REVIEWS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3557, 2 November 1926, Page 3

REVIEWS.

We have just received the following latest magazines from the publishers, Messrs Gordon and Gotch (Aust.) Ltd: — Weldon’s Ladies’ Journal. —The November number contains free patterns of autumn coat and jacket, gratis transfer is enclosed for embroidery. Photogravure supplement of the latest Paris fashions; advance news on coming fashions; special styles for the bride, the matron; latest travelling and motoring coats; charming evening frocks, new jumpers and overblouses, etc. An article of: the value of lemons, and, lessons on how to beautify the face with massage.

Weldon’s Bazaar of Children’s Fashions. —The November number contains free patterns of girl’s autumn coni, 12 to 14 years; boy’s coat and girl’s coat 4 to 6 years, sleeping suit, 2 to 4 years. The latest designs for children of all ages. Complete school outfits for the autumn term; dress styles for wollens, silks and velveteens; pretty party and danlce dresses; smart coats and coat desses; fashions for tiny tots, and a hundred and one other interesting items. Transfers for both the Chiklern’s Bazaar and Ladies’ Journal obtainable from Weldon’s Australasian Pattern Depot, 28 Barcomb Avenue, Darlinghurst, Sydney. Cassell’s Magazine. The September number contains: “Ships and Men and the Sea,” by Albert Richard Wetjen, a very attractive story; “Gi’eat Romances of the East,” by Sax Rohmer, a brilliant story of a romance with a vivid background; “Rogues and Vagabonds,” by Judge Parry, depicting the adventurous life of James Allen, wandering minstrel of the Dales; “Which is the Best Dog to Buy,” by Robert Leighton, packed with information and full of interest. All stories and ardelightfully illustrated.