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New Zealand Tablet, 2 March 1877, Page 14

NOW READY. FLOWERS OF THE FREE LANDS, By Thomas Bbacien, A Collection of Foe_ns and Lyrics, a number of which have appeared in the leading Colonial Newspapers during the past few years. The Volume will be crown Bvo. tize, printed oa toned paper, with photograph of the Anthor, and will be extra bound in cloth, 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 please send in their names with Fust-Office Order made payable to MILLS, DICK _ CO., Printers and Publishers, Stafford-street, Dunedin. Contents : National Hymn Australia The Emigrant's Welcome , Orakau : Hurrah for New Zealand ' Ocean's Answer | To Find the Key j What does it Mean j Affinity I The Bad Old Times | Only a Miserable Wretch The Poet's Dream An Exile's Reverie The Colonist i Guallin a Ch el Years are Stealing April Here and April There Waiting for the Mail Long Ago Old Letters The Boy and The Year Passing through the Gate Woman's Rights The Auctioneer Till I Come Back Again Little Violet The Land beyond the Sun The Brooklet in the Glen Mother's Grave Spirit of Song Our Little Darling That Little Flaxen Fairy A Paper from Home Christmas Memories Sleeping Alone j St. Patrick and the Shamrock ; To Miss Aitken j Robert Burns ; David Livingstone ! Samuel Lover Dunedin from the Bay Bush Children A Dream of Childhood The Winds Adam Lindsay Gordon A Christmas Song What ie Love ? The Wattles are in Bloom The Sweetest Name The Old Yew Tree at Home To My Cousin In Memoriam Song Tramp of the Fire Brigade Wilson Gray Light Enough Very Small The Vilest Fiend of All Address spoken Scott Scholarship ( Entertainment Address spoken Hattie Shepparde's Entertainment rpHOMAS S.TEWART, BoO_BIRD_B, PAPER-RUfcEB, iC. (Over Messrs. H. Wiee & Co.'c), PRINCES STREET.