REVIEW.
“Miss Peters* Special,” by Alice F Webb. (Published by H. R A Her ton. London, price 2/6). We are quit* sure that nil our readers will war. to purchase and read thl>ook. It is written by Miss Alice f W«d)b f so well known to all White R:h )s>ners. It consists of 14 short storie of New Zealand life. They are ver interesting, and their loesil colour is ver' true to life. They are varied, an there is not a dull sentence from cove to cover. The characters seem mo* real, and win our love. The dear old Auntie in the hospital, Miss Peter- - anxious to secure n train, and how hr.special got her home in time, tx-com* friends of cans eie we put down tfv )>ook. We rnn cordially recommend th*' book to all who wish to spend n pi* sant and a profitable time.
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White Ribbon, Volume 31, Issue 368, 18 February 1926, Page 8
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147REVIEW. White Ribbon, Volume 31, Issue 368, 18 February 1926, Page 8
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