroine. Read “Rilla of Ingleside,” by L. M. Montgomery. Price 6/6, posted 7/2, from The B.K Bookshop. QPDCIAL purchase of Onoto Penfc, all grades. Price I's/6, post free. I Repairs executed. —The B.K. Bookshop. YS/E have a fine range of Tennis Goods in stock. Racquets from 9/- to £4 10s. all great value; Presses 7/6; Ayres Balls at lowest figure.—The B.K Bookshop. XrKW Novels at The B.K. Bookshop.— “Cow Country” (Bower). “The Lost I Lawyer” (Birmingham), “The Quirt”' (Bower), “The Secret Power” (Marie Corelli), “The Pace of the Ox” (Mills 1 Young). Price 6/-, post G/8.

Y/TORE New Novels at The B.K. Bookshop.—“ Light Unseen” (Rinehart) “To Let” (Galsworthy), “The Long Lone Trail” (A. G. Hales), “Rose and Rose” (Lucas). “Love is of the Valley” (David Lyall). Price 6/-, posted 6/8. specialise in Fiction. Write for some of our book lists. Here are some new publications: “Pawned” (Pack-, ard), “Pamela Pounce” (Castle), “Quin” (Rice). “If Winter Comes” (Hutchinson) “Desert Valley” (Gregory), “Alice Adams” (Tarkington). Price 6/-, posted 6/8. —The B.K. Bookshop. QOME good Colonial Libraries at The B.K. Bookshop.—“ The Pride of Palomar” (Kyne) 6/-; “The Obstacle Race” (Dell) 6/-; “The Mysterious Rider” (Grey) 7/-; “Black Bartlemy’s Treasure” (Farnol) 6/6; “Kindred of the Dust” (Kyne) 6/-. Postage 8d extra. A SMALL sum will buy a lot of Toys at The B.K. Xmas Toy Sale. TJARENTS are urged to make use of the great opportunities offered by The B.K. Toy Sale. Pass” (MeLeod Rain?) 6/6; “The Big Town Round-up” (MeLeod Raine) 6/6; “Sister Sue” (Porter) 6/6; “Main Street” (Lewis) 6/-; “Mac of (Placid” (Longstreth) 6/-; “A Girl, a House and a Dog” (Francis Lynde) 6/-. Postage 8d extra.—From The B.K. Bookshop. AT The B.K. . Bookshop.—Wm. J. Locke’s immortal books, “The Rough Road” and “Red Planet,” at 4/6 each, posted 5/2. A rare opportunity. TTAViE you read how Ogden Ford, of America, became “The Little Nugget,” the greatest prize open to -members of the kidnapping profession? The story is humorously told by P. G. Wodehouse in the “Little Nugget.” Price 2/6, posted 2/10. —From The B.K. Bookshop. AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFER OF A BEAUTIFUL HOME. KTEARLY 14 acres, situated four minutes’ walk from G.P.O. With solid well-built house of seven rooms, pantry, bathroom (porcelain bath and basin), washhouse, copper and tubs, electric light and gas, hot and cold water, motor shed. Grounds are nicely laid out with lawns, shrubs, gardens, etc. This place commands a glorious view of New Plymouth, and gets all sunshine. Owner leaving New Plymouth. Price, for quick sale. £lB5O. EA«l’ TERMS. QUINN & KENNY, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Street Central, New Plymouth.