NEW BOOKS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 20110, 31 March 1928, Page 11

NEW BOOKS

WANGANUI LIBRARY ADDITIONS OF THE WEEK This week’s accessions to th a circulating library are:— Fiction: Bennet, R. A. “The Desert Girl.” Brouter, D. K. and Taylor, G. W. “ Chantemerle,” Brostcr and Taylor, “The Vision Splendid,” Byrne, Donn, “Crusade,” Cooper, H. St. John “Morning Glory,” Hamilton, Cosmo, “Caste,” Hay. lan, “The Poor Gentleman,” Liggett, W. W. “The Frozen Frontier,” McKenna, Stephen. •‘The Unburied Dcaii,” Ridge, W. P.

“The Two Mackenzies,” Robertson, F. C. “The Boss of the Tumbling H,” Smith. 8. Kaye, “Iron and Smoke,” Tomlinson, H. M., “Gallion’s Reach,” Tynan K. “Castle Perilous.” Non-Fiction: Blackett, Wilfred,

“May It Please Your Honour,” (Lawyers and Law Courts in New South Wales), Chapple, May, W. A. “Fiji— Its Problems and Resources,” Dill, Samuel. ‘ ‘ Roman Society From Hero to Marcus Aurelius,” Dorsey, Geo. A. “Why We Behave Like Human Beings,’ Gwatkin, H. M. “Early Church History to A.D. 313,” Gwynn, Stephen “In. Praise of France,” Herford, C. IL “The Post-War Mind of Germany and other European Studies,” Holmes, J. H. ”Way Back in Papua,” Jor/js, E. Stanley. 4 ‘Christ at the Round Table,” Nicholls, Beverly, ‘ 25,” O’Flaherty, Liam, “Life of Tim Healey,’ Pritchett, V. S. “Marching Spain.” Spalding, Chas., T. “Reminiscences of Transatlantic Travellers,” West, V. Sackville, “The Land,” (Poetry), Wheeler, Chas. G. “ A Manual of Woodworking,” Gibbs, Philip, “The Day After To-morrow”’ (scientific es-