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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 1036, 17 August 1911, Page 2

. . (OUR NEXT SERIAL;) A DELIGHTFUL ROMANCE. A story well worthy of perusal, vivid and powerful in the presents tion of dramatic scenes, is entitled— To the Ut'ermost Farthing, (By CARL SWERDNA), Author of "A Mere Ceremony.'' Will commence iu the Wairarapa. Age on SATURDAY MORNING ■ NEXT. delightful romance the. ( iQfaarm of reality. A struggling yooing jTUin, Bernard Severance, hotfiindustrious, and manly, finds road to fortune ibeset with many obstacles. Unexpectedly, a stroke of good luck seemingly puts him beyond the reach of want. A whimsical old gentleman, after a quarrel with his nephew, makes Severance his heir. The latter generously announces his intention to befriend the discarded favourite; ibufc soon the appalling discovery is made that (the legal power to .secure possession of his suddenly acquired wealth is strangely lacking. What lias become of the document which would establish the new . heir's rights and 1 protect him against claimants? This is the opening mystery of Carl Swefdha's hrilliiamt new : story,, jaaid.the efforts-to, solve the lead to a series of exceedingly interesting' developments. Read the initial instalment, and judge for yourself.

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