Ceremony of turning the first sod of the Thames Valley railway : Sir Geo. Grey, K.C.B., Premier of N...
Ceremony of turning the first sod of the Thames Valley railway : Sir Geo. Grey, K.C.B., Premier of N...
Ceremony of turning the first sod of the Thames Valley railway : Sir Geo. Grey, K.C.B., Premier of New Zealand before his constituents, Saturday the 21st December 1878.
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Full title
Publisher
[New Zealand : s.n.], 1879 (Grahamstown [Thames, N.Z.] : Printed at the office of "The Thames Advertiser")
Date
1879
Call Numbers
PAM 87/591 , DSM/329.997
Record Identifier
MMS ID
Language
English
Physical Description
Physical content
20 p. ; 24 cm.
Contents
Sir George Grey's address to his constituents.
Publication information
Publisher
[New Zealand : s.n.], 1879 (Grahamstown [Thames, N.Z.] : Printed at the office of "The Thames Advertiser")
Date Published
1879
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Full title
Ceremony of turning the first sod of the Thames Valley railway : Sir Geo. Grey, K.C.B., Premier of New Zealand before his constituents, Saturday the 21st December 1878.
Authors, Artists and Contributors
Notes
General note
Printed in double column.
Selected for Digitisation 2016.
Mitchell Library copy has David Scott Mitchell bookplate and is signed, 'D.S.M.'
Mitchell Library copy has inscription, 'S.P. Field', 'T.M. Hocken'.
Citation / References Note
Hocken. Bibliog. of NZ lit.
Additional physical form availability note
Online at the State Library of NSW
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Primary Identifiers
Call Numbers
PAM 87/591 , DSM/329.997
Record Identifier
74VM0DXXOpEZ
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/74VM0DXXOpEZ
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MMS ID
991001629729702626
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