BY PETER BLUNDELL.
THE FINGER OF MR. BLEE. A Novel. Crown 8vo. 6/-
⁂ The amusing adventures of Harold Blee, a youthful Eurasian, form the main theme of this original novel. Harold is brought into contact with the two rival factions of the local British society, and perpetrates many works of mischief, to the discomfiture of the rich and pompous Mrs. Gladstone Mortimer and to the suppressed amusement of her enemies. He is a most versatile boy, whose quaint quips and irresistible antics serve a very useful purpose, when he is instrumental in smoothing out the course of love for Harry McMucker, his employer's son.
BY SHELLAND BRADLEY.
ADVENTURES OF AN A.D.C. Crown 8vo. 6/-
Westminster Gazette—" ... makes better and more entertaining reading than nine out of every ten novels of the day.... Those who know nothing about Anglo-Indian social life will be as well entertained by this story as those who know everything about it."
Times—"Full of delightful humour."
AN AMERICAN GIRL AT THE DURBAR. A Novel. Crown 8vo. 6/-
⁂ A charming love story, containing a vivid and picturesque account of the Durbar.
Daily Chronicle—"Here is a truly delightful work which should prove of interest to a wide class of readers—a book for a dull day."