THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 451, 5 June 1937, Page 4

THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

BOOKS ON THE SHELVES L Thumbnail Reviews “Shadow on the Brook." by E. S. , Payne (Stanley Paul). —Kit Murtyn manages to solve r.he mystery ot the I shadow which overhangs Jnle Teale | and her tamily. ! “Return Journey,” by May Edgini ton (Collins). —Juliet May, mannaI quin by occupation, hits to solve the I marriage problem. I “Escape With Me,’’ by Hector I Hawton (Collins). —“Don't upset my i father,” was the cry of the Lindon ! family, but Valerie Lindon disregardI ed it and demanded the right to earn - her own living and to marry whom i she chose. ; “I, Savaran,” by Douglas Newton i (Cassell). —Savaran defied the consti. ; tuted authorities in his dealings with ; native tribes. : “The Black Flame,” by John Hallstead (Stanley Paul). —There are

i complications when a millionaire enj deavours in later years to undo an injustice he had done to his son. ; “Keep Away From Water,” by I Alice Campbell (Collins). —Threaten- ! ing letters received by a rich and •kindly old lady advise her to keep ; away from water. I “Hawk of the Wilderness,” by Wm. L. , Chester (Hodder and Stoughton). —A story ot a white boy brought up by wild tribes on a sartige coast ot Siberia. “Renegade Riders,” by F. C. Robertson (Collins). —Lena Harrison goes to the West and solves the mysterious disappearance of her brother. Also added; “Son of a\ Hero,” by J. O. Curwood (Jarrolds).