"SCOTT'S OWN STORY."

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1800, 12 July 1913, Page 7

"SCOTT'S OWN STORY."

TO BE PUBLISHED IN "LIFE." One of Hip most notable features published in many years ]s Captain Scott's Own Story," as told from 1115 yet unpublished journals. It is perhaps the most thrilling story of Polar adventure ever written, and doubtless few readers will miss it. Keccnt cablegrams from London gave a summary of the first chapter of the Btory. Tho publisher of the Australasian magazine, 'Life," now announces that, for a big sum, lie has bought tho exclusive rights to publish this great series in Australasia. The splendid and tragic tale—profusely illustrated with rare photographs—will i*rol> ably run through fivo issues of "Life," and will gi ve the first oonneoted story of the "mat expedition as related from tho journals of Captain Scott. With few exceptions, all the photosrraphs-rfelected from many hundreds—will be published in this series of articles for the first time This notable feattiro will begin in "Life" for August—on sale about July 24 with a finely-illustrated introductory article by Dr. W. H. Fitchott, entitled. "The White Battlefields of . the Planet," in which ha tells tho story of Polar adventures from the early da>> till tho. death of Scott. .In succeeding issues of "Lifo" the absorbing story of the expedition itself will be to d from Captain Swtfs iounviU. The publisher of Life announces bv advertisement Hint lie will fend renders of the Scott articles two fine Rift -piefnre* of Captain Scott and Lieutenant Onfns. m?nsurin? I.i x .1(1 >'"ch(W wic.h. and nrinted on plate paper.