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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume 6, Issue 331, 11 December 1865, Page 3

The Wellington Almanack and Diart fob TS66 : MTaenzte, Wellington. —This is the twelfth year of the publication of this very useful almanack, which has, year by year, improved in its utility, and increased in size, until it has become ,» very respectable volume. The present is a most decided advance upon the whole of its predecessors in the fulness of its contents and their adaptibility to the state of colonial life. To the merchant or storekeeper,—to the sea-faring or landsman, — the farmer or gardener,—(he private housekeeper or public man, —its contents are alike valuable and interesting ; not only to the inhabitants of the Wellington Province— to which it is specially adapted—but to the whole Colony. Besides the .calendar and articles common to an almanack proper, we have a large amount of really valuable information, too extensive to be brought within the scope of this short notice, and which will well repay the time spent in its perusal. Wellington. —By the St. Kilda, on Friday night last, we have papers to the 7th inst. They contain nothing of interest.

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