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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVI, Issue 109, 12 May 1904, Page 4

T. R. HODDER New Books Just Arrive PEK "ATHENIC." Mia Peter Howard by Mary E. Mann Stella Tregelius—H. Eider Haggard The Yellow Diamond—Adeline Sergeant. My Friend Prospero—Henry Harland The Lady of the Lake—Guy Boothbiy John Bull's Adventures ill Fiscal W»nderlahd—Chas. Geal.e and F. C. Geuld. Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm—Kate D. Wiggins. The Black Familiars—L. B. Walford. The Preposterous Yankee—M. V PonsoUby. The Lady of the Barge—W. W. Jo cobs. Liz—J. B. Muddock. Lovely Woman—F. W. H. Crosland. Leo Tolstoy—F. S. Knowlson. Court Cards—Austin Clare. V.C. Chronicle of Castle Barfield— David C. Murray. Little Joan—John Strange Winter. Thyra Varrick—Amelia E. Barr. King AssHp-hqdon and Other Stories —Tolstoy. STARTING TO-DAY. SALE OF SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES EVERYTHING REDUCED. Large Seasonable Stock to be got

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