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Taranaki Herald, Volume XL, Issue 8980, 13 January 1891, Page 2

TWO'&EW ST MIfES ' of STERLING MERIT, FOR THE NEW YEAR. During the month of January will be commenced in "THE BUDGET" Two stories of deep and absorbing interest, vigorous in style, graceful in diction, and ingenious in construction, which cannot fail to please the readers of that paper. THE BUDGET. OF SA.TUBDAY, JANUARY 17, will oontain tbe opening chapters of TARDY JUSTICE; LORD DYNEOOURT'B ATONEMENT. | By Bertha M. Clat. Author of j " Cousin Bessie," " A Jewish Maiden's Love," " Set in Diamonds," ' " Beyond [ Pardon," " Undine's Marriages," <3fco. TN the narration of stories of domestic life *-, and tbe portrayal of scenes so homelike and pathetic that they appeal directly to the heart, Mrs Bertha M. Clay has few superiors. The action is so natural, all the emotions are so faithfully and vividly depicted, that the reader becomes enthralled by the author's vigour and uo affected earnestness. She feels just what she writes, and in giving expression to tbe sensations she experience!', as tbe condnct of the various [characters [i» spiritedly desoribed, she impresses the reader with a sense of tbe reality of the inoidents. The story of "TARDY JUSTICE," is one of the author's most fascinating productions. Tbe ingenious plot is cleverly outlined and artistically evolved ; the characters are boldly drawn, and some of them are quite unique ; the interest is so well sustained that the reader hurries with breathless curiosity, from chapter to chapter, always on the alert for fresh developments in this affecting romance, which is a marvel of unity, completeness, and coherence. ( The opening instalment of "TARDY JUSTICE" will appear on Saturday, January 17th. ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 24th, will be commenced a most interesting novel by the author of "Brother against Brother" bearing the expressive title of foiled few i( ; OR THE COVETED FORTCJNE. By the author of " Brother against Brother," " The Captain's Orphan Daughter," " The Lost Bride," " Born to Command," &o. ""pHE masterly plot whioh connects the *■ life-like incidents of this fascinating romance will at once arouse and .defy guess work. The opening chapters describe an episode in the career of an amiable and trustful woman who, with a heart buoyant with love almost on the verge of matrimony, is forced to listen to *n appalling revelation from the an worthy man who has won her heart. Pride forces her to stifle her indignation and curb her resentment until the -perfidious schemer has fully exposed bis iniquitous designs ; then when about to stretoh forth bis hand to clutch A COVETED FORTUNE, he bitterly realizes that the woman he deceived- is^not jcoatent_^|p_ remain an^ inactive speotator, but at the critioalindnient steps forward as the bride ia as unexpected marriage, and utterly orushes bis expectations by aq alliance whioh makes the girl he rejected tbe prospective heiress The rage and disappointment of the astounded fortune-hunter, thus cleverly FOILED BY A WOMAN, and the novel, vivid, and dramatic iotidents which follow, are portrayed with force and animation, so that the attention is enchained to the very last line. 'Foiled bt a Wokan" will certainly be admired as one of the most powerful and captivating stories we have «v«r published, and we therefore hope that our regular readers will exert themselves to recommend its perusal to their friends. The opening instalment will appear oo SATURDAY JANUARY 24th. THE BUDGET; The Best Weekly Pafbk on. the West Coast of the North Island. •«■ HE HM» TO WMbTH. PRACTICAL hints wbi^h serve to ,*- guide the inexperienced on the road to wealth are always seasonable. Most of. us are anxious to better our worldly oondition, and therefore he who knows > HOW TO MAKE MONEY, and is willing to teach the secret to others, is certain to command numerous and attentive listeners. A new series of papers on this very important theme, by an American, who is welKo-do. will be commenoed ia THE BUDGET. on SATURDAY, JANUARY 17tb. They oontain many pointed illustrations from the lives of. successful meD,' and every suggestion may be turned to practical account. Be not deceived by specious representations. See that you g- 1 Wolfe's Schnapps HTCoTlier & Co;, NSW £I#MOOTg. Piajjos Pianos Pianos American Organs Cornets Cornets Cornets Accordeons Accordeons Violina Violins , Violins Piccolos Piccolos Banjos Banjos Banjos Tutors and Fittings for aty faitrumonfe: • MAGAZINES— Victoria, Cavendish. Glen's, ' Mohawk,^ , Francis & Day's Comic Anona), flheard's, Cpmio,; Christy, and Dance Annuals. H. n. & Co. keep a ipeciftlly selected gtook of String y of every description. Their Violin and Banjo Strings are noted for their superb quality. JAM HB~ S4NDBRSO&, ABOfIITBOr, Of noia . King's Building*, over Ithe - j Colonial Bank! Patentee "of combined Saih FaiUner. ■S and Lift.;