NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY.
The following books have been received at the r'ubiio Library: Biography.—“ The House of Airiie” (two volumes), by Rev. Wm,. Wilson; •‘Aloysius JtLorn,” edited by E. Lewis; “JosepA Conrad,” Jessie Conrad; “Intimate Papers of Colonel House” (two volumes), Charles Seymour; “Master Johann Dietz,” translated by B. Brail; “Recollections and Reminiscences,” Lord Hawke; “Enrico Caruso,” P. U. R-. Key; “Mrs. Delaney,” R. Brinley Johnson; “Lady Suifolk and Her Circle,” Lewis Melville; “Life and Last Words of Wilfrid Ewart,” Stephen Graham; “Autobiography of a Crook,” N. Lucas; “Memoirs” (two volumes), Sir Almerie Fitzroy; “Memoirs,” General Sir George Greaves; “Letters of Bret Harte,” Further Memories, Lord Redesdale; “My Russian Life,” Princess Bariatinsky; “The Ladies,” E. Barrington; “We Twa—Re,min sconces of Lord and Lady Aberdeen” (two volumes); “Mark Twain’s Autobiography” (two- volumes). History and Travel.—“ Glimpses of Unfamiliar Japan,” L. Hearn; “A Gallant Company,” Hon. Sir* J. Fortescue; “Florida,” Kenneth Roberts; “The Chartered Millions,” John IT. Harris; “With the Austrian Army in Galicia,” 0. C. Taslanru; “The Last Cruise of the Shanghai,” F. de Witt Wells; “Spanish Waters,” Henry Reynolds; “Wm. Augustus Duke of Cumberland and 27 Years’ War”; Hon. E. Charberis; “A Three-legged Tour in. Greece,” Ethel Smyth; “Peary, the Man Who Refused to Fail,” Ftizhugli Green; “From Red Sea to Blue Nile,” - Rosita Eorbe-s; “Through Inner Deserts to Medina,” Countess Malmiqua-ti; “Old Stickten'; “With the Tin Gods,” Mrs. H. Tremlett; “In Quest of El Dorado,” Stephen Graham; “A Summer Town in Finland,” Paul Wainerman; “Two Vagabonds in Languedoc,” J. and C. Gordon; “Yes —Lady Salieb,” E. Thompson-Seton. Miscellaneous. —“Glasgow and the Clyde,” W. D. Bowman; “Famous Gentlemen Riders at Home and Abroad,” Charles A. Voigt; “The Lo-om of the Law,” J. A. R. Cairns: “Mere Mortals: Medical Historical Essays,” C. MacLaurin; “Winnowed Wisdom,” Stephen Leacock; “The Howling Mob,” H. Be-gbio; “Some American Men,” Harry Furmss; “How to Conquer Consumption, David Masters; “Silhouettes,” _ Edmund Gosse; “Patience,” Benjamin Vallotton; “Oh! Mr. Leacock,” C. K. Allen; “Fifty Years of Golf,” H. Hutchin-son; “Betty—the Kid,” Walter N. Burns; “You Can’t Win. John Black; “J. M. Barrie and the Theatre,” H. M. Wallbrook; “More Obiter Dicta,” Augustine BirreU; “Fix Bayonets,” Captain J. W. Thompson. Fiction.—“ Great Waters,” Vere Hutchinson; “The Heart of the Night Wind,” V. E. Roe; “Appasion-ata,” Fanny Hurst; “Almayer’s Folly,” Conrad; “Typhoon,” Conrad; “Tales of Unrest,” Conrad; “The Bindles on the- Rocks,” H. Jenkins; “The Ring Fence,” Phillpotts; ’ “The Strange Vanguard,” Arnold Bennett; “The Rector of Wvok,” May Sinclair; “The Later Year§,” Barry Pain; “The Old Countess,” Anne Sedgwick; “The Romantic Comedians,” Ellen Glasgow; “The Girl in Black,” Victor Bridges; “Little- Tiger,” A. Hope; “The Glory of the- Conquered,” Glaspell; “Fidelity,” Glasnell “Pelham’s Adventure,” Lee Holt;"‘‘Four O’clock,” Mary Borden; “The Big Four,” A. Christie; “Ob' the Brave Music of a Distant Drum.” Richard Blaker; “The Merry Marauders,” A. Rees; “Bra-ve Love ’ E. Rowlands; “Lady Flo’s Daughter,” E. Rowlands; “Raw Material,” D. Canfield; “Triumph,” May Edgmton; “Jack A’Manory,” G. B. Stem; “Sounding Brass,” E-tbe-l Mannm; “Hunger of the Sea,” Ethel Ma-nnin; “A Son of the House,” A. R. Weekes ; “A Face- in the Picture,” K. Tynan; “Courage of the W. IT. Slater: “A Girl of the Islands,” J. M Walsh; “The Man with the Double Heart.” M. Hine-; “Cherry Square,” G. Richmond; “A Sense- of Humour,” Cosmo Hamilton; “Renewal,” M. E. Francis; “Siege Perilous,” Maud Diver; “Thorgils of Tread-holt.” M. Hewlett; “The Stairwav of the Sun.” R-. W. Ritchie; “The. Price of Exile,” Wm. Makin; “The Giant of Oldhorne,” John Owen; “But in- Our Lives.” Sir F. Younghusband; “Mr. Pe-tre,” H. Belloc; “The- Misses Mallett,” E. H. Young; “The Custody of the Child,” Sir P. Gibbs; “A Princess Comes to Our Town.” R. Fyleman; “A Man of the Hills.” R. W. Lane; “An Outcast of the- Islands.” J. Conrad; “The Painted Veil.” W. S. Marigban; “The Connive ror’s Stone-.” B. Fleming; “The Vision Splendid,” Broster and. Taylor: “The Yellow Poppy,” Broster and Taylor; “Captain Java.” L. Moresby; “Drift-wood Soars,” P. C. Wren; “Dew and Mildew.” P. C. Wren; “Here- Comes, an Old Sailor,” A. T. Sheppard; “Tim Crimson 010-wn Again,” J. McCulley; “The Silent House.” John Brandon : “Servants of. Leave,” Somerville and Ross; “Mr. Teedles or the Gland Old Man,” T. Le Breton; “Fingers,” F. Llovd ; “Sir Tsum-hras at the Ford.” D. K. Broster; “Chantemerle,” Broster and Tavlor; “Spring Darkness,” J. Metcalf; “Tango,” C. Rod-da.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 19 May 1928, Page 13
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