National Book Week

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National Book Week

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Gisborne Photo News

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Issue No 160 October 4, 1967 - As part of the National Book week held during the last week of the school holidays the library organised a reading hour for children each day. Mothers took turns at reading stories to the various groups of children which also encouraged them to take a keener interest in the library and its availability of books catering for all interests. Mrs ...

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October 4, 1967

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http://photonews.org.nz/gisborne/issue/GPN160_19671004/t1-body-d1.html

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Gisborne (North Island, New Zealand)

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Sue Ellis / Michael Pidgeon / Dianne Hay / Debbie Johns / Lynn Hay / Annette Ring / Nickie Ellis / Leonie Adams / Luke Ellis / Murray Adams / Lisa Ellis / Rosemary Casey / Mary Rigney / Richard Stannard / Michael Bouwmeester / Deborah Wallace / Deidre Grealish / Anne Hall / Bruce Hall

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