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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10195, 23 March 1911, Page 2

(OUR NEXT SERIAL). AN ENTRANCING ROMANCE. A story of great power, and of progressive interest from beginning to cud. extremely mystifying in character, bears the. tatle» ; < WAS HE THE MAN? By F. L. DACRE. Author of "A Phantom of the Past," ' "Tronholme's Trust," "The Doctor's Secret," "A Loveless Marrij age," "Sir John's Heiress," etc. t - To give even a hint regarding the ingenious plot of this captivating ro- | maiice would mar the > reader's delight jby anticipating the solution of this perplexing mystery on which the narrative is based; t Until the author believes the time; has come for the long awaited revelation, the reader is cleverly tantalised by a series of strange developments which constantly enhance his perplexity. The ojJening instalment of this delightful romance will appear in ' FRIDAY MORNING'S ISSUE of the "Wairarapa Age." ,

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