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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 July 1939, Page 13

New books and reprints at B. Dixon’s, Ltd., postages' in brackets: “Disgrace Abounding,” by Douglas Reed, 13/6. (7d). "Gone With the Wind,” by Margaret Mitchell, 8/6 (5(1). So They Began,” by John Gutliie 4/6 (3d). “Flving Fox and Drifting Sand,” by Francis Ratcliffe, S/6 (7<l). "Union Now” by Clarence K. Strait, 10/6 (4d)’ “The Juice of the Pomegranate,” by Ethel M. Dell, 4/6 (4d). “Quinn’s Pruning for Australia,” 5/6 (4d). “Bear’s Cyclopaedia,” 4/6 (7d). “The Art of Debating,” 1/9 (2d). ..“Chappell’s Five Figure Mathematical Tables ” 10/6 (7d). “Questions & Answers” Diesel Semi'-Diesel and Other Internal Combustion Engines,” 15/- (4d).— Advt.

Th© “Black Jacket” series of books at B. Dixon’S’ Ltd., Tainui Street, 2/9 each, postage 4d extra: “Essentials of Golf ” by Abe Mitchell. “The Home of the Blizzard,” by Sir Douglas MawSon “Tibetan Trek,” by R. Kaulback. “A Chinese Lady,” by Lady Hosie. “Bood-bye Mr. Chips,” by James Hil-j ton “The Charm of Birds,” by Lord Grey of Fallodori. “The Hundred Years,” by Philip Guedalla. “In Quest of the Sun.” by Alain Geibault. Gieat Mother Forest.” by Att.llo Gatti “Egyptian Official.’ by Lord Ecwaid Cecil. “Teak Allah,” by R. Campbel’. “My Mystery Ships,” by Vice-Admiral G. Campbell. “Through Jade Gate and Central Asia,” by Mildred Cable and F. French. “Montrose,” by J. Buchan. “The King’s’Grace,” by J. Buchan. “This Torch of Freedom,” by Earl Baldwin. “Service of Our Lives,” by Earl Baldwin.