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GOOD READING FOR THE HOLIDAYS These books by New Zealand authors are made available through co-operative publishing by the Progressive Publishing Society. ISLANDS OF DANGER By Ernest Beaglehole. Observations of the social life of the natives of a Pacific island, set down with charm and humour. Illustrated, 15/6. HALF-LENGTHS By F L; Combs. Illustrated by Russell Clark: An excellent portrait of New Zea- land community life_ 1 /- A MAN AND HIS WIFE By Frank Sargeson Stories by New Zea- land' s foremost author. Fourth Edition: 4/- SOMETHING To TELL By Isobel Andrews. The authoress has "something to tell; 11 and tells it well: 2/6. CLOSE-UP OF GUADALCANAL By Stan Andrews. Has been called "New Zealand's best war book: 4 1/3. POEMS By Clyde Carr, M.P This collection by Clyde Carr parson, parliamentarian and poet shows skill and depth of feeling. 3/6. FOR CHILDREN THE BOOK OF WIREMU By Stella Morice Illustrated by Nancy Bolton: A delightful children's book: 5/6. BAGGIE, and His Famous Cat, Tam By Alexandra Mason. Illustrated by Nancy Bolton: 2/6. Obtainable all Booksellers. The Progressive Publishing Society P.o: Box 956, WELLINGTON:

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 12, Issue 288, 29 December 1944, Page 29

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Page 29 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 12, Issue 288, 29 December 1944, Page 29

Page 29 Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 12, Issue 288, 29 December 1944, Page 29

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