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Gisborne Times, Volume V, Issue 58, 9 March 1901, Page 2

THOMAS ADAMS, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, NEWS AGENT, AND TOBACCONIST. TO ARRIVE—A Supply of New Books, including the following— Tongues of Conscience, by It. Hichens Footsteps ol a Throne, by Max Pemberton Wounds in Rain, by Stephen Crane Palace of a King, by Marion Crawford Mr Dooley’s Philosophy In Male Attire, by Hatton The Thin Red Line, by Griffiths Whittaker’s Almanack and Hazell's Annual. A New Supply of George Eliot’s Works, in uniform binding. Bound Volume of CELEBRITIES OF THE ARMY, including the British Officers at the front. Each Portrait is a Work of Art. (Limited supply). TRANSVAAL WAR ALBUM.—This work contains the Photos of representatives of all the troops engaged in the War in South Africa. Price, 15s. Orders now bookod for the HISTORY OF THE BOER WAR—an authentic edition of the affairs in South Africa. New Supplies of Stationbuy and Fancy Goods every direct steamer. Puoxo Fuameh in great variety, at all prices. TIIOMAS ADAMS. Telephone No. 105.] [Telephono No. 105

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