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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17806, 4 July 1923, Page 2

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High street Chambers, Christohurch. G6257-3 A copy of a very rare edition of Bacon's essays, published in 1598, was sold in London for £470. It was found lying on the floor of a room at Betley Hall, near Crewe, and had been purchased at one time for only a penny.

The July number of the Ladies' Mirror contains articles by Maxieda Batten, Dr. de Clivo Lowe, Horace Jj. Massey, A.R.1.8.A., A.M.T.P.1., A.N.Z.1.A., Laura Bunting, and Mary R«es; a letter on I)ominion topics by "Marama," and the inimitable "Olivene" on the übiquitous "Jsbz"; fiction bv L. Allen Harker, a special illustrated article on the Girl Guide Movement by the editress, a special article and portrait of James Welsh, the Scottish poet-miner-M.P., and an illustrated synopsis of the film version of Charles Dickens' great work "Oliver Twist," starring Jackie Coogan. More and more to read combined with all the usual features and art photogravure make £he Ladies' Mirror New Zealand's own Home Journal. The last two numbers have been completely sold out -. take a copy home at one® to avoid disspjKjialfflieDt. . <**>§