THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 329, 9 January 1937, Page 4

THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Books On The Shelves. “Follow the Call.” by F. S. Anthony (A. H. and A. W. Reed).—The Author draws largely on his own experience in describing the adventures ot a returned soldier who established himself as a dairy-farmer in Taranaki. “Halt Spanish, Half Scotch,” by K. Meredith (John Long).—The terms of 8 father's will require that his family must unearth a family skeleton it they are to inherit his wealth. “Lady In Malacca," by Francis de Croisset (Geoffrey Bles). —A first novel by a distinguished French dra-l* matist. It is the story of a young Englishwoman's love for the sultan ot a small native Malay State. “Seconds and Thirds," by E. L. Long (Ward, Lock and Co.). —A story ot ships' engineers. “Rory and Bran." by Lord Dunsany (Heinemann). —Adventures and and misadventures in Ireland. “The Talisman Ring,” by Georgette Heyer (Heinemann). —A story ot the eighteenth century. “Shot at Dawn,” by John Rhode (Collins). —Death on a motor launch. “The Saint in New York," by Leslie Charteris (Hodder and Stoughton).— Simon is retained to investigate ’ a kidnapping. “Back Wing’s Rider.” by Cherry Wilson (Ward, Lock and Co.). —The adventures of a youth who undertakes to recover from a band ot Western outlaws a fine racehorse they have stolen. "White Wolf's Pack," by Hal Dunning (Ward, Lock and Co.). —Allen, outlaw, swore he would use his guns no more; but he brought them into play again to clean np a bunch ot outlaws. Also added: "Mid-Atlantic,” by Taffrail (Hodder and Stoughton); "Beggars' Horses," by P. C. Wren (Murray) ; "Blue Silver," by Victor Bridges (Hodder and Stoughton); “All Over Again.” by Ruby M. Ayres (Hodder and Stoughton).