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The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 3, Issue 6 (October 1, 1928)

Early New Zealand History. — Shaw's Private Grammar School, Dunedin, 1865. The second tutor from the left is Sir Robert Stout (ex-Chief Justice). Two brothers of Sir Francis Bell (Leader of the Legislative Council) are amongst the pupils—Edward (second from right) and Ernest (second from left

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Early New Zealand History. Shaw's Private Grammar School, Dunedin, 1865. The second tutor from the left is Sir Robert Stout (ex-Chief Justice). Two brothers of Sir Francis Bell (Leader of the Legislative Council) are amongst the pupils—Edward (second from right) and Ernest (second from left

Early New Zealand History.
Shaw's Private Grammar School, Dunedin, 1865. The second tutor from the left is Sir Robert Stout (ex-Chief Justice). Two brothers of Sir Francis Bell (Leader of the Legislative Council) are amongst the pupils—Edward (second from right) and Ernest (second from left

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