BOOKS RECEIVED.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 164, 13 July 1935, Page 2 (Supplement)

BOOKS RECEIVED.

Three Witnesses, by Sydney Fowler; Vengeance of G W.A., by Anthony Wlnjrrave; Varenne". the Flight of f.ouis XVI., liy Cesare Glardlni, translated by Una, Lady Troubridjfe (Thornton Rutterworth). Heredity end the Ascent of Man, by 0. 0. Hurst (Cambridge University Press). Tiger of Mayfair, by Henry Holt: SarbourBrook. by Mr*. Henry Pudency; Hondon'g First Case, by Jolin Rhode (Collins) . The Story of No. 10, Downing Stroet, by Rev. \V. L. Stephen, M.A. (Stockwell). A Few Foolish Ones, by Gladys Hasty Carrnll; Not Built With Hands, by Helen C. Will to (Macmlllan). Private Life of a Successful Man, by \V. F. Casey (Dent). Dona'dson, by Adrian Allngton (Chatto and Winrlus). Fugitive, by Louise Redfleld Peattie; Whom God Hath Joined, by Arnold Bennett, in the Fountain Library (Mothuen). Insurrnce Racketeers, by Gordon Fcllowes (Allen and Unwln). The Understanding of a Dog, by Lt.-Col. O. H. Radeock; Our Member, Mr. Muttlebury, by J. Storer Clouston- The Peacock' Throne, by Trevor Molony; Tho Wolf Swept Down, by Robert Ladllne (Herbert Jenkins). The Little Country, by John Guthrie (Nelson) . Wclncy, by Ashley Sanlpson (Duckworth's Great Lives Series). Tho Fato or "lan in tho Modern Worlo, by Mc'v as EC". (Student Christian U 1