Te Tan Tome—By Ottwell Binns.
ward, Lock, London. 276.
Leaving little to be desired in his manner of writing, and giving his reader not a single dull moment. Oltwell Binns presents us with a book which is certain to appeal to many. Wis previous books have already been commented upon favourably these columns and. there fs nothing, whatever to complain about regarding "the Red Token," a novel carrying the reader from Hongkong Broome, northern Australi then Honolulu, and) other mi Pacific Islands.
Norma Chariton is on her way to Broome to take charge of her ttle nephew who has been made the heir of millions left by his. grandfather. She carries with her a red disc, a token to be presented to the Chinese woman looking after the child before tis to be handed over During a typhoon in ongko Norma is thrown into the arms of Terry Domwville, retired oflcer of the Royal Navy, who ism: cruise with a friend. ins adventure. This incident leads adventure galore~and love.
'A good book, highly recommended.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.