PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED
The ‘Storyteller* (per J. Braithwaite) for February contains one long complete and eighteen short steric*, moat of them by well-known writers, much a* F. .NL White, 15. M. Orokcr, A. W. Marcbmont, E. P. Oppenhoirn, and the two Askews. There aro nearly 200 pojfre in all of entertabling reading matter. The ‘Lone Hand’ (per Gordon and Clutch) for March is interesting alike for its literary and .iJlustrntrrw work. The articles include Dr Macmillan Brown's ‘ An Ancient City of the Titan* ’ and Mr Roosevelt'* ‘ African Game Trails,’ each being accompanied with munerous photographs. Oilier instractrr* and pleasant essays are ‘Tho Art of Opium Smuggling,’ ‘Aero* Australia by Camel Pad and Cattle Track,’ ‘ Colombo,’ and ‘ A New Australian Industry.’ Mr Adams’s exceptionally well told serial, ‘Galahad Jwnee,’ i* enneiudod, and stnries, verse, criticism, aid gossip help fill up a welcome number. ‘ How to Use the Fireless Gooksr or Hay-box, with Seme Recipes’ is the title of an eight-page publication that lias been sent ns. Tl bears no name or address, but w* eonnlude that it. k a local affair. U ooatahu aaieh niwful information.
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Evening Star, Issue 14308, 5 March 1910, Page 5
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184PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED Evening Star, Issue 14308, 5 March 1910, Page 5
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