Front matter
Reading edition
They explained in bold, clear tones that they were the chief ju-ju men of all Africa. Page 224.
Kate Meredith FINANCIER
By
C. J. CUTCLIFFE HYNE
Author of "Captain Kettle, K.C.S.," "McTodd," "The Filibuster," "Adventures of Captain Kettle," "The Trials of Commander McTurk."
Illustrated in Water-Colors by FRANK PARKER
Copyright, 1906, by C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne
A. HAMBURGER & SONS, INC., SPECIAL EDITION, LOS ANGELES, CAL.
NEW YORK AND LONDON THE AUTHORS AND NEWSPAPERS ASSOCIATION 1906
Copyright 1906 by C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne Entered at Stationers' Hall All rights reserved
Composition and Electrotyping by J. J. Little & Co. Printed and bound by the Plimpton Press, Norwood, Mass
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
I. A West Coast Welcome II. Introduces Miss Laura Slade III. The King who Stopped the Roads IV. The Beach by Moonlight V. Events at Malla-Nulla VI. The Coming of the Okky-Men VII. The Invisible Fire VIII. Presents the Head of the Firm IX. Navigation of Dog's-Leg Creek X. Envoys in Council XI. Again Presents the Head of the Firm XII. Exhibits Antiseptics XIII. At the Liverpool End XIV. Tin Hill: The Journey XV. Tin Hill: The Mine XVI. The King's Bounty XVII. Kate Sends a Cablegram XVIII. Carter Makes A Purchase XIX. Senhor Cascaes XX. Major Meredith XXI. The Feeling on the Coast XXII. A Fisherman and his Catch XXIII. The Song of Speed
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
These explained, in bold, clear tones that they were the chief ju-ju men of all Africa . . . . . . Frontispiece
He fired on and on with deadly speed and accuracy, till the heated barrels of the repeaters burned Laura Slade's hands
Then, as the crocodile jumped once more, he threw up the rifle and shot it under the left foreleg, where the protective plates are absent
She gazed her fill on this very crude presentment of George Carter
(Facsimile Page of Manuscript from KATE MEREDITH FINANCIER)
