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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 3108, 5 February 1909, Page 2

A ROMANCE OF THRILLING MERIT. A story of great power and entrancing interest, based on an artistically developed plot, entitled THE Colonel's Enemy, By WINTHROP B. HARLAND, Author of "Lady Elgin's Secret," "A Harvest of Shajae," "The Elder Son," "Lord Ash'ton's Heir," Etc. Will Commence in the Wairarapa Age on TUESDAY NEXT. The principal character has been treacherously tricked, and endures a great pecuniary loss at the hands of a man whom he trusted. He determines to be avenged, and his implacable hate induces him to throw prudence to the winds. The result is that his foe, a man ot' boundless resources and stern determination, is soon able to convince the Colonel that at a game of hate more than one can effectually play. The contest between the two, the struggle of one to overreach the other, leads to distressing results, especially to the soldier's daughter, who is engaged to be married. Our readers will admire the interesting and .spirited action, and the . plflver plot which binds together a series of intensely captivating incidents, which are portrayed with vivid fidelity. This Story commences TUESDAY NEXT, February 9th. Mr W. Wilson, Ilevans-street, Newtown, Wellington, N.Z., writes: "My liver has given me a lot of trouble. Not long ago I had liver blotches all over my face; and I tried all sorts of things but obtained no relief. On the advice of a friend I tried Chamberlain's Tablets, and before I had taken two.bottles the blotches had disappeared from my face, and I have not been troubled since. For sale by all chemists and storekeepers, THERE &P.E HUNDREDS i I PACKET TEAS I j m THE r market! s BUT j TH£Y ARE fOWLY - COPIES.