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Horowhenua Chronicle, 31 May 1913, Page 2

Where the Good Books Are NEW ROOKS NEW SUPPLIES. (Cloth 3s lid. THE SINGER OK THE KOOTIv NAY (Robert 10. Knowlos.—The scene ot' action lor Mr Knouies' latest novel is in tho Crow's Nest Pass of the Kotenay Mountains of Uritish Columbia. To this dramatic liold ho has gone for local colour and has taken every advantage of his wide knowledge, picturing lite of every phase in his most .artistic style. Tho author has been aptly called the lan McLaren of Canada, and with each succeeding story since his initial volume, "St. Cuthbert's" lie has perfected his literary form and increased his popularity. THE CHARLATANS (Bert. Lesion Taylor).—Hope Weston, a brigat ingenious girl with ft talent for music, goes to the metropolis for serious study. She enters '"The Colosscs," consecrated to tho study *-i art, and her experiences with the methods of tho school, tho various professors who "express their souls" on the various instruments, and above all with tho presiding genius of the place give full play to the author's faculty for vivid and picturesque portraiture. The reader will ho eager to know whet-he the girl wns a genius or not. whether she drifts with the tide or not., and whether she will he one of the gifted ones who ''arrives." MARY ALL ALONE (John Oxenham).—This story, hv an increasingly popular writer, of a girl of prosition and culture flung suddenly on lib with no special training of aptitude for earning her own living in any capacity. Her very attractions raise harriers Against her, hut she wins through to happiness in the end. J. W. Thompson. I'.OOICSELTJEK

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