Hawks (E.)--The boys’ book of astronomy. _1914._ Haydn--Dictionary of dates. A record of the chief events in the world’s history. Holden (E. S.)--The sciences. _Illus. 1903._ On astronomy, physics, chemistry, meteorology, etc., and their application to the arts and to daily life. Kernahan (C.)--The reading girl. _1925._ Chats on the choice of books and methods of reading. Kirkby (M.) _and_ Kirkby (E.)--The world at home. _Illus. 1912._ Describes the life of the people, and the animals, birds, plants, and insects of foreign countries. Lyttelton (Mary), _editor_.--A girl’s book of verse. _1925._ Maule (H. E.)--The boys’ book of inventions. _2 vols. Illus. 1921._ Describes the new inventions. The aeroplane. Wireless telegraphy. Tesla turbine. Submarines, etc. Marshall (H. E.)--English literature for boys and girls. _1924._ Mee (Arthur)--The children’s Bible. _1923._ Beautifully illustrated from the Art Galleries of the world. Mee (Arthur)--The children’s encyclopædia. _8 vols. Col. Illus._ Articles very brief and simply told. Mee (Arthur)--One thousand beautiful things. _1925._ Chosen from the life and literature of the World. Morison (R. C. H.), _editor_.--Chambers’s Recitations for children. Specially selected for the young. Olcott (W. T.)--Book of the stars for young people. O’Neill (Elizabeth)--The world’s story: a simple history for boys and girls. _1923._ Patrick (D.) _and_ Geddie (W.), editors.--Chambers’s Concise gazetteer of the world. _1919._ Philip (George), _editor_.--Senior School Atlas. _1921._ Philip (A. M.), _editor_.--A boy’s book of verse. _1925._ Pritchard (A. M.) _and_ Hobbs (E. W.)--Wireless construction. _1925._ Roget (P. M.)--Thesaurus of English words and phrases. _1918._ An aid to English composition. Synge (M. B.)--The story of the world. _2 vols. Maps. Illus. Vol. 1_--Abraham to A.D. _1745. Vol. 2--1745-1903._ Things all scouts should know. _Illus. 1919._ Information about the navy, army, ships, railways, things seen in town and country, etc. Turley (Charles)--The voyages of Captain Scott. _1914._ Shows the heroism of the men who gave their lives in the search for the South Pole. Williams (Archibald)--The boys’ guide. _Illus. 1921._ Indoor and outdoor games, sports, and recreations, photography, model making, use of tools, motor cycles, pets, stamp collecting, reading, etc. COURSE 3: THEORY OF CLASSIFICATION. TEXT BOOKS REQUIRED. Brown (J. D.)--Library classification and cataloguing. _Grafton, 1912. 10s. 6d._ Jevons (W. S.)--Elementary lessons in logic. _Macmillan, 1909. 3s. 6d._ Richardson (S. C.)--Classification, theoretical and practical; together with an appendix, containing an essay towards a bibliographical history of systems of classification. _Scribner, 1912. Also Grafton, 6s. 3d._