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New Zealand Electronic Text Collection, Victoria University of Welligton. Reproduced from p.176 of the book The History of the Jews in New Zealand, published by A.H. & A.W. Reed, Wellington, in 1958. [1] Note: The Victoria University of Wellington claims a copyright on its digitised reproductions of works and places some of those reproductions under a license CC-by-sa 3.0 NZ [2]. That license does not affect the copyright statuses of the original works. The copyright status of each original work should be determined individually in the relevant jurisdictions.
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