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Globe, Volume II, Issue 148, 24 November 1874, Page 1

CHRISTMAS STORY. THE PROPRIETOR OF “THE GLOBE” BEGS to announce that he has entered into arrangements with Mr Bailliere of Melbourne, for the publication of AN ORIGINAL CHRISTMAS s t o;e Y , Written by Mr Marcus Clarke, Entitled—The GYPSIES OP THE SEA, OR THE ISLAND OF GOLD. Founded on incidents connected with the recent New Guinea Expedition, which will appear as the CHRISTMAS NUMBER OF “ THE GLOBE” X H E W E E KLyPrESS. THE ABOVE NEWSPAPER Is the only one in he colonies where the LATEST TELEGRAPHIC AND GENERAL NEWS OF THE WEEK Is Inserted up to the Time of Publication. Having such a Large Up-Country and Inter-

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