A HISTORICAL ROMANCE. QTANLEY WEYIfAN/S LATEST NOVEL, "STARVE CROW FARM," WILL BE PUBLISHED IN SERIAL FORM IN THE COLUMNS OF THE ■MEW ZEALAND TTERALD, COMMENCING ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER QTH. Th» author of tins enchanting and instructive story is recognised/, as one of the front-rank novelists of the present day, and in his own line .if historical romance lie has no equal. His " House of (he Wolf," "Under the lied Kobe," "The -Red Cockaxle," and other novels have attained great popularity, and his reputation as a writer will be enhanced and his circle of admirers increased by the publication of "Starve ('row Farm." The scene is in England, just after the battle of Waterloo, and the author pictures in graphic and interesting' language the condition of the country politically and socially during that critical period in England's history. The ground work is a story of love and adventure, which, enables the author to convey to the reader an effective impression of the out-standing features of the disturbing influences which were at work throughout, England in the early part of last century. The novel will be found deeply interesting, and no one should miss the opportunity of reading it, which the publication in the columns of the New ZEALAND herald will afford. "STARVE CROW FARM," BY (STANLEY WEYMAN, Author of "'The House of the Wolf," "A Gentleman of France," " Under the Rod Robe," "Memoirs of a Minister of France," " The Red Cockade," "In King's By-ways," Etc., Etc. \ PUBLICATION WILL COMMENCE ON SATURDAY. QEPTEMBER QTH, AND WILL BE CONTINUE]) DAILY IN THE COLUMNS OF THE •XT E W 7EAL AN 1) "IT ER A L .1) . ONE WEEK ONLY. pENT.'S 'pAINPROOB'S AND "jl/TAOKINTOSHES. ■REDUCED Of) PER CENT, TO pLEAR. WM. YOUNG, 139, QUEEN-STREET, NEAR RANK OP NEW ZEALAND.
rpHE GREATEST OTJCOESS OP THE A GE HOLBROOK'B ENUINE WOROESTE RSHIItE SAUCE. rmm pREMIER GAUGE OP rjW, .^rORLD. WEDDING PRESENTS. Gould you get anything Better for a Wedding Present than a nice Picture? PICTURE-FRAMING. Let us Frame your Pictures. Best Assortment of Mouldings in Town. JONES AND COLEMAN, 144, QUEEN-STREET. B. J. M. KEMP, rpAILOK AND MERGER, QUEEN-STREET. OWING TO ALTERATION OF PREMISES, I WILT; HOLD A Q.ENUINE 20 P BB PENT, DEDUCTION PASH DALE OPE ALL GOODS FOR , 10 DAYS jib on august 28
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 12955, 26 August 1905, Page 4
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