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BOOKS. " A SECRET OP THE SEA,'.' By. "LUX." PRICE" . . . 33 Gd. London Publishers, Grant Richards. Colonial Publishers, Simpson and Williams. OUT of a Hundred and Fifty-one Congratulatory Letters, we publish a few extracts concerning this Book. " They are excellent stories, full of life and interest, and deserve a wide circulation."— (Bishop Julius, of Christchurch.) *' I must congratulate you on the admirable colonial stories you have jifst published. Their actuality, local colouring, charming simplicity, yet deep and touching pathos, should make them most popular. I don't think there is a dull page in the book."—(Bishpp Grimes, of Christchurch.) " I have read several of your pretty stories. Thoy are written in a brisk and pleasant style, and are varied and entertaining."— (Archbishop Redwood.) "We have read all the stories, and are more than pleased with the book. I have read it all aloud to my husband. How very well it is got up I The style and paper are both so good, that it wpukln't be dear at 7s Gd. Your characters appear to have been taken from life."—(H. M. Baillie, Picton.) "The tales have been read by myself and others here with much interest and pleasure. The tone which pervades them is excellent, and differs from much that is produced by ■colonial writers generally.'—(Sir John Hall.) " I have read the book with great interest. The chief fault is the shortness of, the storie3. I should imagine that most of the incidents related are founded upon facts, and that so many of them relate to spots in JSTew Zealand instead of to well-worn pa,rts in Europe should make them all the more interesting to New Zealanders. 'Lux' show 3 ihat she possesses a keen knowledge of the best emotions of our human nature, and sho sketches with a, loving womanly hand. Such a book should be widely read, and make a leading place in the ranks of colonial novels." —(W. Acton Adams.) . . . " Mrs Bowden desires to acknowledge receipt of 'A Secret of the Sea.' Please forward four additional copies."—(Wakefield.) "If you are writing another book, pleasa put me down for a copy."—(J. A. Mcliraith, Barr Hill.) "I read several of the stories to my boy, who is ill in bed. Ho and others havo enjoyed them very much. I shall be pleased to recommend the book as far as possible."— (Kev T. Hobbs, Hastings.) " I require four more copies of your book.'' —(E. Sandford, Sydenham.) . . . "My wife haa read the book, and thinks the stories pretty ana interesting. It -will make a very good gift book."—(Rev B. A. Major, Waitotara.) " Very pleasant reading."—(Rev H. Kortbcote.) ..." The volume supplies what we very much need, viz., stories of an interesting nature. It will give me great pleasure to recomniemd the book to my friends."— (Rev A. D. Mitchell, Queenstown.) ..." Your book gives mo the greatest satisfaction." —(M. G. Luxmpore, Timaru.) " i received your excellent book."—(M. Kirkbride, Mangere.) " We think the stories very nice."—(L, Morrow, Montalto.) "I can very sincerely recommend the book to all my friends."—(J. Lloyd, Newland.) " I am much pleased with the stories, print, paper and general get-up of the book at such a reasonable price. The stories are ..oaptod to both young and old, and tho active wearybrained. They lend to the moral elevation iwf the mind dealing with the possible in everyday life."—(Rev D. O. Hampton, Abbotsford.) " I showed the book to my t Sunday-schoo! teachers, and they have asked me to obtain a copy for their library."—(E. Whitehouse, Kumara.) " The stories are most interesting and entertaining. I think the book will be largely • read."—(T. Morland, S. Rakaia.) "The stories are very interesting."—(A. M. Ainger, Christohurcb.) "Will you oci'.?nt car congratulations on tho book."—(9. E. Wain, Waimate.)

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