NEW LIBRARY BOOKS

Manawatu Times, 4 May 1926, Page 3

NEW LIBRARY BOOKS

The following new books have been placed on the shelves of the Feilding Municipal Library:— “The King's Widow,” Mrs. Baillic Reynolds; ‘‘The Black Cabinet.” Patricia Wentworth; “Michael Durrant," Paul Trent; “Queen Lucia,” E. F. Benson; “Red Pepper’s Patients,” Grace S. Richmond; “The Education of Eric Lane,’ Stephen McKenna; “The Claw,” Cynthia Stockley; "The Eyes of the World.” Harold Bell Wright; “The Watcher on the Tower," A., G. Hales; “Anne Severn of the Fieldings,” May Sinclair; "The Eyes of Pharoah,” Grey Thorne; “The Valrose Mystery,” W. Le Queux; “The Market Man,” W. Le Queux; “Shutters,” Olive Wadsley; “Treading the Winepress,” Ralph Connor; "The Final Count,” Sapper; "The Lov e Story of Aliette Brunton,” Gilbert Frankau; "The Fulfillment of Daphne Bruno.” Ernest Raymond; "Hopalong Cassidy’s Protege,” Clarence Muiford; "The Gleavc Mystery,” Louis Tracy; “The P.ider of the Mohave,” James Fellom; “Men Marooned," George Marsh; "The Secret Victory,” Stephen McKenna; “The Power and the Glory,” Gilbert Parker: “Headhunters of the Amazon,” F. W, V. de Graff; “Marie Halkett,” R. W. Chambers; “Queen of the Dawn.” H. Rider Haggard; “Kneel to the Prettiest,” Berta Ruck; “Love’s Miracle,” Anne S. Swan; “The Crime at Vanderlyndcn’s” R. M. Mottram; "A Wife out of Egypt,” Norma Lorimcr; “Adventurous Youth,” Margaret Paterson: "After Noon,” Susan Ertz; "Chanmng C.omes Through,” C. A. Seltzer; “The Reluctant Imposter,” Muriel Hine; “Men of the Mesquite,” G. W. Ogden: "Captain Salvation,” F. W. Wallace; “Mastcrson,” Gil-bc-rt Frankau; “Golden Goose,” A. G. Hales; “Helen the Conqueror,” Harold Blindloss; “Boundless Water," Marjorie Bowen: “Bonanza,” McLeod Raine; "Spoilt Music,” Ruby M. Ayres; “Quince Alley,” Mrs. Henry Dunncy; "To-morrow’s Tangle,” Margaret Pcdlcr; “Thunder on tho Left,” Christopher Morley.