INGLEWOOD NEWS

Taranaki Daily News, 12 June 1930, Page 18

INGLEWOOD NEWS

ADDITIONS TO LIBRARY. (From Our Own Correspondent), Following is a list of new books secured at the public library iu June: — The Great World, A Gentleman with a Duster; The Incredible Year, Faith Baldwin; The Long Shadow, B. M. Bower; Her Prairie Knight, B. M. Bower; Shoddy, Dan Brummitt; The Hunted Woman, J. O. Curwood; The North Sea Mystery, Harry Edmonds; The Cavaliers of Death, Rosita Forbes: The • Two Barbaras, E. Everett Green; Desert Valley, Jackson Gregory; The Short Slip, Zane Grey; The Spirit of the West, Joseph Hocking; Tho Way of the West, Emerson Hough; A Man of Manners, Philip Hughes; Five and Ten, Fanny Hurst; Trip no Further, Jane Lindsay; The Man of the Desert, G. L. Hill Lutz; The Merivales, G. B. McCutcheon; Passion-flower, K. Norris; Tho Fortunes of Richard Mahoney, H. H. Richardson; The Way Home, H. 11. Richardson; Ultima Thule, H. Richardson; Three Score and Ten, Alec Waugh; Concealed Turnings, Pamela Wynne; War/ Ludwig Renn; The Wilderness Trail, Jackson Gregory; The Border Legion, Zane Grey; The Man From Bar-20, Clarence Mulford; The Golden Journey, Kathleen Rhodes; Storm, H. Sutcliffe; Kate Plus Ten, Edgar Wallace.

Ten tables were engaged at the Inglewood band euchre party in tho bandroom on Monday night with the following resluts! Mrs. K. Lawson 1, Miss Mellar 2, Mrs. Eva consolation; Mr. ij. Scott 1, Mrs. Fetch (playing as man) 2, Mr. W. Martin consolation. Mr. L. /Butler leaves shortly for the United States on a business trip. Mr. A. N. Kirk, who has been in hospital to undergo an operation, is progressing favourably and hopes to be home shortly.