The Cruise of "The Golden Fleece." By SARDIUS HANCOCK. This stirring story of the days of Queen Mary is full of exciting adventure, with battles on sea and on land.
That Boy of Fraser's. By ERNEST PROTHEROE. David Fraser passed through many troubles caused by the disappearance of his father; how he encountered them makes invigorating reading.
A Collegian in Khaki. By WILLIAM JOHNSTON. A South African war story abounding in adventure. The hero is taken prisoner, escapes, and takes part in many battles.
With Rifle and Kukri. By FREDERICK P. GIBBON. The many heroic deeds called forth by England's "little wars" along the Indian frontier are here narrated in stirring language.
Meltonians All! By F. COWLEY WHITEHOUSE. A first-rate story of school-life and after, full of vim and stirring incidents. Jim, Ken and Goggles make a fine trio.
Myddleton's Treasure. By ERNEST PROTHEROE. Railway accidents, the evil doings of those in power, a shipwreck, and adventures in Africa all help to make up a thrilling story.
The Baymouth Scouts. By Tom BEVAN. A thrilling story, especially suitable for Boy Scouts, of the days of Napoleon, and his threatened invasion of England.
The Last of the Paladins. By CHARLES DESLYS. A romance of the chivalry of the Middle Ages, of gallant knights and beautiful ladies, of battles and heroic feats.
Rollinson and I. By W. E. CULE. The Story of a Summer Term. An attractive tale of schoolboy life, detailing a broken friendship, much misunderstanding, repentance, and finally reconciliation between the two characters in the title-role.
Under the Edge of the Earth. By F. H. BOLTON. A schoolmaster with a genius for mathematics has various hobbies, one of which proves useful in the rescuing of a kidnapped boy.
Derrick Orme's Schooldays. By EDITH C. KENYON. Describes the experiences and persecutions of a high-minded Colonial lad by a bullying schoolfellow, who is at last driven to admit his transgressions.
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.