THE CALL OF THE CLUB THE LATEST BOOKS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 83, 8 April 1933, Page 2 (Supplement)

THE CALL OF THE CLUB

THE LATEST BOOKS.

HAVE YOU READ THESE? (Sent in by Hilario Rishworth, 4, Wellington Street, Epsom,) "Insomnia," by Eliza Wake. "The Flower," by Marie Gold. "The Climber," by Virginia Creeper. "Hands Up," by Ivor G'unii. "Travel Round/' by Seymour Lands. "The Unwelcome Guest,?' by 0. P. Goes. "Caught in the Act," by I.C.U. "The Sick Boy," by A. CD. Page. "The Cannibal's Revenge," by A. Tim |Upp. "The Old Fold," by Ann Teak. "The Majority," by General O'Pinion. "The Note of Music," by G. Sharp. "The Broken Leg," by Buster Bone. AUTUMN FAIRIES. i (By Phyllis Hughes, Sunny Brae, " Fielding, age 15.) I , I They come with velvet footsteps, When summer fades away; The Autumn Fairies.'band in hand, ! On Autumn's first glad day. | They take their paints and paint the leaves In shades of gold and red, And waken the chrysanthemums, All fast asleep in bed. They call the sunbeams, down to tinge The rosy cheeks of apples sweet; And open with their cheery warmth. Waving fields of golden wheat. And when at last their work is done, The Autumn Fairies disappear;. They sink to rest in Nature's bower, 'Till Autumn calls them back next year. —Original. ,