LEVIN PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 12 July 1935, Page 8

LEVIN PUBLIC LIBRARY.

NEW BOOKS ADDED IN JUNE. The following list of now books, added to the shelves of the Loviiii Public Library, has been supplied by the librarian, Mrs. W. Whitaker: — "Sweet Peril," by Jennifer Ames; "The Bank Manager," E. Phillips Oppenheim; "Man Tracks," lon L. Idriess; "Bullets Bite Deep," David Hume; "The Ponson Case," Freeman Wills Crofts; "The Best Time Ever," Berta Ruck; "Monkey's Money/' Mabel L. Tyrrell; "Death of a Ghost," Margery Allingham; "Disaster Island," Russell A. Bankson; "Inky Wooing," John Lambourne; "The Angel Who Couldn't Sing," iSophie Cleugh; "The Cancelled Score Mystery," Gret Lane; "Oak Uprooted," Stanley S. Wright; "The Wagon Train," C. W. Sanders; "The Acting Second Mate," Sydney Parkman; "The Jasmine Farm," Elizabeth; "King's Messenger," J. M. Walsh; "Trail Dust," C. Mulford; "Family Cruise," Helen Ashton; "Youth Can't Be Served," Norah Hoult; "The Painted Veil," W. Somerset Maughan; "Mystery at iLyndon Sands," J. J. Connington; "Taken by the Hand," O. Douglas; "Home is Where the Heart.ls," Rosemary Rees; "The Queen's Wigs," Naomi Royde-Smith; "The Nine Tailors," Dorothy L. iSiayers; "The Five Red Herrings," Dorothy L. Sayers; "Blandings Castle," P. G. Wodehouse; "Tamara," Kathleen Norris; "Mary Peters," Mary Ellen Chase. General:—"Gone Rambling," £tecil Roberts; 4l Testament of Youth," Vera Brittain; "The Centre of the World (London)," Aylmer Vallance; "Illustrated London News" (Silver Jubilee Record number); "John Clare," J. W. and Anne Tibbie.