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The Insurance Companies' Offices will be closed on THURSDAY, 24th May, boing Quoen'e Birthday. H. WORSP, Secretary. A N AFFECTING EMOTIONAL STORY, BY BERTHA M CLAY. In acccordanco with our usual custom to provide a supply of Interesting and Instructive Light Reading forour Subscribers, by the ablest of Modern Authors, we havo pleasure in announcing that THE NEW ZEALAND HERALD of JUNE 2, 188 8, Will contain the Opening Chapters of a Literary Gkm, entitled 4 TTEART'S TDOL, BY BERTHA M. CLAY, Author of " A Pair Mystery," " For Another's Sin," Ac., Ac. The heroine of this delightful romance, the artless and fascinating Ferol, is one of the most lovable creations of fiction. A curious combination of REMARKABLE EVENTS places her in an exceedingly awkward position toward th&noblo gentleman who has determined to befriend her, and unwittingly she is made the instrument) that deranges THE SCHEME OF A LIFETIME. The story has a deep plot, capitally drawn characters, and the movement is picturesque and captivating to the highest dogree. Be mire to read the initial chapters of " A HEART'S Idol," and request your friends to do likewise.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9061, 23 May 1888, Page 4
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