JUNIOR BOOKS FISH TALES , Ida Proctor, 5 /-, postage 2d. These delightful stories of Anthony Anchovy, Mr. Mackerel and their friends in the sea are quaintly illustrated in black and white woodcuts; TRAPPED IN THE JUNGLE; Lt.-Col: Brereton, 12/6 postage 3d, A thrilling action story about some boy castaways who became guerrillas in the jungles of Bataan, in the fight against the Japanese. PUNCH AND JUdy, 8/6, postage 3d. The favourite entertainment of children through the ages has been put into play form by Rose Fyleman and charmingly illustrated in colour by Paul Henning. Just the book for wet days and holidays: PICTS AND MARTYRS, Arthur Ransome, 13/6, Postage 4d. A popular book from this well-loved writer of adventure stories for older boys ana girls. WELLINGTON Co-OPERATIVE Book society Limited MODERN BOOKS 48A MANNERS STREET WELLINGTON, C1, NZ
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 14, Issue 353, 29 March 1946, Page 19
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