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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 124, 28 May 1938, Page 12 (Supplement)

New Zealand Novel GB. LANCASTER'S New Zea- • land novel, which is entitled "Promenade," has been completed. It was published this month in America and will subsequently be published by Angus and Robertson for Australia and New Zealand. The -*torv is described as a magnificent historical romance, set before, during and after (he Maori Wars. "Promenade" does for New Zealand what the same author's "Pageant" did for Tasmania. It is not a saga, but a big-canvas story of New Zealand's colourful beginnings —altogether different from those of either Australia or Tasmania. From the Publishers Tales by New Zealanders, edited by C. n. Allen (British Authors' rrcss: Whltcombe and Tombs). Strait of Adventure, by Stephen Gerard (Reed). The Victorian Era, by Walter Murdoch: The Auld Sinner, by Cowan Harper (Angrus and Robertson). The Intermediate Schools of New Zealand, by C. E. Beeby (New Zealand Council for Educational Research). Nigger Lover, by Doris Garland Anderson (Fowler). Romany Love, by Gipsy Pemlcngro; Never Say Good-bye, by Julia T. Yenni (Methncn). Wallenstein, by Francis Watson (Chatto and Windus), The Evolution of Physics, by Albert Einstein and Leopold InOld (Cambridge University Press). The Living Word; The Meaning of the Bible, by the Very Rev. S. <:. Carpenter, D.D. (Eyre and Spottiswoode). A Commentary on Macaulay'a History of England, by Sir Charles Firth; Miss Bendic, by Naomi Royde-Smith (Macmillan). Running and Runners, by Guy Butler; Lias and Betty, by Jan Stewer (Herbert Jenkins). , \ \ *%&* \ \ \ coS*° \ \ « g££&S ~ \ lODINE uou need in your DAILY FOOD/ To maintain health, everybody needs a sufficient supply of lodine every <»ay. This new Recipe Book describes many delicious dishes usin» the famous SEAMEAL, SEA-JELL, and SEAMEAL DESSERT CUSTARD. All are rich in lodine. Write for your copy now, enclosing 2d. In stamps to — W. GREGG & CO. LTD., Dept B, Box 243, DUNEDIN.