PATEA PUBLIC LIBRARY

Patea Mail, 30 September 1938, Page 3

PATEA PUBLIC LIBRARY

NEW BOOKS

The following books have been placed on the .shelves of the Patea Public Library; Fiction: “One Hour Before Dawn/’ Valentine; “Yellows tones,” George Goodchild; “White Bell Heather, ” Isabel Cameron; “The Destroyer,” Sydney Horler; “ Once we had a Child,” Hans Fallada; “The Poisoners,” Georgeß. Preedy; “The Little Nugget,” P. G. Wodehouse; “Josephns.” Lion Feuclhtwanger; “McLean Incomparable, 7 \ George Goodchild; 11 The Dumb God Spe'ato,”' E. Phillips Oppenheiin; “There was Another,” Ruby M. Ayres; “A Mad World,” E. W. Savi; “Mr. Finchley Discovers His England,” Victor Canning; “A Pulpit in the Grillroom,” E.’ Phillips Oppen•heim; “Konigaonfark,” A. jE. "W* Mason; “Sleepy Horse Range,” Colt

Macdonald; “Blackshirt Counter-Spy,” Bruce Graeme; “A Gentleman for the .Gallows,” Sydney Horler; “Ruined • City,” Nevil Shute; “Shark . Gotoh Shoots it Out,” Albert Richard Wetjen; “More Knaves than One, 7 ' Frank L. Packard; “Heartbroken Melody,” K&thleen Norris; .“A Guest of Life,” Nelle M. Scanlan; “Rebecca,” Daplhine du Maurier; ‘ ‘The Collosus of Ar-

cadia,” E. Phillips Oppenheim; “Scoop,” Evelyn Waugh; “The Journey Up," Robert Hichens; “Of Time and The River,”, Thomas Wolfe; “ Postscript to Poison,'' Dorothy Bow-

. ers; “White Woman,” Dorothy Black; 4 ‘ Operation “M.O. ” ” TafErail; “The Elgin Marble,” Baroness von Hutton. ,

Noil-Fiction: “'The Flivver King,” Upton Sinclair; “We, Soviet Women, ’’ Tatiana Tehernavian; “My Part in Germany's Fight,” Dr. Joseph Goebbels; “The Windsor Tapestry,” Camton McKenzie; “Severn’s Saga,” E. Keeble Ohatterton; “Sailormen All,” Admiral Campbell; “In Quest of the Sun,” Alain Gerbault; “My Mystery Admiral Campbell; “Voodoo Fire in Haiti,” Ridhlard E. Loedere; < ‘All Experience,” Ethel Mannin; “My South .Sea Island,” Eric Musprait; “Africa Calling,” Roger Courtney; “ Three Lands on Three Wli eels, ’ ’ Jah and Cora Godron; “The London Round-about, ’' Jian and Cora Gordon;

“A Million Miles in the Air,” Linton Wells; “The Last Landfall,” Desmond Malone; “A- Modern Sindbad,” Anonymous ; * ‘ Against the Tide,'' Mabel Lethbridge; “The Heart of the Antarctic,” Sir Ernest iShackelton; “Wild Career,” William J. Gibson; “Dust, Dope and Sawdust,” Paul Carew; “Sword for Hire,” D. Y. Doff; “Ride on the Wind,” F. C. Chichester; ‘ ‘ Hell's Broth Militia,' ’ W. J. Blackledge; “The Valley of ♦Jie Assassins,” Freya Stark; “New Guinea Gold,” Edmond Deirmitre; “The Arctic Forests,” ■ Michael H. Mason; “Flight to Hell,'' Hans Bertram; “Deserts Idle,” Michael H. Mason; * ‘ Riders of the * Sky, '' Harry Harper; “Adventures in Safety,” Alan DTEgville; “Hollywood by Starlight,” B, J. Minney; “Great Canals,” T. C. Bridges; “400 Million Customers,” Carl Crow; “I Saw Spain,' Bernard Newman; “Salute the King,” Arthur M«e.