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Hawke's Bay Times, Issue 1532, 9 December 1873, Page 44

"i IFT BOOKS on Sale by T. B. Harding, J Hastings-street— Jewels Gathered from Paiuter and Poet Caaqnet of Lyric Gems Gems Illustrated Sunday Reading, 3 vols, lianolf and Amoltia —Domett Lot; of the Fortuna Story of Cook's Voyages Story of Don Quixote (illustrated by Pore] Little Max Oar Country Home Lucy's Wonderful Globe . each) —Vathok, tin Eastern Romance—Abdallali, or the Pour-leaved Shamrock—Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia Lives of the Poets Popular Scottish Poems Poems of Crablja and tiriluuiie Poetical Works of Scott, Longfellow, Campbell, Goldsmith, and Gay The Book of Humorous Poetry

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