"UNTO SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN."

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 164, 11 July 1906, Page 6

"UNTO SEVENTY TIMES SEVEN."

a o Under this expressive title there commences in the "New Zealand Graphic" this week , A POWERFULLY - WRITTEN NEW ZEALAND SERIAL STORY. The author is a student of character and human nature, and develops some types of humanity common to all climes where the passions of love, hate, lust, repentance, forgiveness, and compassion move men and women to good and evil deeds. The story start? very simply, and rather quietly, but develops quickly and becomes engrossingly interesting. It is entirely free from the objectionablenesses which have made many modern novels anathema, in many domestic circles. The scene is MAINLY LAID IN NEW ZEALAND, and, being by a New Zealand author, it ha? an additional claim on public attention. Start Reading it IN THIS WEEK'S "GRAPHIC." A FEW OF THE CHOICE PICTURES IN THE "GRAPHIC" THIS WEEK: Full-Pags— SCENES IN CHERRY BLOSSOM LAND—A Riverside Japanese Village GISBORNE. ONE OF THE MOST PROSPEROUS AND GO - AHEAD TOWNS IN NEW ZEALANND— Two Pages of Pictures IMPROVEMENTS IN AUCKLAND DOMAIN GARDENS HOUSE MOVING EXTRAORDINARY Splendid Fuli-Page— THE CITY WHERE NEW ZEALAND HOLDS HER MONSTER EXHIBITION. NEW VIEW OF CATHEDRAL SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. GROUP OF GRADUATES AT THE VICTORIA COLLEGE, WELLINGTON THE RAROTONGAN NATIVE DANCERS, WHO ARE COMING TO THE NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION THE WHxVRE RUNANGA, NOW BELN T G ERECTED—Three Exquisitely Carved Panels MISS AMY MURPHY, THE FAMOUS NEW ZEALAND SOPRANO ART IN THE HOME , AND MANY OTHERS. SCENES ABOUT WESTLAND. WHERE THE ELETION IS TAKING PLACE NEW VIEWS OF BLENHEIM . Two Splendid Full-Pages— '/" "AUCKLAND MUSEUM • - ■■ MAORI TREASURES essential to T aise £200. .