THE LATEST MAGAZINES.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2855, 7 March 1925, Page 1

THE LATEST MAGAZINES.

We have just received from the publishers, Messrs Cfordon and Botch (Australia) Ltd., (lie followin'? magazines:“Comer Magazine.”■—'This is a greatly enlarged issue, replete from cover to cover with good reading. “'The Seven Sleepers” by Francis Heeding, the greatest mystery tii'* year. "The Unkissod Bride” by Marr Murray a marriage of convenience—a. reckless fool. “The Ghost of Dago Fiddler” by Norman Springer. A story of adventure on tin high seas. “That Turkey” by Lisle Bell. Their first Christinas, a full of-smiles story, and many other stories by well known writers. “Cassell’s Magazine.”—ln the Christmas number Sir Hall Caine i .ait ributes “The Dream of Christmas Day.” Only an old, old story, familiar in all ils incidents , but every one will feel after reading Sir Hall Caine’s version of it in this prose-poem, that somehow they Imvc never rend the beautiful story before. Also with this issue a long complete novel by Baroness Von Hutton. Other stories display the attractive talents of Thomas Hardy, Fhillip Gibbs. Max Fembei ton. eh-, etc. "Weldon’s Ladies’ -lourna.”—The .March Number contains free pal erns of a smart coat and dress and a charming evening gown; a beautiful photogravure supplement of Paris Fashions; gratis tranfer foi new embroidery; charming frocks for day and evening wear; fashions that give the slender line to the woman of mature age; an article on health, and heanty; etiquette in the hall room,—Why some girls make popular partners; cookery, etc. etc. “Weldon’s Bazaar of Children’s Fashions.” The 'March nnmhcr of the a hove contains free patterns lo make a girl’s dress and dance frock, li S years, children’s coal 2/4 years, and party frock and knickers, 1/2 years, and full instructions arc given for cutting out and making up these designs. A very line number.