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"ROBIN BATES" THE STORY OF A EOUNDLIAO, . , U>i u. . . -vL'i^OO.; Author of "Dora s Dafieption," ''Rod- " »enck Stuleley's Trust," "Black Diamonds," ku., <kc, * AN INTEXiii&Ti.... 01)' MINING LIKE. A STORY THAT WILL INTEREST EVERY READER. The rights of this serial have.been secured by the Clutha Leader. To be commenced iii the Clutha Leader in- January. The story tells of the struggles of Robin Rates, who began life as a pit boy, and in its pages are shewn his efforts to educate and raise himself. His truthful character, ministry and determination enables him to overcome diliieuiiies unieii at nist appear insuperable, and to ultimately reach a high position. Through it all, anil guiding him like'a lodestar, is his true und holy love for Mona, a lady far above him in rank and station. In addition there is a mystery 01 his mother's death, and his being found, a helpless infant on the moor. The struggles of the collier lad, his firm belief in doing only what is right, his fidelity to his friends, and his heroism in the hour of danger, wins him the love of Mona and ultimately clears up the mystery surrounding his birth. The story is brimful characters, and the scenes change rapidly. There are many .dramatic situations and some of the incidents are of a thrilling nature. PRIN CIPAL CHARACTERS. Robin Bates : A foundling—the collier lad, struggles to win a position in the world and falls in love with Mona. Mona Pearson : The Rector's daughter, a true-hearted girl, falls in love withj Robin and stands by. him. Mr Turner : A rich colliery ownerhard and selfish. ' Horace Turner : His grandson, vain and thoughtless, unpopular with the miners. Sam Dates : A splendid specimen of an honest, brave-liearted miner. Mrs Bates : His wife, a good, motherly woman, who loves Robin as if he •, were lier own child. Bessie : Their daughter, who wants to bo a lady and becomes entangled with Horace Turner. Mercy Eastman : A weak, down-trod-den woman'who found Robin on the moor. Jake Eastman : The husband of Mercy a debauched, drunken man who carries the crime of muitler on his soul. NEW SEASON'S Wall Papers AND . Friezes. Just landed 1,200 ROLLS WALLPAPERS and - FRIEZES, which will be Slaughtered for CASH. COME AND INSPECT. F. W. Stonebridge, CLYDE STREET, BALCLUTHA. Wioiefta Men. flair Food Have (S-Tomc n[y aM3 WILL Make your Appearance naiK & Beard Hair food qrowlitae. 6 Tonic. 5 old fie" a guaranteed Every 1 ™ m Grower 36 per borne or Money (wed 6 extra. Refunded. Agents - CLARKE & RICHARDSON, BALCLUTHA. JAS. McINTOSH, Clinton. Leslie McNeil, BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRER. , Having commenced work on my own account, I trust by strict attention to all work entrusted to me to merit a fair share of Public Support. REPAIRS NEATLY AND CHEAPLY EXECUTED. A Trial Solicited. Address— CLYDE ST,, in rear of Mr Alex. McNeil's. MRS BURTON'S Imperial Hair Cream. Registered Trade Mark. ' This is a New Preparation, which will prove to you that you can really MAKE HAIR GfoOW on bald places. Try a bottle and watch your hair ; you will soofi see the NEW HAIR starting. It is also a POSITIVE CURE for DANDRUFF, and has even cured, diseased, heads. If in doubt, send postcard for testimonials, which will convince you. Price, 4/6 ; postage, 6d. From Mrs Burton, Hairdresser, Owaka; Mr Hutchins, Chemist, Balclutha; Mi?

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Clutha Leader, Volume XXXVI, Issue 51, 7 December 1909, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Clutha Leader, Volume XXXVI, Issue 51, 7 December 1909, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Clutha Leader, Volume XXXVI, Issue 51, 7 December 1909, Page 7

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