the Bulletin Booklets THESE Booklets of Verse form a handsome series in demy 8vo., printed on heavy toned paper, with decorated cover j enveloped. They contain from 32 to 48 pp. each, with "A Personal Note." "The Bulletin Booklets" are indispensable to lovers of Australasian poetry. The editions of The 'Bulletin Booklets are limited to 500 or fewer copies for sale, numbered. These editions 'will not be re-issued, and must become rarer year by year. the Circling dearths By Jfoderic Quinn QF "The Hidden Tide," a former booklet by the same author (now out of print), W. B. Yeats wrote that it displayed "real imaginative energy." " The Circling Hearths " contains several pieces of verse which rank highly in Australian literature, and the whole collection is -worthy of notice. Price, Is. 6d. Jl Rose of Regret By James Hebblethwaite JAMES HEBBLETHWAITE'S verses are the poetical expression of a gentle J scholar's soul. From the fever of our time he is healed by the books he befriends; and in his lappel of regret he wears, not rue, but a rose." Price, Is. 6d. Dreams in Tlower By Louise mack THE author is well known in Australia as a writer of prose fiction. This ' is her first collection of verse. It is handsomely printed in the style of earlier Booklets, and the size is enlarged. It contains all the best of the author's work in verse-form during ten years. Price, 2s. 6d. the West Wind By Bubert Church R. CHURCH'S work in verse is distinguished by a tender g race of sentiment and expression that is still rare among Australian writers. This booklet is a worthy companion to those which have preceded it. Price, 2s. 6d. vi. m
