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_ This week's issue of "The New Nation ' is a Holiday Fiction Number, containing several excellent short stones by well-known British and New Zealand writers. In this number are announced the winners of the Short Story and Poem Competitions. It contains the usual current comment and music, art, and dramatic notes and reports. Price fel—ull bookflcllcru end uowstv-cule.— Advt, ■ ■ . - "