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A street in Venice S3- ? n c^ istence ' or the jazz hour for start--83" olsriflA n ?W a ' G lD London - 86 - In B existence. 83. Glorified headp.eces. 88. Introduction for an explanation. Christmas and New Year Presents Delight Your Friends by sending them a copy of JHT Dear Old j«r Maoriland" FRANCES BREWER LYSNAR, / Eighty-Five Beautiful Illustrations PICTORIAL CONTENTS. 1 Among the Pictorial Content* of this Attractive Book on New Zealand History, Colonisation, and Maori Mythology, Life and Cuatomt, ar* the following:— —Arrival of the Maoris, by C. F. Goldie and L. J. Steele. Arrival of Maori Fleet from Rarotonga, by Kennett Watkine. Departure of Maori Canoes from Rarotonga, by Kennett Watkins. Great Maori Haka performed before Duke and Duchess of York. Typical Bush and Mountain Scenery. Mount Cook and Southern Alps. Making Sacred Fire. Maori Carving and Carved Temple*. As Captain Cook Found the Maoris. The Tuii Kiwi, Huia and Moa. The Landing of Rev. Samuel Mareden. 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