HER FATHER'S KEEPER."

Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 251, 22 October 1919, Page 12

HER FATHER'S KEEPER."

A SERIAL THAT THRILLS. A very exciting serial is Harold Harford's latest novel. " Her Father's Keeper.*' which has just been secured for publication in the " Star." The first instalment will appear on Saturday next in the Supplement, and thereafter it will be continued in weekly instalments. What we wish to impress on readers is the desirability of not missing the first instalment, for anyone who starts this novel is certain to follow its course with avidity to the last sentence.

The Dramatic Circle of the Women's Club held their monthly re-union on Monday evening, when between twenty and thirty were present and a very enjoyable evening was spent. Mrs. McCallum. convener, welcomed the members and guests. The following ladies contributed items: Mrs. Bourne, humorous sketch: Mrs, •W. 11. Parkcs, reading from the. writings of Stephen Leacock; Misses Joan and Moliic Rayner, monologues and reitations: Miss Iris Baker, musical monologues: Misses Shayle 'Jeorge. speech of Portia and Mcrirsa from the "Merchant of Venice": Miss .Hughesi Jones, humorous sketch; and Mrs. McI C'allum, who delivered the speech of l'rinccos Ida.

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