Treasure of Kings / Being the Story of the Discovery of the "Big Fish," or the Quest of the Greater Treasure of the Incas of Peru.

by Charles Gilson

From Scapegrace to Hero. By ERNEST PROTHEROE.

The Scapegrace, who became a thorough-going hero, was a wild, unmanageable village boy possessing an inveterate taste for mischief.

Sir Ludar. By TALBOT BAINES REED.

A stirring tale of the days of Queen Elizabeth, dealing with the wonderful adventures of a sturdy 'prentice-lad.

Tom, Dick and Harry. By TALBOT BAINES REED.

A splendid story, exhibiting in the highest degree this popular author's knowledge of schoolboy life and humour.

Submarine U93. By MAJOR CHARLES GILSON.

A thrilling tale, in which the U boat is the principal factor. The youthful hero, with that redoubtable personage, Captain Crouch, passes through many ordeals and adventures.

Into the Soundless Deeps. A Tale of Wonder and Invention. By P. H. BOLTON.

The problems of sound and a "wonder-box," known as the "long distance" ear, provide the main theme in this exciting story, in which adventures with Spanish brigands also figure.