PUBLIC LIBRARY

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 59, Issue 46, 3 December 1938, Page 12

PUBLIC LIBRARY

NEW BOOKS ON THE SHELVES. The following) new books have been placed on the shelves of the Ashburton Public Library:— “Montana Trail,” AValter Gann; “The Great Insurance Murders,” Milton Propper; “Prelude for War,” Leslie Charteris; “The Star Spangled Banner,” B. Nichols; “One Murdered, Two Dead!,” M. Propper; “The Loving Spirit,” Daphne Dn Maurier; “The Amir’s Ruby,” Percy Westerman; “No Easy Way,” Naomi Jacob; “Operation ‘M.O.’ ” Taffrail; “The Big Book of Detective Stories;” “Madman’s Island,” I. Idriess; “The Case Without a Clue,” Vigel Morland; “Ely Away Paul,” Victor Canning; “The Doomsday Men,’ J. B. Priestley; “The Untold Story of Exploration,” Lowell Thomas; “Tales of Mystery and Adventure;” “I Write as I Please,” W. Duranty; “A Book of Thrills;” “The Rains Came,” Louis Bromfield; “Royal Escape,” G. f Heyer; “Grecian Rhapsody,” "A'. Dufftekll; “ T ftacquer Couch,” A. Duffield; “Wings in the West,” M. Mcßeth; “White Woman,” Dorothy Black; “The Tree Drops a Leaf,” R. M. Ayres; “Big Frogs and Little Frogs,” S. Ertz; “Derelict,” Joseph Shaw; “Maelstrom,” E. V. Timms; “The Road Back,” E. Remarque; “The Love Rack,” Cecil Roberts; “Disorderly Caravan,” Josephine Ivamm; “The Runaway Family,” Anne Hepple; “Hopalong Cassidy Takes the Cards,” Clafenee Mulford.