THE KEYS OF THE ’ KINGDOM By A. J. CRONIN 10/6 IN this, his greatest novel, Dr. Cronin presents a vital human theme through the life story of a simple man who will be loved and remembered as long as the printed word is read. “THE KEYS OF THE KINGDOM will hold you because of the story, rich in the dramatic scenes for which Dr. Cronin is famous; and still more because of its chief character, Francis Chisholm, Scots priest, a curious mixture of childlike simplicity and logical directness, who believed that tolerance was the highest virtue and humility was next. By conventional standards, a failure as a curate, he was given a vicarate in China; and there for thirty-five years, a thousand miles from Tientsin, he laboured to establish and maintain a mission in a Chinese village; there he struggled against indifference, famine, plague, bandits and civil war; there he searched for the eternal truths. Ten years ago Dr. Cronin’s first novel “Hatter’s Castle” made him famous. In 1937 his controversial novel about doctors, “The Citadel” swept the Englishspeaking world. Dr Manson in that novel worked to save lives: Father Francis, in his new novel laboured to make lives more worth living. His story and his ability to see beyond creeds and orthodoxy, his love of decency and justice, will stir ,you deeply. A BOOK YOU SIMPLY MUST READ. DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. TELEPHONE 393. THANKS MR H. L. WINTER and FAMILY desire to thank all friends and relatives for their messages of sympathy and floral tributes in their recent sad bereavement, also the staff of Kew Hospital for their kindness and attention. Ak332 MRS F. WILKINSON desires to thank all kind relatives and friends for telegrams, letters and floral tributes and expressions of sympathy in her recent sad bereavement. Ak34l MRS SMALL and FAMILY, George Street, wish to sincerely thank all relatives and friends for floral tributes, telegrams and messages of sympathy received in their time of sorrow. Ak3sl THE MILMINE and McINTYRE FAMILY wish to thank all friends and relations for their expressions of sympathy and floral tributes in their recent bereavement, also doctor and staff of the Riverton Hospital for their kindness and attention. Ak339
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Southland Times, Issue 24821, 13 August 1942, Page 4
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