LATE ADVERTISEMENTS VOLUNTEER HALL. HE ; STORY OP THE EARTH, WILLIAM DENTON. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Fourth Lecture, this THURSDAY EVENING. 23rd FEB. THE AGE OF REPTILES. The "Bird Tracks" of the Connecticut Valley and their significance large aa an elephant '—The Great Sea-Rep-tiles of the Jurraaaic—The*,Ammonite aud Nautilus—" The Ships of Pearl" that sailed on the Old Seas—The Chalk of Old -England and Enrope—Strange Monsters that lived in the Ocean,, at the bottont of whioh the Chalk was formed—"The Dust we tread upon was once alive." This Lecture h BY
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Oamaru Mail, Volume IV, Issue 1322, 23 February 1882, Page 2
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