LIBRARY NOTES.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16543, 17 November 1915, Page 8

LIBRARY NOTES.

A number of interesting works in various departments of literature nave recently been added to tho Dunedin Athenaeum library. The following is a list of the principal works: — "Heredity and Environment in tho Development of Man," by E. J. Conklin; "A Guide to tbo English Language," edited by H. C. O'Neill; "Town Planning," by Geo. Cadbury, jun.; "Notable Women iii History," by J. Millis Abbott; " Woman and Crime," by H. L. Adam; "Remarkable Women of France," by Colonel Haggard; "Life of Florence Nightingale," by Sir Edward Cook; "Behind the Sfcenes in tho Terror." by Hector Fleischmann; "Prohibition Advance in All Lands," by Guy Hayler; "What I Found in the Home of a Gorman Prince," by an English governess; "German Culture: The Contribution of the Germans to Knowledge, Literature, Art, and Life," by writers who can speak with authority; " Diversions of a Naturalist," by Sir Ray Lankesfcer; and, "American and English Studies," by White!a-w Reid. The principal works of fiction introduced into the Atheneeum recently are:—"Money's Worth," by F. Bancroft; "The Elixir of Life," by Arthur Ransome: "Some Elderly People and their Young Friends," by S. Macnaughton; "Oliver," by B. Paul Neuman ; "Martha of the Memnonito Country." by Helen R. Martin; "Dork Rosaleen." by M. E. Fianois; "Bitter Sweet," by Grant Riehards; '"The Angel of the Desert," by Silas K. Hocking; "Betty Zane," by Zane Grey; "Athalie." by 'R. W. Chambers; "Mr Grex, of Monte Carlo," by E. Phillips Oppenheim: "A Young Maji's Year," by Anthony Hopo;_ "Tho Trail of the Hawk," by Sinclair Lewis; "Making Money," by Vivian Johnson; "Living up to. Billy, - " by Elizabeth Cooper; "K," by Mary Roberts Rinehart; "Tho Inner Law," by Will N. Hnrben; "Gentlemen of tho Sea," by Paul Trent: "Around Old Chester." by Margaret Delano; "The Oldeyites." bv E. F. Benson; "The , Eagle of Empire," by Cyrus Townsqnd Brady; "Sally on tho Rooks," bv Winifred Boggs; "Jaff"rv." by Wm. .T. Loskej "Patricia," by Edith Henrietta Fowler; "A Mind Awakened," by Henry Bordeaux; and "The Kennedy People," by W. Pott Ridge.