DOMINION LIBRARY.

White Ribbon, Volume 36, Issue 432, 18 July 1931, Page 9

DOMINION LIBRARY.

PRESENTED TO THE LIBRARY. By Mrs Clayton, of Waitara: No. 289. “The Wheels of Time,” post age 2d, (By Florence Barclay.) The story of how, for one woman, the wheels of time are put back. By Mrs Wordsworth, of Te Kopuru: No. 802. “The Moths of the Limberlost," postage 2d. By Gene Stratton Porter. Can be borrowed, on receipt of postage, from the Librarian, MRS FIELD. “The Rocks,” Nelson. NEW BOOKS. No. 303. "My Brothers Face," postage 3d. The story of a Hindu who, obeying the unwritten law of his people, after 12 or 13 years in America, returns to his birthplace. One seems to travel with him, meeting his people, listening to their conversation, and taking part in their ceremonies. An intensely interesting hook. No. 306. “The Sensitive Child,’’ postage 2d. A mother’s exprience with a sensitive boy, and how, with patience and cure, she helps him over many difficult times. Can be procured, on receipt of postage, from the Librarian, MRS FIELD, ‘The Rocks," Nelson. (The Editor, “White Ribbon.’’) Though, as a mere man, not eligible to be a member of your Union, yet I was recently privileged to read one of the books in your library, "Who is This Jesus?” and wish to tell you how much and favourably I was impressed by it. It presents the old truths in a fresh and arresting light. I take it that the author is one of those “wise householders who can bring out of her treasure house things new" as well as “old.” I sincerely hope the book wilt be much in demand among your members. Yours truly, R. HAMES.