The India Office List for 1920

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3HENRY SOTHERAN & 00 ..

4Booksellers, Polillsliers, and Bookbinders^ to His Majesty the Etag.

5Agents for all Book-Bnyers in Mia, the Colonies, and llroad.

6^EW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, and NEWSPAPERS suppUed at ^ount

7wees when allowable.

8I * KBINDING in every style, including Plain Strong Binding for Reading Clubs

9S and Public Libraries. A large selection of BOUND BOOKS forthe LlStARY

10and PRESENTATION. *

11OOKS (not in stock) ADVERTISED FOR in Weekly Lists free of charge'

12f' and COMMISSIONS AT SALES executed with care and judgment. ^

13^'COND-HAND BOOKS. — A Stock among the largest in England; especially

14I * rich in the publications of Learned Societies, and Scientific and other Periodicals,

15^ Their Monthly Catalogue of fresh purchases (well known for over seventy years

16as SOTHERAN’S PRICE CURRENT OF LITERATURE) sent post

17free on application.

18PRINTS and AUTOGRAPHS specially dealt in at 43, Piccadilly.

19COLONIAL AND EXPORT DEPARTMENT.

20They have special facilities as Literary Agents In Enrope for all Bookbnyers abroad^

21and will send with pleasure any Information relating thereto.

2243, PICCADILLT, W. I, and 140, STRAND, W.C. 2.

23Cable and Telegraphic Address— BOOKMEN. LONDON. Codes— UNICODE and ABC

24(Fifth Edition). Telephones— (Piccadilly) GERRARD 7741 ; (Strand) CENTRAL 1515.

25CHARING CROSS

26TURKISH BATHS

27t . . X NORTHUMBERLAND AVENUE.

28SEPARATE BATH FOR LADIES.

29PRONOUNCED TO BE THE FINEST IN EUROPE.

30NEVILL’S TURKISH BATHS are a live and up-to-date concern, the decoration ofi^,

31the bath rooms is tasteful, the attendance prompt and obliging, the shampooers capable and*

32efiicient; each establishment is in charge of a competent and experienced manager; th*

33attendants are chosen from the best of ibp*C^ofe^M.4taa-rcafl:J>e relied on for knowled^ ’

34of their work and readiness to

35scientifically treated and arraiu

36patented apparatus of consida®

37flow of fresh untainted air thjpbfl

38Visitors to London are mvTM

39in existence for some fifty |

40The charges are modei^^i

41Wfcttrtdjwhile the system of vehrafi

42thdoath rooms.

43(to make a'tpal ^-tkase establishment

44the reach of all-

45supply of air^

46heated by S

47nsures a rapW

48^ Kh have been

49NEVILL’S.

50AND AT LONDON EXCHANGE

51AND BRai!^T.OEA:.^’—

52PROSPECTUS'