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Wairarapa Age, 13 March 1922, Page 2

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NEW BOOKS'. NEW BOOKS. 2/6 each. “Heart of Rachael,’’ Kathleen Norris. “Lure of the Dim Trails,” B. M. Bower. ‘'On Desert Altars,” Norma Lorimer. ‘‘S ao w Bu rn er,” Henry Oyon. “Buck Peters, Ranchman,” Clarence Mulford. ”Silver Bridge,” Helen Lewis. ‘‘Bransford, ’ of Rainbow Range,” Manlove Rhodes. ‘'Gun Brand,” James Hendryx. “Phoebe Deane,” Grace Hill. “Strawberry Acres,” Grace Richmond “Man from Bar 20,” Clarence Mulford. “Bar 20 Days,” Clarence Mulford. “Wolf Breed,” Jackson Gregory. f< Wildfire,” Zane Grey. : '■ Whispering Smith,” Frank Spear man. ‘Arabella, the Awful,” Berta Ruck. i Queen of Guarded Mounts,” John Oxenham. ‘Texas Ranger,?’ W. Macleod Raine. ALL AT 2/6 EACH. McLEOD & YOUNG,