SIR GEORGE GREY.
HIS LIFE AND TIMES.
POPULAR EDITION.
In order to bring this interesting work within the roach of a wider circle of readers a popular edition has now been issued in cartridge-paper covers ab Ss 6d per copy ; and in clobb.gilt, at ss. The type, paper and illustrations of the popular edition are equal in quality to the original edition at 7s 6d. Mr W. L. and Lily Reea, tho joint authors of this interesting book, brought to their task a devotion which could not fail in its purpose of presenting Sir George Grey as a vivid personality. They! had free access to all tho public documents referring to Sir George Grey's remarkable career in Western Australia, South Aastralia, New Zealand, and South Africa. As far as tbe colony is concerned, an acquaintance with Sir George Grey's life implies a knowledge of the most interesting feature* of New Zealand history. No better book than Hub can be placed in the hands of the young. We have no doubt thab in ,m i cheaper forma tho work will have a wide ; ,,eale. _
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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 165, 12 July 1894, Page 12
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183SIR GEORGE GREY. Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 165, 12 July 1894, Page 12
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