Our Library.

Woodville Examiner, Volume XXII, Issue 3875, 18 May 1906, Page 2

Our Library.

The following books have been added to the Library;— Chariot of the Lord,” J. Hocking; **JL 1 Maker of History,” E. P. Oppenheim g “ Who giveth this Woman," W* Le Quex { “Sons o’ Men," G. B. Lancaster; "D* Tom,” J. W. Streeter; “ Yolande of Bur* gundy,” O. Major; “ The Voyage of th* Discovery,” (2 vols.) Capt. R. F. Seott; “ The Red Reaper,” J. A. Stuart; “ Th* Lighting Conductor,” C. N. and A. Williamson; “Fred. Markham in Bus* sia,” W. H. G. Kingston; “ The Ken* tuckians,” J. Fox, jun.: “ The Cherry Ribband,” S. R. Crockett; “A Moan, tain Eoropa,” J. Fox, jun.; “ Love the Tyrant," C. Garvice; “ Shenao ”; “ The Heir of Langridge Towers,” R. M. Free, man; “ Lot 13,” D. Gerard; “ The Bob*ber’sCave,” A. L. O. E.; “The Bobbef Baron of Bedford Castle,” A. J., Foster and E. E. Guthele; ‘‘ Mark Marksman'* Secret,” Jessie Armstrong; "The Young Woodranger,” G. W. Browne; "Th* Waters of Caney Fork," Opie Besd| “Mr Lion of London,” J. J. Belli " Black Rock," R. Connor—Presented by Mrs Maynard, England; “The Con* querer,” G. Atherton; “The .Origin of Species,” O. Darwin; “ The Veil of the Temple,” W. H. Mallock; “ The Great Boer War,” Conon Doyle; “ Tom Brown’s School Days.” T. Hughe*. “ Penelope's Experiences in England/’B* D. Wiggin; “Cook’s Chess Synopsis"! “Staunton’s Chess Players Handbook."'