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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 255, 24 July 1936, Page 6

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\ Life of Harry Holland Great Review in Railways Magazine New Zealanders of all classes and creeds will have a heartfelt human interest in James Cowan's brilliant review of the life and work of Henry Edmund Holland, who led the Labour Party for so many years. With a clear insight into the beliefs and ideals of a self-sacrificing statesman, Mr. Cowan offers a worthy tribute, from a national viewpoint. This July issue has also a wide range of other good features, well illustrated—stories, humorous sketches, original verse, chats on books and authors, timely notes and useful hints for women, a remarkable review of sport, and the romantic meanings of Maori place-names, OVERSEAS FRIENDS WOULD LIKE COPIES 6d. At Bookshops and Agencies 6d,