FROM THE PUBLISHERS

Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 260, 2 November 1935, Page 2 (Supplement)

FROM THE PUBLISHERS

Brothers of the Range, by Frank C. Robertson;- Men Must Love, by Hector Hawton; The Milk Churn Murder, by Miles Burton; Mystery at Olympia, by John Rhode; The Bush Fighters, by Hugh Pende'xter; The Dry Ridge Gang, by B. M. Bower (Collins). Gustav Stresemann, His Diaries, Letters and Papers, Vol. 1., edited and translated by Eric Sutton; Mary Tudor, by Beatrice White; The Provincial Lady at Homo and Abroad, by E. M. Delaflcld (MaanlllanX.. Gluck, by Martin Cooper (Chatto and Windus). William Pitt, by Sir Charles Petrlc; and Palmerston, by E. F. Malcolm-Smith (Duckworth Great Lives Series). . The Crimson Crescent, by Augustus Muir; Lady Georhe's Houce, by Cecily Hallack; Labour's Way to Plan Prosperity, by David R. Cre'nfell, m.p. (Meihuen). Borzoi, by Ignor SchwezolT; The Uncrowned King, by Baroness Orczy (Hodder and Stoughton). Bright Armour, by Monica Salmond (Faber • and Faber). The Safe Bridge, by Frances Parkinson Keyes (Eyre .and Spottiswoode). Land and Freedom, by Frederick Verinder; Politics and Morals, by G. P. Goocli; Challenge to Schools, by Arthur CalderMarchall, and What to Do with the 8.8.C., by Ramond Postdate —Day to Day Pamphlets' (Hogarth Press). , Edison, His Life, His Work, His Genius, by William Adam Slmonds; The Armless Fiddler, a Pediscript, by C. H. Unthan (Allen and Unwln). Heavenly Hell, by Richard Brinslcy Sheridan (Putnam). Crucible, by J. P. McKiafcey (Angus and Robertson). »