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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 8150, 4 September 1888, Page 1

gju.^iacffff gjotiw. NEW, AND OIUGINAL SERIAL STOKY FROM THE VEN OF H. RIDER HAGGARD The Brilliant and Distinguished Author of "King Solomon's Minos." "Allan Quatcrmain, "She," "Jesse," &c, &c. Proprietors of .the Hawrk's JL BAr Hehald and Weekly Courier are plcnscil to nnnounco that Iboy havo, at a verv considerable outlay, made arrangements wiLh IT. Kii>Eit Hag<iart>— tho Author of tho most popular anddramatio Stories of our day —by which thoir renders will cnioy precedent porusal of a now and unpublished manuscript Story from his pon. They mnko known this entorpriso on their part with the move gratification because this is tho first, occasion on which the Author of "King Solomon's Mines" has written h Story cxprcs?l- for publication in nowspnpers, and. In consequence also of tbc satisfaction which has attended thoir publication inthppastof new works by famous Novelists. Tlio" Title of Rider Haobasd's Now Story is . COLONEL QUAKTTCH, v.aAnd tho oponing cuaptd'3 appcarod in the <• IIAWKF/J5 RAY HERALD " OS SA T U|R|l> AY , lira IN ST., AND THK "WEEKLY COURIER •' 'OP FRIDAY. 10 th IN. ST. In this dramatic work, the anther of " She" makes n new dopartnre. Instend of placing his charaotcrs in lands remote from civilisation and subjecting them to influences of the moit remarkable aud unprcecdentf d nature, ho hns hero written an English treasure story of the present dny. The hero is a soldier in tho Uritish army, a wearer of tho Victoria Cros'. who returns home from tho recent operations jn tho Soudnn to exchange the perils and privations of wnrfaro in the desert or a sories of sensntional incidents among pleasant Knglish inndscjines. and the ultimate reward of an ancestral home brightened by the beauty of n comely bride. The plot is well contrived, there is strong individualisation in the characters: the Ecencsnie depicted with clearness and a warm glow of local color, while the 11 ain incidents arc worked out with power. Not even in " King Solomon's Mines. ' when entrtiiico is ntl'ccted into tho mysterious chamber, is the thrill ereater than when Colonel Qimrltch unearlbs the tronsure, hidden away from Cromwell's Eoldiers. the recovery of which saves an nnclont house from ruin. COLONEL QUABTTCUUc THH LATEST SERIAL STOUY BY H. RIDER HAGG-ARD, And it couiiuenccd Weekly Publication in the " HAWKFS BAY HERALD " " ox SATURDAY, 11T II INS T.f .vxi> Tin: "WEEKLY COURJER 1 ON FRIDAY. 10th INS T. -' ' ' I , 1 THE BEA L E PATENT HIGII-AltM. &EWIJSTG • [ MACHINES, ' CASH OR TIMEI'AYMiE3irry. w. JT be ale, EMERSON-ST.ItEET, NAPIEE. ITKAD OFFICE AUCKLAND.' ■159 F. FISCHEK, TMfECHANICAL ENGINEER, DICKENS-STREET. NAPIER PATENTEE OF THE! TRIUMPH HAND THRESHING MACHINE. MAKER OF FINSCn'S I'ATENT ENSILAGE COMPRESSOR. All kinds of Machinery mado, ropaired. ou set up, BICYCLES. SEWING .MACHINES, &o. REPAIRED ON THE SHOUTE3TNOTICE. _ _ C'ftrptntera Bench Screws wade to order. F. FISCHER being a thoroushly practica Engineer patronsmay vely on havlogany work entrusted to him executod with neatness aud despatch. - 81 ENSILAGE PRESS. BLUNTS PATENT SCRKW AND LEVER PRESS Chcapcal, Simplust and Moot Etlioicnt' DliUNTri I'riEStJiathoonlyapp^t.itua^hich gives continuous pressure. ll'i'lces bom £U Ful) informdiion enn bv ob'aincl fmni Tu B. HEISIED Nanitr 31 Agent for Huwke's Hay BOOKBINDING AND MACHINE RULING. rtmn "HERALD" BOOKBIND JL ING AND MACHINE ItUUNG DEPAUTMKNT the only complete Establishment of the kind in Hawkc'B Bay. AU work Jiandscwn, except when, C> r tho bake of fhnapneps, wiro' Btitchni^ by mnubino t& desired, and thus auj'i'iioi strength and wear aio aecured. ACCOUNT HOOIvS Ilulcd aud Bound lo suit C'U3touieie. MUSIC Strongly and Nicely Bound. aMACHINE~RULINU Of every description c::peditiousir ilono. DINWIDDIE, WALKER AND CO. LIMITED,