DERNIERS VOLUMES PARUS

The Farringdons. By Eixen T.

FOWI.EK. 2 VOIS. -3433/34.

The literary réputation uf the * u * ho 5*" lh ?!

A Double Thread " L »«re»«d b> U.U book. Her characten are notpuppet. - they arc to be met with every day.

From Sand-Hill to Pine. By

Bkkt Harte. 1 vol. -3 43 2.

A volume of short stories in Bret Harte'* ing humour and pathos is as .triklng as

CTI.T.

From Sea to Sea. By Rudyard Kipciso. 2 vols. -343o 3i.

A Lleli^tful description »>y a mastor hand of a tour thrm.gh ladia. China, thc Mirait, îapan and An,,nca. Mr. Kipling saw Ibo Sf evervUdng. and fcw could d«cnbe that beit l-L-ucr than ha h;. s doue.

Elizabeth and her German Garden. 1. vol. -3429.

Harmless. yat dclightful. In thls volume there are no innrders nnd no mystorles — yet therc is also no Uck of întor.-st.

Three Men on the Bummel.

Bv Jkiu.mk R. Jérôme. 1 vol.-

F.veryone who lias laughed over thc tribulations of " Three Men jn a Roaf will »>e glad to hcar of tluir further adventures during a Ihoidaya broad.

Sophia . By Stanley J . Weyman.

2 vols. -3 426/27.

This is in no sensé a historial novei.but just an English story by Mr. Weyman in Mr.

Weyman'» o.-st

The Green Flag, etc

CONAN DOYLK. I V0l.-34

By A.

Thrilling stories of various people, places, timea and thlngs. Also stories that have aever been told before.

The Valley of the Great Shadow. By Annie E. Holdsworth.

î- vol. -3424 .

Th. book reminds one of" Shipstbat Pas. ta thc Nlght ." The story i. fui» of a quiet pathos nut £ .aved from being dtsmal by the aa.aeof humour and the skilful touch of tbe authoresa.

Beckey. By Helen Mathers.

2 vols. -34*2/23.

There is rouch about Soutb Africa - Indeed raany of the characters dwell la that comtng country. Bccky is charming, and makes a dclightful hornlne.

Mr. BaUey-Martin. By Percy White. 1 vol. -3 421.

A génial but biting satire upon the snobbUk parrenus and nouveaux riches of modem society. and thc authors best work.

SCHLEICHKR FRÈRES, ÉDITEURS