ASHBURTON LIBRARY.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume 57, Issue 254, 7 August 1937, Page 8

ASHBURTON LIBRARY.

BOOKS PURCHASED RECENTLY. The following books have been placed on the shelves of the Ashburton Public Library for August:— “Maxine,” Paul Trent ; “Shellaii s Secret,” Emmeline Morrison; “Contrary Mary,” Temple Bailey; “Lone Wood,” Emmeline Morrison; “Silver Slippers,” Temple Bailey; Memory,” Anne Duffield; “uolden Horizons,” Anne Duffield; “The Lost Waggon Train,” Zane Grey; “Silver Peaks,” Anne Duffield; “Flaming Felicia,” Anne Duffield; “Her World or Men,” Jennifer Ames; “The Little Lady,” E. Maria Albenose; “A Chinese Lady,” Lady Hosie; “Connie Morgan in the Arctic,” J. B. Hendryx; “A City of Bells,” Elizabeth Goudge; ‘The .Green Mountain Murders,” Christopher Culhy; “Mac’s Memoirs,” G. H. Cunningham; “Blind Man’s Year,” Marwick Deeping; “X Esquire,” 'Leslie Charteris; “The Valley of the Assassins,” Freza Stark; “Strange Experiment,” Valentine; Scent of Water,” Susan Buchan; “Yere,” T. G. Moberby; “The Travelling Skull,” H. S. Heeler; “The Coronado Trail,” Col. George B. Rodney; “Allah Dethroned,” Lilo Linke; “Hoiieyball Farm,” Ethel Dell; “A Cumslia Cruise,” E. Laurie Long; “The Woman’s Side of It,” Denise Robins; “The Show Must Go On,” Oliver Sandys; “Howls at Midnight,” Norman Berrow. Children’s Books—“Billa of Ingleside,” “Anne of the Island,” “Anne ol Avonlea,” “Anne’s House of Dreams,” “Emily of New Moon,” “Kilmeny of tho Orchard,” “Magic for Marigold,” “Chronicles of Avonlea,” all by L. G. . Montgomery.