The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-02-11
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.
Many Old Friends and Some New
Ones.

been received at the public library;
Teaching and Organization, by p, \
Barnett: Scientific Aspects Of Christ
ian Evidences. by c. F. Wright
Christian Aspects Of Life, by Brooke
Foss WeStcott: Citizenship and Saliva
ton. by Alfred II, Lloyd; Happiness
as Found in Forethought Minus Fear
thought. by Horace Fletcher; The
Quest of Happiness, by Philip Gilbert
Hamerton; The Potter's Wheel, by
Ian Maclaren; American Contributions
to Civilization, by Charles William
Eliot: Constitutional Studies. by Jas.
Schouler; This Country of Ours, by
Benjamin Harrison: The Westward
Movement by Justin Winsor; Old Vir-
ginia and Her Neighbours, by John
FiSke; Men, Women and Manners in
Colonial Times, by Sydney George
Fisher; Romance and Reality of the
Puritan Coast, by E. H. Garrett: Vol
canoes of North America. by Israel
c. Russell; Russia and Turkey in the
Ninteenth Century, by E. W. Latimer;
Impressions of Turkey during Twelve
Years WanderingS, by W. NJ Ramsay
Rome the Middle of the World. by
Alice Gardner; The Evolution of
France under the Republic. by Baron
Pierre de Conbertin; History OF Our
Own Times-from 1850 to the Diamond
Jubilee, by Justin Mccarthy: Pictures
from the Life of Nelson, by W. Clark
RrSSpl. Tu-s1x-a Naval rvoN.os,e ~
Molly Elliot Seawell; Robert E. Lee
and the Southern Confederacy. by
Henry a. White: "reminiscences OF Viii
liam Wetmore Story, by Mary E. Phil
lips; Life and Letters of Harriet
Beecher Stowe, by Annie Fields; Atioat
on the Ohio. by Reuben Gold ThwaiteS:
The Gallinaceous Game Birds of North
America. by Daniel Grand Elliot;
BirdcTatt, by Mabel Oswood Wright:
Citizen Bird. Scenes from Bird Life,
by Mabel 0sgood Wright and Elliot
Cones; Travels in a Tree-top, by Char
les G. Abbott; The Freedom of the
Fields. by Charles G. Abbott; Studies
more; The Book of Dreams and
Ghosts, by Andrew Lang: The Work
ers. by Walter a. Wyckoff: Selected
Poems. by Geo. Meredith; The Golden
Treasury, by Francis L. Palgrave; A
by James Whitcomb |
Riley; The Rubaiyat of Doc SiferS. by |
James Whitcomb Riley: The Charm |
and other Parlor Plays. by Walter |
Besant and Walter Pollock: The |
Muses. up TO Date. by Henrietta Dex-
Ter Field and r. NJ. Field; Library of |
he Worlds Best observation-disclosures !
Is to 20. edited by Charles Dudley !
Warner; Talks on the Study of Litera-
lure. by Arlo Bates; Modern English |
Prose Writers, by Frank Preston |
Stearns; Old Lamps for New Ones, by |
Charles Dickens; The Garden of RO-
nance. edited by Ernest Rhys; The |
Fall of the Nibelungs, translated by |
Margaret Armour: Montaiqne and |
,ther Essays, by Thomas Carlyle:
Beauties of Marie Corelh. selected and |
arranged by Annie Mackay; With Feet
10 the Earth, by Charles NJ. Skinner;
Natures Diary, by Frances H. Allen;
Subject Index of Prose Fiction, by |
leila Allen Dixon; The Fourth Napo-
con. by Charles Benham; Sheilah Nc
Leod. by Guy Boothby; The Vice of
Fools, by H. c. Chatfield-Taylor; Diana
Victrix, by Florence Converse; The |
Young Mountaineers. by Charles Egg
bert Craddock; The Juggler. by Char
es Egbert Craddock: For the Love of |
-onita, etc, by Charles Fleming En-
Dree; Taken by Siege, by Jeanette l.
Glider; Eat Not Thy Heart, by Julien |
Gordon: Captains Courageous, by Rud-
yard Kipling; The Eye of Istar, by |
William lie Queux; In Kedar's Tents, |
ly Henry Seton Merriman; Phyllis in |
by L. H. Bickford and R. S.
Powell; ST. Ives, by Robert Louis |
The Tormentor, by Ben
jamin Swift; Iva Kildare, by l. B. |
Walford; The Son of Iugar, by Kath- |
srine Pearson Woods; Equality, by
Edward Bellamy; Darrell, by R. D. |
Corleone, by F. Marion |
Crawford; Hugh Wynne, by S. Weir
Mitchell; The Kings Highway. by |
Amelia E Barr; A Forest Orchid, by |
-lld AC 11CA NIT VI MI 1
-ingham, by Charles Conrad Abbott |
The Children at Sherburne House, by |
NJ. Douglas; Susan's Escort, |
and Others, by E E. Hale; Meg
Laugholme, by Mrs. Wordsworth;
Ihalmette, by Clinton Ross; Queen of |
Hearts. by Elizabeth Phipps Train;
The Teaeup Club. by Eliza Armstrong; |
Like a Gallant Lady, by Kate NJ. |
Cleary; The Marian, by George du
Maurier; Flint, by Maud Wilder Good !
win; Seven on the Highway by Blanche
Willis Howard; Down Our Way, by
Mary Jameson Judah; The Daughter
Of a Hundred Millions, by Virginia
Niles Leeds; Pippins and Cheese, by
Eliza W Peattie; Up the Matterhorn
in a Boat, by Marion Manville Pope;
Among the Dunes, by Mrs. D. L.
Rhone; The Lady Charlotte, by Ade-
line Sergeant; A. TZaT's Gratitude, by
Fred Whishaw; HAMA, by Henryk ST.
Weeping Ferry, etc, by
Margaret l. Woods; Lords of the
World, by Alfred ]. Church; The Gold
en- Galleon, by Robert Leighton; The
Young Puritans of Old Hadley, by
Mary P. Wells Smith; True to His
Home, by Hezekiah Butterworth; The
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