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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13482, 8 May 1907, Page 6

| CHARMING NEW SERIAL. % TDEGINNING rpfflS "NEITHER STOREHOUSE NOR BARN." .; ; , '■■ •■-" AN IDYLLIC LOVE STORY FROM THE PEN OF ALLEN HAINE, , Author of "A Welsh Singer," "By Berwen, Banks," "Tom Sails." " A Welsh ■- Witch," "Queen of th© Rashes," » .■'".:'.; .-etc.,- etc. The Proprietors of the NEW Zealand HERALD have been fortunate in securing the ■ : 'i serial rights of "Neither .Storehouse r Nor Barn." by Allen Baine, the famous Welsh writer, whose charming romances are eager- : ly read wherever the English ? language is spoken. Allen Raine is herself a true Welshwoman, a descendant of the ancient Cymric race. She beckons us in every page and seems to say, "Come, and learn to love the land I love and live in." -And we come, drawn by her irresistible cnarm, her enthusiasm for all that is true and" beautiful in Nature, drawn on and on, away from Prosyland. to a land of sweet music, soft breezes, fragrant woods, and spring sun- " shine. And we forget this hard, work-a-day world. It does us good to forget. We bathe in the waters of this dream-world, and are refreshed. "Neither Storehouse Nor Barn" will be found as attractive, and • should prove as popular, as "A Welsh Singer." It !is a story of Bingular beauty, a pastoral romance, a spring reverie, a dreamt. journey through an enchanted land. ,n • • "NEITHER STOREHOUSE 3 NOR BARN." 1 /OPENING pHAPTERS. is SATURDAY. M AY 11. n SUBSEQUENT INSTALMENTS TO APPEAR * '"WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS l, It t j i.: ':'■-' ' '",; In the is COLUMNS OF THE TWT3W ryEALAND TTEEALD. S j