LEVIN PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 5 April 1938, Page 8

LEVIN PUBLIC LIBRARY.

NEW BOOKS ADDED. During the months of February, March and April the following new books have been added to the Levin Public Library, as per list forwarded by the librarian, Mrs. M. Whitaker:— February, 1938. FICTION.—“Second Harvest,” Jean Earre; “Anne of Morgans,” Hilda Bennett; “If I Should Lose You,” Dorothy Black; “Shadow Mountain,” B. M. Bower; “Dumb Witness,” Agatha Chris--tie; “Men Are So Different,” April Brookes; “Lost Canyon,” Clinton Dangerfield; “Thirteen Guests,” J. Jefferson Farjcou; “No Other Man,” Carol Gave; “Travelling Light,” Dorothy Lambert; “Scotch Mist,” Dorothy Lambert; “Deep Water Island,” Alan Le May; “Life Is For Living,” Kay Lipke; “Closed Range,” Bliss Lomax; “Queer Mr. Quell,” W. J. Makin; “El Sombra,” E. B. Mann; “Stampede,” E. B. Mann; “The Square Peg,” John Masefield; “A Ranger Rides' Alone,” Amos Moore; “Sandy of Skyline,” Amos Moore; “Commander of the Mists,” D. L. Murray; “The Light that Lies,” Sylvia Murray; “Romance Rides the Range,” Alvin B. Richmond; “Trail Troubles,” Claude Rister; “Randy of I.oaring River,” Frank C. Robertson; “Range Law,” C. W. Sanders; “Snowstone,” J. M. Scott; “The Silver Land,” J. M. Scott; “They Were So Young,” Renee Shann; “The Road to Damascus,” Annie S. Swan; “She Hall Be Queen,” Betty Trask; “Hidden Trails,” Daniel Ward; “The Devil Rides Out,” Dennis Wheatley.

GENERAL. —“This Torch of Freedom,” Stanley Baldwin; “Count Leo Tolstoi,” E. J. Dillon; “Amateur Adventure,” K. C. Gandar Dower; “Pilgrim of Eternity (Byron),” John Drinkwater; “Parnell,” St. John Ervine; “The Charm of Birds,” Lord Grey of Falloden; “Tibetan Trek,” Ronald Kaulback; “Spies I Knew,” Marthe McKenna; “Gino Watkins,” J, M. Scott; “Sailing Alone Across the World,” Joshua Slocum; “The Spirit of the Hills,” F .S. Smythe; “Characters and Commentaries,” Lytton Strachey; “Lan-/ cer at'Large,” Francis Yeats-Brown. Maijch, 1938. J FICTION.—“Death v Off the Fairway,” Herbert Adams; “The Soulless Legion,” W. J. Blackledge; “It Happened in Essex,” Victor Bridges; “Where Is Barbara Prentice?,” Miles Burton; “Mystery at the Rectory,” Anthony Fielding; “Clear as the Sun,” Muriel Hine; “California Caballero,” Colt MacDonald; “Fear in the Heart,” Constance Molleson; “Trail of the Lonesome Heart,” Chriehton Miln; “The Fourth Pig,” Naomi Mitchison; “Something to his Advantage,” W. F. Morris, “The Colossus of Arcadia,” E. Phillips Oppenheim; “Sir Percy Hits Back,” Baroness Orczy; “North West Passage,” Kenneth Roberts; “Sunshine Stealer,” Berta Ruck; “Barbara Prospers,” Mary Scott; “The Cowboy from Alamos,” Chas. H. Snow; “Island of Spies,” J. M. Walsh; “The Secret War,” Dennis Wheatley; “Cross Mark’s the Spot,” James Ronald.

GENERAL.—“My Scottish Youth,” R. H .Bruce Lockhart; “The Christmas Omnibus,” Sylvia Lynd (Ed.); “Manual of Mythology,” Alexander S. Murray; “Joseph Conrad’s Mind and Method,” R. L. Megros; “Stars of the Southern Heavens,” James Nangle; “Fact and Fiction About Wagner,” Ernest Newman; “Introduction to English Painting,” John Itothenstcin; “Loose Among Devils,” Gordon Sinclair. , April, 1938. “Ballade in G. Minor,” Ethel Boileau; “The Dangerous Years,” Gilbert, Erankau; “Great Argument,” Philip Gibbs; “And No Quarter!,” Maurice Walsh; “Backs to the Wfdl,” G. D. Mitchell; ‘Mother of the Bride,” Alice Grant Rosman; “Contraband,” Dennis Wheatley.