HOKITIKA FREE LIBRARY

Hokitika Guardian, 18 May 1928, Page 4

HOKITIKA FREE LIBRARY

LIST OK XKAY BOOKS. “The Angel of the Chimes,” “The Convict Colonel,” K. l)o Boisgobay j “Paul and Virginia,” B-. i)e St. Pierre; “Selected Stories,” G. ])e .Maupassant; “ The Betrolied,” Manzoni ; “ A Koval Prisoner.” .Marcel Allain; “Oil Desert Altar,” Norma Lorimer ; “An Outpost Wooing,” Nora K. Strange; “The Exploits of .June,” -Marcel Allain; “ C 3,” Ronald Gurner; “ Muisie Galley -Murder,” R. T. Foster; "Cattle Chosen,” H. o.' G. Shaun; “The Quest.of Youth,” Jeffrey Farnol; “.Mystic Isles of the South Seas,” K. O’Brien ; “Yesterday's Harvest,” “ To-morrow’s Tangle,” .Margaret Rcdler; “'The Summer Lady,” “ The Story of a Woman's Heart,” Mrs Geo. Norman; “A Shadow of ’57,” A. M. S. M.oncrieff; “The Proper Place,” 0. Douglas; “Sweet Pepper,” Geoffrey Moss; “The Challenge,” Un ■ i|uenchahle Fire,” Joan Sutherland; “Summer Bachelors,” Warner Fahais; “The Street of Many Arches.” Joan Conquest; “Calvary,” Rita; “The Invisible Event,” J. O. Bersford ; “Moon Flowers.” Margaret Peterson; “The Romantic,” May Sinclar; “The Mother,” Eden Pliiilpots; “A Perfect Day,” Bohun Lynch ; “ Memoirs of Sir Richard Muir.” Lady Muir.