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NEW NOVELS. EW NOVELS BY KNOWN AUTHORS. R. L. DEARDEN: "MAIDEN VOYAGE." A sea novel of the romantic days of the racing wool-clippers With its back-cloth of white sail '; it makes exciting reading. H. M. E. CLAMP: "BEAU MASQUE." An exciting, fast-moving story of a modern, sophisticated woman of I to-day. RICHMAL CROMPTON: "JOURNEY- ' ING WAVE." The story of provincial family life and one of this popular author's most skilful stories. ERIC LINKLATER: "IMPREGNABLE WOMAN." A story of the 1940*s and the next great war and how the women took their part in it FRANK L. PACKARD: "MORE KNAVES THAN ONE." Four long stories of the bad men of the sea MARY MITCHELL: "MEAT FOF MAMMON." The author of "Warning to Wantons" tells of a girl's mental awakening and of her. struggle to make her son a better man than his father. JOHN MASEFIELD: "DEAD- NED." The autobiography of a corpse who recovered life within the Coast oi Dead Ned. JACKSON GREGORY: "MARSHAL OF SUNDOWN." A wild westerner by a master writer of Western thrillers. P. C. WREN:."ROUGH SHOOTING." "■' A miscellaneous collection of stories of England, India, Morocco and America. T. A. PLUMMER: "FIVE WERE MURDERED." A thrilling murder mystery. PRICE 7/6 EACH. POSTED 8/-. WHITCOMBE and TOMBS. LIMITED CHRISTCHURCH. TeleDhone 32-124 for Books (Or Printing Orders.) W 8417

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