y separately published work icon The Free Lance (International) assertion periodical  
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Issue Details: First known date: 1900... 1900 The Free Lance
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'The Free Lance was one of New Zealand's most popular weekly, pictorial newspapers. It was first published in Wellington in 1900 by Geddis and Blomfield as a spin-off from their successful Auckland weekly, the New Zealand Observer and Free Lance. The publishers split the title, with the Auckland paper becoming the New Zealand Observer and the Wellington paper taking the name Free Lance' - paperspast (New Zealand)

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First known date: 1900
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y separately published work icon The New Zealand Observer and Free Lance : An Illustrated Journal of Interesting and Amusing Literature (International) assertion 1880 Auckland : 1880-1954 Z1703975 1880 newspaper (1 issues)

'The New Zealand Observer was one of a number of illustrated weekly newspapers popular in the 19th and early 20th centuries. It was first published in Auckland in 1880 and continued, with name changes, until November 1954.'

Source: Papers Past website, http://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/
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