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Excerpt from The New Zealand Official Year-Book, 1899The work was expedited subject to the disadvantage that some of the departmental reports presented to Parliament were not available for purposes of the statistical sections.The latest figures are, however, mostly given throughout, and eleven new special articles introduced into Part III.To meet the requirements of the agent-general for the colony.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes ...

Excerpt from The New Zealand Official Year-Book, 1899The work was expedited subject to the disadvantage that some of the departmental reports presented to Parliament were not available for purposes of the statistical sections.The latest figures are, however, mostly given throughout, and eleven new special articles introduced into Part III.To meet the requirements of the agent-general for the colony.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes ...

Excerpt from The Right Hon. R. J. Seddon's (the Premier of New Zealand) Visit to Tonga, Fiji, Savage Island, and the Cook Island: May, 1900The next dav was also without wind, but the heaving sea caused a sparse attendance at thedinner-table. This was Fridav, but, to our surprise, we found that next day 'was Fridav also, though new-zea landers'called it Saturday, we had crossed the 180th parallel of longitude and got into The night of the first...

Excerpt from The Right Hon. R. J, Seddon's (the Premier of New Zealand): Visit to Tonga, Fiji, Savage Island, and the Cook Island, May, 1900The next day was also without wind, but the heaving sea caused a sparse attendance at the dinner-table. This was Fridav, but, to our surprise, we found that next day was Friday also, though new-zea landers called it Saturday, we had crossed the 180th parallel of longitude and got into vesterdav. The night ...