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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume X, Issue 1168, 6 October 1882, Page 3

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C 1 ENERAL LITERATURE: McCarthy’s , I Epoch of Reform, 1830-50 ; Half-hours . of English History; Stretton's In Prison and I Out ; T e Nerves ; Wonderful Things of All , Nation* (2 vols.); Montaigne’s Essays ; Mur- i lev’s Eiielis Literature; Alisons’s Epitome History of Europe; Boiilron’s - ussi.in Empire; i Frank Buvkiaml’s Curiosities of Natural His- | toi'V ; Hay's Western Buibury; Kingsley’s I PhuetliO'j ; Chalmers’ Astronomical Di?ci»urce j , . Gillard's Deeds of Naval Daring ; Life of Grimaldi by Charles Dickens ; Howe’s I Roughing it in Van Di- mun's Land ; Howell’s Undiscovered Country ; Kingston’s Adven- . tures in the Far West ; Kingston at the South j Pole; Secrets Worth Knowing: Life of the I frince Coa&crt ; Peonies Edition; History . of Ireland ; Higginson’s Common Sense about I Women; llealih Lectures fur the People ; i Peabody's Engush Journalism ; Triumphs of Pi-iseveram-i- (Cooper); .Manners of the Aris- | touniev ; T e Wor.d at Home ; Recent Polar ;

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