BOOKS RECEIVED.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 5, 6 January 1934, Page 2 (Supplement)

BOOKS RECEIVED.

End of an Ancient Mariner, by G. D. H. and M. Cole; Old Man Mystery, by J. Jefferson Farjeon; House Party Murder, by Colin Ward; King's Messenger, by J. M. Walsh (Collins). Borders of Enchantment, by A. A. Thomson; Old Obbut, by W. TUlcy: Knave of Hearts, by Margaret Beeclt; Christopher Bond, Adventurer, by Wyndham Martyn (Herbert Jenkins). The Walls Are Down, by John Moore (Dent). Indian File, by E. P. White (Allen and Unwin). Stories of Second Sight in a Highland Regiment, by William Kirk (Mackay, Stirling-). The Mother, bv Pearl S. Buck; Our Friend the Dachshund, edited by Rowland Johns (Methuen). Art in Australia, Melbourne number (Art in Australia, Ltd.). Anima, the Pilgrim of the Cross, by L. V. Ho'ldsworth; The Story of Paula, by W. R. Inge, Dean or St. Paul's (Longmans). Bach, by Esther Meynell, Great Lives scries (Duckworth). Here—and Hereafter, by Maude Royden; The Lone Swallows, and Other Essays of Boyhood and Youth, by Henry Williamson (Putnam). East Anglia, England's Eastern Province, (by R. 11. Mot tram (Chapman and Hall). The Face of Paris, by Harold Clunn (Simpkln Marshall). The Captain's Daughter, and Other Tales, by Alexander Pushkin, translated by Natalie Duddlngton; Plays by Webster and Ford, selected by Dr. G. B. Harrison; A Biographical Dictionary of Foreign Literature, compiled by R. Farqubarson Sharp; Germinal, by Zola (Dent —Everyman series). The Grey Battalion, by May Tiltoii: Taming the North, by Hudson Fysli; Budgerigars in Bush and Aviary, by Neville W. Cayley, F.R.Z.S. (Angus and Robertson). Victorian Ghost Stories, edited by Montague Summers (Fortune Press, London) . W?tch the Wall, by Laurenre W. Meynell; The Clue of the Dead GoldfVsh, by Victor MacClurc (Harrap). The Tourist and Settler's Guide to North Auckland, prepared-by A. T. Brainsby, SVliangarol, i