LEVIN PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 16 July 1937, Page 8

LEVIN PUBLIC LIBRARY.

NEW BOOKS ADDED. ■ New books added to the Levin Public Library during the month of June are as follows, afs per list forwarded by the librarian, Mrs. A. Whitaker^—

Fiction. —“The Intrusive Tourist,” Mrs. Baillie Reynolds; “Tenderfoot; Trail,” Syl. Macdowell; “Horsethief Hole,” Robert A. Bennet; “Holiday Express,” Jefferson Farjeon; “All I Desire,” Dorothy Dambert; “The Donely Plough,” Constance Holme; “Nymph Errant,” James Daver; “Riders of the Dim Trails,” Buck Billings; “Cool Cus-tomer,”-William McLeod Raine; “Fighting Breed,.” Daniel Ward; “Heydays and Maydays,” Anne Hepple; “Hurricane,” Chas. Nordhoff and James King Hall; “Never in Vain,” J. L. Hardy; “The Land of Milk and Honey,” Toyihiko Kagawa; “Beyond Justice,” Albert Wetjen; “Theatre,” W. Somerset Maughan; “Frontero,” Victor MaeClure; “The Street of the Spinners,” Isabel Cameron; “New Zealand Short Stories,” O. N. Gillespie (Ed.); “Friendly Relations,” Audrey Lucas; “A Gun and a Rope,” C. W. Sanders; “The Man of a Ghost,” P. C. Wren; “Shark Got eh of the Islands,” Albert R. Wetjen; “Gone with the Wind/’ Margaret Mitchell-;

“The Green Lion,” Francis Haekett; “Master Sanguine,” Ivor Brown; “A Farewell to India,” Edward Thompson; “Safe Custody,” Dornford Yates; ‘“The Son of His Parents,” E. M. Channon; “Roarin’ Lead,” W. Colt Macdonald; “The Doctor Calls Again,” Isabel Cameron,

General.—“On Wandering Wheels,” Jan and Cora Gordon; “The Geographical Magazine,’’ Vol. Ill; “40 0.8.,” Hugh Cleland Hoy; “By the Grace of God,” C. F. Andrews; “The DuMauriers,” Daphne DuMaurier; “New Zealand from Within, ’ ’ Donald Cowie; ‘ ‘ Riders of the Sky,” Harry Harper; “A Very Gallant Gentleman,” L. C. Bernacchi; “Rodeo,” R. B. Cunningham Graham; “The History and Adventure of Life,” H. G, Wells, G. P. Wells, Julian Huxley; “The Drama of Life, ” H. G. Wells, C. P, Wells, Julian Huxley; “Something of Myself,” Rudyard Kipling; “Wonders of the Great Barrier Reef, ” T. C. Roughley; “In Search of History,” Vincent Sheean; “Queen Elizabeth,” J. E. Neale.