ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 1748, 6 September 1905, Page 23

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We have to acknowledge receipt of the following books from their respective publishers. Each will be noticed at greater length in due course:—“The Image in the Sand,” hy E. F. Benson; “The Fool Errant,” by Maurice Hewlett” (Heinemann’s Colonial library). “A Doctor in Corduroy,” by Max Baring; “A Marriage in Burmah,” by Mrs M. Oban-Toon” (Greening’s Colonial Libray). “One of a Mob,” by Nat Gould .John Long). ‘Did Testament Criticism in "New Testament Light,” by Dt G. H. Rouse (Religious Tract Society, London). The following magizines in addition to those noticed are also to hand:— “The Cottager and Artisan,” “The Leisure Hour,” “The Child’s Companion/’ “Sunday at Home,” “Friendly Greetings,” “The Girl’s Own Paper,” “The Boy’s Own Paper,” “Every Boy’s Monthly.” Each will he noticed in a future issue.