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NZSGThe NZSG Library receives new books every month that NZSG members can borrow in person or by post. The summary highlights several new books received, including histories of East Meon, Bristol and Gloucestershire archives, Bombay from 1965-2015, strategic bombing during WWII, early Brisbane during the convict era, transportation across Cook Strait, the gold mining history of Bendigo Station in New Zealand, and 75 Squadron of the RNZAF from 1916 to 1990. Members are encouraged to check out the library catalogue for more resources.
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