BOOKS RECEIVED.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 237, 7 October 1933, Page 2 (Supplement)

BOOKS RECEIVED.

Captain Sinister, by George Goodcblld; Patchwork Palace, by Mabel Tyrell; Not One in Ten, by Joseph Hocking; The Second Case of Mr. Paul Savoy, by JacK- ' son Gregory; Code of the North, by Harold Titus; Out of Evil, by Ganpat (llodtler and Stoughton). Bencomo, a Tale of Teneriffe, by CunlllTe Owen; Sailors, Statesmen and Others, by Lieutenant-Commander the Hon. J. M. Kenworthy; This Bright Summer, by Clare Meredith (Rich and Co\van). Vanessa, rourtb and concluding- volume or tlie Herrles chronicle, by Hugh Walpole; The Round Table, a Quarterly Review or the Politics or the British Commonwealth (Macmillan). The Inevitable Cross, by W. E. Orchard, D.D.; Golf Technique Simplified, t>y George E. Lardner (Putnam), The British Isles, by L. Dudley Stamp and S. H. Beaver (Longmans). Suspicion, by Vernon Loder; Ranger Bill, by Clem Yore; Delight, by Pamela Wynne (Collins). Bushland Broadcast, by Enid Prior, illustrated by Florence Camni (Robertson and Mullens). The World I Live In, by Helen Keller (Metlmen). The Discoverers of the Fiji Islands, by Professor G. C. Henderson (John Murray). Hawkes Alighting, by Kenneth Bradley > (Loyat Dickson),