@booklet {6632,
	title = {The Song of Scent-em-lovely. (An Imitation)},
	year = {1890},
	month = {[1890s?]},
	publisher = {Humffray, Printer},
	address = {Dunedin, New Zealand},
	abstract = {<p>A poem describing the environs of Dunedin, New Zealand in eutopian terms. It begins with the description of a river in the Kaikorai Valley with healthy, happy working people and continues with other areas, rich and poor, and ends with a dystopian vision of the city. \&quot;Stink-um-awful\&quot; is compared to the river \&quot;Scent-em-lovely.\&quot; The next page is an ad for land for sale in Roslyn, which has been described as \&quot;. . . the pleasantest of suburbs--/The Belgravia of Dunedin,/Where the mansions of the wealthy,/Reared amid the glow of roses./Sheltered by their groves of blue gum,/Sun themselves in luxury\&quot; (7).\&nbsp;The author also wrote a temperance story\&nbsp;<em>The Two Processions: A Dream of Bye-Law 2</em>. Dunedin: Evening Star Job Printing Works, 1894. 12 pp.</p>},
	keywords = {Aotearoa New Zealand author, Female author},
	author = {S[elina] J[ulia] Hancock}
}
