BEST SELLING BOOKS.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18551, 28 November 1925, Page 15

BEST SELLING BOOKS.

' "We have been supplied by the local booksellers with the following list of books most in demand: — FICTION. Whitcombe and Tombs, Ltd. — Walpole—"Portrait of a Man -with Red Hair." DiveV—"Coombe St. Mary's." Locke—"The Great Pandolfo." Gibbs—"The Mad Marriage." •Brown—"Following Ann." Roberts —"The Love Rack." L. M. Isitt, Ltdi— Strachey—"The Madonna of the Barricades." Walpole—"Portrait of a Man with Red . Hair." Diver —"Coombe St. Mary's." Locke —"The Great Pandglfo." Oppenheim—"Gabriel Samara." Hull —"Sons of the Sheik." Simpson and Williams, Ltd.— Hull—"Sons of the Sheik." Roberts—"The Love Rack." Stacpoole—"The House of Crimson Shadows." Diver —"Coombe St. Mary's." Strachey-^"The Madonna of the Barricades." Parrish —"The Perennial Bachtlor." GENERAL. "Whitcombe and Tombs, Ltd.— Chesterton —The Everlasting Man. Viscount Grey—Twenty-five Tears. Hurley—Argonauts of the South. Stoddard —Social Classes in Post-War Europe. 'Aston—Problem of Defence. Basil Matthews —Black Treasure. . L. M. Isitt, Ltd.— Masefield —The Trial of Jesus (a Play). Chesterton —The Everlasting Man. Gibbs —Facts and Ideas. Bernstein —Celebrities of Our Time. ' Langtry—The Days I Knew. Waite —Emblematic Masonry. Simpson and* Williams, Ltd.— Banfleld —Last Leaves from Dunk Island. "A Gentleman with a Duster."—Declension. Angle—-My Sporting Memoirs. MacLaurin—Post Mortem. Huxley—Along the Road. - Masefield —Collected Poems.