THE LATEST BOOKS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23002, 3 October 1936, Page 4

THE LATEST BOOKS

The following publications have been received by recent mails, and will, as far as practicable, be the subject of notice in these columns: — Fiction Hurst and Blackett: “The Barrier,” by Jane England; “The Awakening,” by Rachel Swete Macnamara, 4s; “ The Foolish Apprentices,” by Pamela Frankau, 4s. files: “Missing From the Shelf,” by Michael Salkeld; “ Case for Three Detectives,” by Leo Bruce; “The Great Mail Racket,” by George Dilnot. Joseph: “ City for Conquest,” by Aben Kandel, 9s; “A Baggage for Diplomacy,” by Jane Balfour. Harrap: “Jump for Glory,” by Gordon M’Donell; “ Death Took a Publisher,” by Norman Forrest. Wright and Brown: “ Hazell and Sons,” by Annie S. Swan. Jenkins; “ Miss Buncle Married,” by D. E. Stevenson. Hutchinson; “ Touch-Me-Not,” by Anne Hepple. Dent: “The Snare of the Fowler, by Gerald Bullett. Selwyn and Blount: “ Thorston Hall, by O. S. Macdonnell. (Each 7s, unless otherwise stated.) General Literature Dent: “A. R. Orage,” by Philip Mairet, illus., 12s 6d; “I Commit to Your Intelligence,” by Reginald Churchill, ss. . Joseph: “ Going Native,” by Eric Muspratt, illus., 18s 6d. Ivor Nicholson: “A Fresh Approach to the New Testament,” by Martin Dibelius, 7s 6d; “Holland on £10,” by Sydney A. Clark, 7s 6d. Skeffington: “In Time of Harvest,” by the Rev. C. A. Allington, D.D., and others, ss.