TEMUKA LIBRARY

Temuka Leader, Issue 10894, 20 August 1932, Page 1

TEMUKA LIBRARY

LIST OF LATEST BOOKS EXCELLENT SELECTION OF NOVELS The following is the list of the latest hooks on the shelves of the Temuka Public Library.. FICTION “Mops,” (Oliver Samlys); “Bad Man,” (William McLeod Paine) ? “The Moon of Romance,” (Maria Albanesi), “The Happy Meddler,’’ (G. B. Stern), “Caleb’s Conquest,” (Joseph Hocking), “The Blunder,, (E. W. Savi), “Death in Tiger Valley,” (Reginald Campbell); “Death Answers the Bell,” ("Valentine Williams); “Footsteps in the Dark,” (Geox-gette Heyer); “Bede Mere,” (Kathleen Norris); “Concealed Turning,” (Rosemary Rees); “Hunting Shirt,” (Mary Johnston), “Jim Redlake” (Francis Brett Young) ; “The Rock and the Rivei. (Ralph Connor); “The VVindmill oxx the Dune,” (Mary Waller), “Mesquite Jenkins Tumbleweed,” (Clarence Mulford)) : The Happy “Island of Desire,” (Peter Kyne), Murderers,” (Victor Bridges), “A Chinese Triangle.” (Louise Jordon Miln); “Fenced Water,” (G. W. Ogden); “The Storm Riders,” (Frank Dilnot); “Old Wine and New,” (Warwick Deeping) ; “Tho Rixxx of the Prarie,” (Bess Streeter Aldrich); “Arizona Ames,” (Zane Grey); “Cheat,” (Joan Sutherland); “Spears Against Us,” (Cecil Roberts): “The Meteren Road,” (Vernon Thomas), “The Lady of the Lawn,” (W. Riley). “Find the Clock, I’lxieves’ Night,” (Harry Stephen Keeler); “The Bandit,” (Leslie Charteris); “A Red, Red Rose.” (Katharine Tynan); “The Missing Two”; (Mrs Baillie Reynolds): “Hatter’s Castle,” (A. J. Cronin); “Perilous Love" (Florence Riddell); “When the Gangs Came to London,” (Edgar Wallace): “Magnolia Street,’ (Louis Golding); NON FICTION “Since Then,” (Philip Gibbs), ‘lndia, Land of the Black Pagoda,” (Lowell Thomas) ; “Adventure. (Major-General Seeley i; “Hunted Through Central Asia,’ <P- S. Nazar off).