PUBLIC LIBRARY

Opunake Times, 29 August 1947, Page 2

PUBLIC LIBRARY

NEW BOOKS ADDED GOOD SELECTION The following is a list of new books purchased by the Opunake Public- Library: "Snow in June," Jane Blackmore; "Death on a Smokeboat." Eoss Graham; "Vague Vacation," Joan Grant; "Sudden, Gold Seeker," Oliver Strange; "Sudden Takes the Trail, 5 ; Oliver Strange; "The Passionate Year," James Hilton; "What Timmy Did," Mrs. B. Lowndes; "One World or None," Edited bv Dexter Master and Katherine Way; "The Case of the Angel's Trumpets," Michael Burt; "The Eoad to Laramie," Peter Field; "Rivers to Cross," George Goodchild; "The Crew of L.C. 454," E. Laurie Long; "Parliament in New Zealand," F. A. Simpson; -"The Wind that Shakes the Barley,' 7 James Barke; "The Westering Sun," George Blake; "Fantastic Journey," Dorothy Black; "The Old Firm," Joan Butler; "The Wide House," Taylor Caldwell; "Kind Uncle Buckbv," John Gloag; "One Bright'Day," Norah C. James; "Joanna Godden." Sheila Kaye-Smith; "The Wheel Stood Still," Horace Annesley Vachell; "Drink to Yesterday," Manning Cole; "A Swarm of Bees," Marjorie Coryn; "Bulldog Drummond Stands Fast," Gerald Fairlie; "The Clency Trad/ition," Netta Muskett; "Crescent Moon," L. Noel; "Boo," Peter de Polnay; "Love Sails at Dawn," Dorothy Quentin; "Glory Hill Farm" (Ist Year) Clifton Reynolds; "Bridle Paths," A. F. Tschiffely: *"'Rebels," Horace Annesley Vachell; "Rain Before Seven," Christopher Buckley; "The Glendinning Fortunes," Jessie May Burt; "Cruel Dart," ffenry Carstairs.