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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXII, Issue 9711, 5 January 1895, Page 1 (Supplement)

" The Australian Kipling," as Mr. Guy Boothby has been' called, has two new books in- the press—one a collection of stories and sketches of Australian life, to be named " Bushigrams," and the other a tale of trading and native life to-day in the South Pacific. This last, which records the actual experiences of its author (who is a great traveller), is entitled "Thursday Island, a Record of Ninety Days," and will form one of a new series of short novels thab is to include a new work of the Irish idyllißt, Miss Jane Barlow, as well as Mr. Walter Raymond's new novel, " Tryphena in Love." This last treats, like its author's just-published " Love and Quieb Life,", wibh village life in and around his native place, Yeovil, in Somersetshire. " A Safe Investment." In these days of numerous stoppages of financial institutions one feels in doubt how or whereto invest his money. - There is no risk in the bargains in houses and land at Thornes' Land Agency, 81, Queen-street You can'* expect to grow younger as the years roll by, but you can preserve the attractive colour; and youthful freshness of your hair t>j uaiiyjMrs, &A. AUoq's World's Hale Restorer, . fi - • N ) > * <" ... • N