NEW BOOKS
ADDITIONS TO SHELVES PAEROA PUBLIC LIBRARY FICTION AND NON-FICTION The following new 'books have been added to the shelves of the Paeroa Public Library:— Fiction “The (Swan of Usk,” Helen Ashton; “Red Orin,” Frans Bingtsson; “Kingdom on Earth,” Anne Brooks; “The Tree of Death,” Frederick R. Bechdolt; “Brown Danube,” 'Gordon Baker; “Peace In Nobody’s Time,” iGeorge Borodin; “Glorious Apollo,” E. Barrington; “ Power - House,” John Buchan; ‘‘Green Glory,” John Brophy; “Bright Intervals,” E. H. Clements; “The Almond Tree,” Aiea Comfort; “The King Was In His Country House,” Branch Cable; “The Man Was Thursday,” G. K. Chesterton; “Chad Hannah,” Walter D. Edmonds; “The Happy Man,” 'Robert Easton; “'Something In The Air,” Flying-Officer X; “The Earthly Paradise,” C. S. Forester; “The Twain Met,” Ruth Feiney; “The Quad Goes Out,” Robert Greenwood; “L’iana,” (Martha Gdlhorn; “A Song For The Angels,” F. I. Green; “Miss Linsey and Pa,” 'Stella Gibbons; “Eyis Of Horus,” Joan Grant; “Paradise Street,” Henry Farrand Griffin; “Ambrose Holt and Family,” S. Glaspell; “Point Noir,” Clelie Benton Huggins; “Carnival At Blackport,” James Lansdale Hodson; “Witch In The Wilderness,” Desmond Holdridge; “A Lady Possessed,” PamIla Kelliho; “The Little Heand,” Pamela Kellino; “Arrival and Departure,” Arthur Koestler; “Ladies In Hades,” Frederic Arnold Kummer; “Gentleman Johnny,” B. Lancaster; “England Foi’ State,” Jane Lane; “Step Light Lady,” .Marjorie Lawrence; “War Tide,” Lin Taiyi; “The Path Finder,” Cecil Lewis; “Pelican Inn,” Hilda Lewis; “The Red Centaur,” Marjorie Mack; “The Splendid Journey,” Honorie Wilsie Morrow; “English Spinster,” 'Esther Meynell; “The Bay Of Silence,” Eduardo Mallea; “Yellow Tapers For Paris,” Bruce Marshall; “Velveteen Jacket,” Marjorie Mack; “Hang My Wreath,” Van Wyck Mason; “Luckypenny,” Bruce Marshall; “Men Without Country,” Charles Nordhoff and James Norman Hall; “Fenella,” Marjory Nugent; “Pray For The Wanderer,” K. O’Brien;; “Lyndley Waters,” George R. Preedy; “'Saurus,” Eden Phillpotts;
“Black Man White Maiden,” George R. Preedy; “South From Yesterday,” Willard; “Tracey Cromwell,” Conrad Richter; “The Bishop’s Confession,” Hugh Shearman; “Red Waggon,” Eleanor iSmith; “Mildensee,” Naomi Royde Smith; “Airing In (Closed Carriage,” Joseph 'Shearing; “Fanny By Gaslight,” Michael Sadleir; “All Passion Spent,” V. Sackville West; ‘‘Steinbeck,” Pascal Covice; “Army Without Banners,” Anne Stafford; “The Hophih’s Manuscript,” R. C. Sherrif; ‘‘Major Read Ahead,” Catherine Tennet; “All Our Yesterdays,” H. M. Tomlinson; “Soldier From The Wars Returning,” Jerrand Tickell; “The King Tree,” Baroness Van Boecop; “They. Were Sisters,” Dorothy Whipple.
“Along These Streets,” Struthers Burt; “The Crazy Hunter,” K. Boyle; “Dangling Man,” S. Bellow; “The Bolinvars,” M. F. Bayliss; “Hemingway,” Malcolm Cowley; “Narcissa,” R. Crompton; “Stories by Erskine Campbell,” H. S. Canby; “Separate Star,” L. G. Erdman; “The Lautensack Brothers,” L. Feutchwanger; “Amer-
ican Dream,” M. Foster; “To All The Living,” M. Felton; “Freedom Road,” H. Fast; “Forest of Anger,” Romain Gary; “The Silver Flame,” James Hilton; “Some <Of My Best Friends Are Soldiers,” M. Halsey) “Fiddler In The Sky,” R. Hoagland; “Bridge To Brooklyn,” A. E. Idell; “The Musk Ox,” N. S. Leskov; “Cousin William,” D. T. Lutes; “When The Living Strive,” R. la Piere; “Storm Signals,” J. C. Lincoln; “The Sea Witch,” A. Laing; “Man Alone,” John Mulgan; “Three Harbours,” Wyck Mason; of Glory,” Wyck Mason; “Big Family,” B. Partridge; “Poor Child,” A. Parrish; “Whiteoak .Heritage,” De la Roche; “The Building of Jalna,” De la Roche; “Oasis,” Robertson; “Runyan a la Carte,” D. Runyon; “Starbuck,” J. Selby; ‘Tame Is The Spur,” H. Spring; “The Iron Mountain,” P. Strong; “Immortal Wife,” I. Stone; “The Seventh Cross,” A. Seghers; “Fire Weed N. R. Smith; “Road To Calvary,” A. Tolstoy; "Kristin Labransdatter,” S. Undset; “Short Stories From The New Yorker,” “Nights Unto Death,” Philip Wylie; “The Song Of Beynadette,” Franz Werfel; “Grace On Their Doorposts,” Kathleen Wallace; “The Professor,” Rex Warner.
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Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume 54, Issue 32596, 13 July 1945, Page 6
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