MAGAZINES REVIEWED.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIII, Issue 4449, 4 August 1922, Page 2

MAGAZINES REVIEWED.

THE CURBENT ISSUES. Novel. —The outstanding stories of' the June Novel magazine are by Richmal Crompton, E. J. Miller, and OHenry, but the other stories are sc good that one really cannot choose. Don’t, miss what Miss Peggy O'Neil says about the stage, besides some guarantee! laugh-raisers. Strand. —This month’s Strghd contains a thrilling new story by A. Conan Doyle, and we all know how thrilling that can be. Then there is a remarkably good article by Arnold Bennett called “How to make the Best of Life.” Zane Grey contributes “Tiger,” and Harold Stevens "The Giant Fir-cones.”

jled—The June issue o' the Red contains the concluding instalment of “Charles Rex,” by Ethel M., Dell. Don’t miss the ending of the storv. it is always the .most important. Stories by E. Norman Tbrry, Fred M. White. Charles G. D. Roberts, A. E. Ashford, Donovan Bayley, Coutts Brisbane, ets-, make this number an exceptionally good one. Yellow. —The June number of the Yellow contains ten splendid short stories by James Bai?, Donovan Bayley, Andrew Murray, A, E. Ashford, etc., and the concluding instalment of Roy Norton’s serial story “The Shark and the Sentimentalist.” This is a fine issue.