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Evening Post, Volume LXIV, Issue 119, 15 November 1902, Page 3 (Supplement)

WELLINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY.

RECENT ACCESSIONS. During the month of October the following books were added to the stock of the reference' department of the Public Library:— Pbore, G. V., The Earth in relation to Contagia, 1G02 ; Bennett, W. H., Primer of the Bible, 1898; Marr, J. E., The Scientific Study of Scsneiy, 1900; Hodgson, F, C, Early History of Venice,. J. 90 1; Paul, H. W., Matthew Arnold (English Men of Letters), 19U2 ; Lilly, W. S., India and its Problems, 1G02; Belloc, H., The Path to Rome, 1902 ; Smith, A D., Through Unknown African Countries, 1397; Gleichen, Count, With the. Mission to Meiielik, 18S8 ; Chapman, A., 1 Wild Norway, 1897; Pike, W., Through the Sub-arctic Forest, 1896 ; Kew, H. W., Dispersal of Shells (International Scientific Series), 1893 ; Green, F. V\ . Edridge, Colour-Blindness ; Lefevre, A., Race and Language; Menpes, M., Japan, 1902; Maitland, J. A. l\, English Music in the 19th Century, 1902 ; Ragozin, Z. A., Vedic India (Story of the Nations), n.d. ; Russell, T. W., Ireland and the Empire, 1901 ; Sladen, D., London aud its Leaders (piesented) ; Fourie, 11. W., An Afrikander's 'Appsa! to Afrikanders : - Mather and Crowther's Practical Advertising, 1902 ; N.Z. Official Year-Book, 1S02; Stewart, 1., and Cuff, H. E., Practical Nursing, vol. 1, 1902; Oman, C, History of the Penin-' cular War, vol. 1, 1902; Baldwin} J. M., Development and Evolution, 1902; Merriman, ft. 8., Life and Letters of Thomas Cromwell, 1902 ; Seligman, E. R. A., The Economic Interpretation of History, 1902; Spencer, H., Facts and Comments, 1902; Arbuthnot, Rev. G., Shakespeare Sermons, 1900 ; Rousseau, J. J. Oeuvreß, 17 vols., 1781-2. In the Lending Library the chief additions were:— Van Warmelo, D., On Commando, 1902; Kolfe, E. Neville, Naples in the Nineties, 1897; Scott, W., Rock Villages of the Riviera, 1098 ; Boehm. Sir l\. C, Over the World, 1902, Salmon, E., Story of the Empire, 1S02 ; Griersnn, F., The Celtic Temperament and. other Essays, 1901 ; Orogan, E. S., and Sharp, A.' LL, From tha Cape to Cairo, 1902; Bslloc, H.. The Path to Rome, 1S02; Lif-j and Letters of H. Tame, 1828-1852, 1902; Smith, A. D., Through Unknown African Countries, 1897; Hole, Dean, A Little Tour in America, 1895; Gieichen, Count, With the Mission to Meuelik, 1898; De Vere, A., Recollections, 1897; Bell, C. Napier, Tangweera, 1899; Chapman, A. Wild Norway, 1897; Hole, Dean, More Memories, 1894; Pike, W., Through the Subarctic Forest, 189G; Arnold, T., Passages in a Wandering Life, 1900; Gordon, Sir T. E., Persia re-visited, 18d6; Grey, H. M., In Moorish Captivity, 1899; Roosevelt, T., The Rough Riders, 1900; Hunting the Grisly, etc., 1902 ; Hunting Trips of a Ranchman, 1902; Hunting Trips on the Prairie and in the Mountains, 1902; The Captain, vol. 7; Harmsworth's London Magazine, vol. 8 ; Hardy, Rev. E. J.. Pen Portraits' of the British Soldier, 1902; Davidson, J. M., Four Precursors, of Henry George; Pedder, Pi. C, Joseph Chamberlain, 1902; Huxley, L.. Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley. I^oo : and 34 novels, including Booth by's Uncle Joe's Legacy, Morriman's Vultures. Becke's Strange Adventure of Jnmcs Sliervinton, Frances H. Burnett's In Connection with the De Willoughby Claim, ard tbp anonymous Lady Beatrix and Tho Forbidden Man.