PUBLIC LIBRARY

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 75, Issue 179, 1 August 1932, Page 6

PUBLIC LIBRARY

NEW BOOKS ISSUED New books placed in circulation by the Wanganui Public Library during the past week were as follows.— Non-fiction. —“Capo to Cowley, via Cairo,” by Al. L. Belcher; “From Information Received,” by Cecil Bishop; “Go South —Go West,” by T. E. BClarke; “From My Private Diary,” by Daisy, Princess of Plcss; “The Tragedy of the Pound,” by Paul Einzig; “Flying Dutchman,” by Anthony Fokker; “Discretions and Indiscretions.” by Lady Duff Gordon; “Broken Trails.” by A. G. Hales: “Pavlova,” by Walford Hyden; “Father India,” by C. 8. Ranga Iyer; “Evolution in the Light of Modern Knowledge,” by Sir J. Jeans and others; “Night Raiders of the Air,” by A. R. Kingsford; “Famous Painters of America,” by J. W. McSpadden; “The Country of the Orinoco.” by Lady Dorothy Afills; “In Search of Wales,” by H V. Alorton; “Afcm-. ; ories and Vagaries.” by Alex. Munthe; w “Under Groat Bear and Southern Cross,” by Sir Hnmnet Share; “India —Land of the Black Pagoda,” by Lowell Thomas. Fiction.—“ Valley Vultures,” by Max Brand; “The First and Last nf Conrad,” by Joseph Conrad; “John Peel,” by J. Af. Donwood; “Rolls of Thyme,” by C. I. Dodd; “Clad in Purple Afist,” by C. I. Dodd; “Tho Farthing Spinster,” by C. I. Dodd; “Lords of Red Lattice,” by C. I. Dodd; “Three Silences,” by C. T. Dodd; “No Escape,” by Volin Erode; “The Lacquer Lady,” by F T. Jesse; “Mrs. Fischer’s War,” by Henrietta Leslie; “Grapes of Canaan.” by Elma Levinger; “A-Camping Wo Will Go.” by John J. Afelbjish; “Sea Change.” by Eleanor Aforcein (Mrs. Kellv); “Yu’an Hoe Seo Laughs,” by Sax Rohmer; “The Tragedv of X.” by Barnaby Ross; “Her Month of Freedom,” by Pau! Trent; “ Bluffer’e Luck.” by W. C. Tutt Ip; “SorgoanW Sir Peter,” by Edgar Wallace; “I Lived This Story,” by Betty White; “Louder and Funnier.” by P. G. Wodehouse; “Safe Custody.” by D Yates.