PAHIATUA PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 4829, 6 May 1914, Page 7

PAHIATUA PUBLIC LIBRARY.

I.TST OF NEW BOOKS. A large number of new books by the leading authors, have recently been purchased bv the Pahiatua Library Committee. The following is the list of volumes which have just been placed on the shelves:—“Outside the Ark,” Adelaide Holt; “Hagar,” Mary Johnston; “Freckles,” Gene. S. Porter; “The Pathway,” Gertrude Page; “Otherwise Phyllis.” M. Nicholson; “The Day of Days,” Louis Vance; “Tlie Treaty of Waitangi.” Lindsay Buick; “The House of Thane,” E. Dejeans: “Brother East and Brother West,” Leighton Leigh ; “Mrs Mason Protests,” Anthony Hope; “Weeds.” O. M. Potter and Sladen; “The Witness for the Defence,” A. E. W. Mason ; “Marthe,” Reginald Nye; “W r ith Drums Unmuffled,” L. A. Burgess; “Oil of Spikenard,” E. M. Smith-Dampier; "The Golden Lady,” Bertram Atkey; “The Flying Inn,” G. K. Chesterton: “Miranda,” M. E. Braddon ; “The Spanish Marriage.” H. M. Keynes; “The Hour Glass Mystery,” Headen Hill : “The Crimson Honeymoon,” Headen Hill; “The Touchstone of Fortunes,” Clm-s. Major; “The Forest on the Hill.” Eden Phillpotts; “An Enemy Hath Done This,” Jos. Hooking; “Gold,” S. E. White: “In the Cause of Freedom,” A. W. Marchmont; "On Board the Beattie.” A. E. Ray; “The Creebping Tide,” K. Jordan ; “Vagabond City,” W. Boggs; “Colonel Todhunter at Missouri,” R. I>. Saunders; “John O’Jamerstown,” V. Kester ; “Routledge Rides Alone,” W. L. Comfort ; “The Room of Secrets.” W. Le 0"ox : “The Way of Ambition,” Robert Hichens; “Prairie Fires.” A. S. Swan : “The Four Faces.” W, Le Quex ; “The Valley of the Moon,” Jack London: “A Lady of Leisure,” E. Sidgwick ; “By Order of the Company,” Mary Johnston ; "A Cry in the Wilderness,” M. Iv Waller;’ “A Likely Story,” W. Do Morgan; “Alice for Shot,” W. Do Morgan.