BOOKS RECEIVED

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 256, 25 July 1936, Page 23

BOOKS RECEIVED

Books, as listed hereunder, have been received from Hie following publishers :— GENERAL. Angus and Robertson: “Australian Pre-Cambrian Fossils, by Sir T. W. Edgeworth David and R. J. Tillyard. “Spider Wonders of Australia,” by Keith C. McKeown. Chatto and Windus: "Studies in Hand Reading,” by Dr. Charlotte Wolfe. Constable: "Aspects of Wilde,” by \ incent O'Sullivan. Departrfient of Agriculture: "An Introduction to the Grasses of New Zealand,” l>,v Dr. 11. H. Allan. Duckworth: "Selected Poems,” by Edith Sitwell. “A'Hundred Years of Medicine,”, by Wyndham E. B. Lloyd. "Tlie Short Game,” by I’. A. Valle. Gollancz: “Schoolboys with Kipling,” by G. C Beresford (McTurk). “Europe Under tlie Terror,” by John L. Spivak. Macmillan: "Selections from the Poems of Dorothy Wellesley.” Methuen: "The Dictator Resigns,” by C. E. M. •load. Nicholson and Watson: "The Timeless Theme,” by Colin Still. . FICTION. Angus and Robertson: “The Shearer’s Colt,’’ by A. B. Paterson. “Boom-Time Gold,” by G. W. Wick lug. Bias: "Summer Dust,” by Evelyn Eaton. “The Merry Mug,” by 11. M. Raleigh. Heinemann: “Paper Kingdom.” by Leslie Bishop. Jackson and O’Sullivan: “Scotland First,” by Louis Stevenson Cumming.

Jenkins: “Timorous Adventures.” by Joreth Ward. Werner Lauric: “Love on lite Fairway," by Archie t'ompston and Stanley Anderson. Reed: “The Lauder Brothers, New Zealand,” by A. A. Clapperton. BOOKS IN DEMAND The Chief Librarian of the Wellington Public Libraries has furnished the following list of books in demand GENERAL. “Speed, Space and Time,” by V. Sommerfield. “Some of My Religion,” by 11. H. L. Sheppard. “English Years,” by J. Wbitall. FICTION. “Balkan Monastery,” by S. Graham. “The Perverted Village,” by A. Sou tar. “The Thinking Reed,” by R. Wests