PUBLIC LIBRARY

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 77, Issue 82, 7 April 1934, Page 8

PUBLIC LIBRARY

NEW BOOKS ISSUED. New books issued at the Wanganui Public Library during the week were: —“The Glorious Adventure 0 (R. Halliburton) t “The Flying Carpet” (R. Halliburon, “I was a Pagan” (V. C. Kitchen), “Back to the Coal Standard” (Capt. B. Ackworth), “5.0.5.” (David Masters), “Is Christianity True!” (Arnold Lunn and C. E. Al. .load), “Monarchy or Money Power” (R. McNair Wilson), “Napoleon’s Mother” (R. McNair Wilson), “Metternich 1773—1859” (Algernon Cecil), “Letters and Second Diary of Samuel Pepys” (R. G. Howarth, ed.). “The Gospel of Happiness” (J. C. Stobart), “The Call of the Southern Cross” (A. S. N. Wadia), “A. Plan of Life” (C. B. Purdom), “My Golfing Life” (Harry Vardon), “We Find Australia” (Chas. H. Holmes), “Meteor” t Lt.-Col. G. S. Hutchison), “King Faisal of Iraq” (Mrs. S. Erskine), “Isles of Eden” (L. Andrews), “Half the Seas Over” (C. W. Collinson). “Excitement” (S. Horler), “Me” (Naomi Jacob), “From Sarajevo to the Rhine” (Arminius), “The Amazing Mr. Noel Coward” (P. Braybrooko), “Side Notes on the Bible’’ (Hilda Petrie), “The Moscow Trial” (A. J. Cummings), “Home Astrology” (R. H. Naylor), “Hull Down” (P. A. Eaddy;, “The World of To-morrow” (I. O. Evans), “The Book of British Industries” (H. Schonfield, Edt.), “Mothercraft” (M. Truby King), “Discipleship” (L. D. Weatherhead), “Memories” (Marcus Marks). “The Peopling of Australia” (Pacific Institute). Replies to Advertisers. Advertisers aie requested to note that replies addressed as follows await claimants at the brand office of the “Chronicle,” Victoria Avenue: —Rl4, Rl9, R2l, K4J, R 42, R 44, RlO3, RlO5, '’lOS, Rll2, E 126, R 136, R 139, Rl5l. Dublin Street Bridge. Motorists crossing the Dublin Street Bridge at the presen*. time require to exercise caution on account of the repairs to the tramlines resulting in oneway traffic rules I eing enforced. Nearly one-third of the track has been removed, and the rules apply to that portion. Where possible, motorists would be well advised to use the Town Bridge while the repairs arc being carried out.