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New Zealand Tablet, Volume IV, Issue 203, 23 February 1877, Page 14

BEADY IN A FEW DAYS. FLOWERS OF THK FEEE LANDS, Bt Thomas Bbacikx, A Collection of Poems and Lyrics, a number of which have appeared in the leading Colonial Newspapers during the past few years. The Volume will be crown Bvo. size, printed on toned paper, with photograph of the Author, and will be extra bound in dotb, with gilt covers and title, containing about 200 pages. The price will be 7s 6d to subscribers, and 10s to non-subscribers, and as the Edition will be limited, subscribers will pleaee send in their names with Post-Office Order made payable to VJ j MILLS, DICK & CO., I Printers and Publishers, Stafford-Btreet, Dunedin. j

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