PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LIX, Issue 10481, 15 September 1930, Page 3

PUBLIC LIBRARY.

LIST OF NEW BOOKS. The following new books and reprints were added to the Public Library during August: "A Little Flat in the Temple," Pamela Wynne. "Fire of Youth," Margaret Pedler. "The Drift of Fate," Dora Russell. "The Years that Take the Best Away," Barbara Noble. "Collengridge," P. Whitehouse. "The Town of Tombarel," W. J. Locke. "Pearl Diver," Berge Lanier. "The Crimson Clown Returns," Johnson McCulley. ', "He Who Came," Constance Holme "Spiderweb," Alice Campbell. "The Science of Happiness," Harold Dearden. "All Our Yesterdays," H. M. Tomlinson. "In a German Pension," Katherine Mansfield. "Many Captives," John Owen. "By Way of Introduction," A. A. Milne. '. "Medal Without Bar," Richard Blaker. "The Honourable Pursuit," Patrick ■ Wynnton. "Byron," Andre Maurois. "Day After To-morrow," Sir P. Gibbs. "War Stories," "Sapper." "Under Arabian Skies," R. C. Wells j "Tragedy at the Unicorn," John [ Rhode. ' "The Stronger Claim," Alice Perrin ; [ "As Other Men Are," Dornford ' Yates. , "Sir Isumbras at the Ford," D. K. '. Broster. "The Seventh Bowl," 'Miles.' "An Experiment in Sincerity," ' John Brskine. l "Behind the Barrage," Francis A. ! I Winder. , j "Families Repaired," J. S. Fletcher i "Painted Cloth," Guy Chapman. "The Exile's Return," Silas K. Hocking. "Missing Girl," Bertha Ruck. "House of a House-Mother," Fay Inchfawn. 1 "The Verse Book of a Homely Woman," Fay Inchfawn.