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Hokitika Guardian, 9 May 1936, Page 5

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The following books were, released today by tiie Hokitika Library, and comprise some, excellent . reading ni both action and non-fiction sections.

Fiction. —‘‘The Proud Ser, ant,” Margaret Irwin : “Happy Buchan”,_ Ethel Hoileau; “r inch’s Fortune,” Mayo de la Roche; “Primrose, Hill”, Nelle M. Scanlon; “Royal Flush”, Margaret Irwin: “Collected Ghost Stories”, Oliver Onions; “Storm and Dream”, Ruth Holland; “The Loss of the Jane Vosper”. Freeman M ills Crofts;. “The Arabian Nights Murder”, John D. Carr: “Glittering Heights”,, Anne Duffield; “Michael and bis Angels”, Lewis Gibbs; “Mr To lire re’s Reluctant Witnesses” It. A, J. Walling; “Noah.Pandre”, Salman Seliiieour; “The Pawnshop Murder”,. John G. Brandon; “The Nursing Hom e ’ Murder”, Ngaio Marsh and Dr. H. Jellett; “Birds of Paradise*’, E. Phillips, Oppenheim; “Scarlet ■ and White.., Olive Wadslev; “Silas Crockett”, Mary Ellen Chase; “Many Peters”, Mary Ellen Chase; “Tikuron”, Kylie Tennant; “And Berry Cam e Too”, Doniford Yates. Non-fiction.—“l 'Walked by Night”, Edited by L. R. Haggard; “The Face, of Mother India)”, Katherine Mayo; “Our Ambassador King”, Basil Mayne; “A Surgeon's China”, Albert Cervais; “Our Future in the Air”, Brig.-Gen. /r. Cl. Groves; “Half Way”, Cecil Roberts; “Victorian Swansdown”, C. B. Andrews and J. A. Orr-Ewine: “Kitty', Duchess of Queensbcrry”, Violet Biddulphi.