REMARKABLE SERIAL.

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2595, 1 September 1909, Page 3

REMARKABLE SERIAL.

SPLENDID STO RY BY POPULAR .. ' AUTHOR. FERGUS HUME ■ ; . Writes Another “MYSTERY OF A HANSOM CAB. 55 When- Fergus. Hume, .erstwhile New Zealander, published “The Mystery of a Hansom Cab” it created little snort - of a*, sensation. It was felt that h< would hardly attain again to the earn level, and subsequent novels by him though remarkably good sensations, fiction, tended rather to confirm thi view. But hi® latest sto.ry, , “THE JEW’S HOUSE,” is little, if anything, inferior to this earlier success. It: is a story, opening as did its predecessor, in an extraordinary murder, all the evidence in connection with which points to an unpopular Jew of Bruntlea, as the perpetrator. Event follows event with remarkable rapidity, and each succeeding episode only serves to intensify the mystery that surrounds the murder and the central figure of the plot. You should read this story, the rights of which we have been fortunate -in securing. It is something unusually good in the way. of eensational fiction- : “THE JEW’S HOUSE,” : ; ; ; By ;AA J// aV : & FERGUS. HUME.. • Commences ';in' the- '“Gisborne .-Times.” supplement of Saturday, September 4. - cf V-'AA':A