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  2. MUSICAL NOTES.

    With the passing of the Sheffield Choir the local outlook is distinctly dull. Fine and last, the closed doors of the Town Hall are the reason for the dump. Who ...

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  3. A BOOK TO READ.

    "The Princess of New York," by Cosmo Hamilton; Hutchinson & Co., London (George Robertson Proprietary, Adelaide).—Mr. Hamilton is always readable, his ...

    Article : 356 words
  4. POEMS AND RHYMES.

    When the twilight mists of evening Darken the encircling green, Breezes come with blamy fragrance—Clouds sink down with dusty screen: ...

    Article : 206 words
  5. THE WISEACRE.

    "The pessimist who goes about wishing he had never been born is not the only one who regrets it." The worst lesson that can lie taught a ...

    Article : 255 words
  6. EDUCATION NOTES.

    This week, through the courtesy of the Minister of Education (Hon. F. W. Coneybeer) I spent a delightful hour at the Domestic Economy School, at Osmond ...

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  7. LITERARY NOTES.

    It would be difficult to determine which of our well-known literary men ought to be awarded the first prize for penmanship (remarks Titbits). Charles W. Gordon, ...

    Article : 1,809 words
  8. REVIEWS OF BOOKS.

    "The Enlightened life," by W. R. C. Latson, M.D.; Health-Culture Co., New York (George Robertson Proprietary, Adelaide).—"None need be sick, or weak, ...

    Article : 1,661 words
  9. WRITINGS AND WRITERS.

    When this October cornea, 20 years will bo sped since the author of these Western tales sat down one evening to begin hm first tale of the West and—will you ...

    Article : 1,646 words
  10. THE LONG YEARS OF SILENCE.

    Thro' the long years of silence, With slow, heavy tread. The burden pressed closer—Its weight was as lead. ...

    Article : 127 words
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  12. A GOOD NOVEL.

    "Other Laura," by John Parkinson; John Lane. London.—This novel possesses the doable merit of originality and forceful diction. The characterization is good— ...

    Article : 389 words
  13. Some Health Hints.

    It will be seen that Dr. Latson covers most sides of the question of keeping a sound mind in a sound body. Of heredity he thinks little. One inherits good ...

    Article : 418 words
  14. NIMROD.

    [?] old horse of long ago! Out of the mists of years that are told, I picture you now, with outline bold; Chestnut, so dark it was almost bay ...

    Article : 269 words
  15. A VISION.

    Friend of my heart! I feel to-day Thy presence close With powerful says, ...

    Article : 118 words
  16. VOTES FOR WOMEN.

    "Suffragette Sally," by G. Colmore; Stanley Paul & Company, London.—Here is practically an apologia for the militant suffragette, presented in a shinning ...

    Article : 383 words
  17. A NEW NOVELIST.

    "The Legacy," by Mary S. Watts; Macmillan & Co., London.—The success which this author made with "Nathan Burke" she repeats in her new noveL and she now ...

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  18. USEFUL TO CHAIRMEN.

    "The Chairman's Manual," by Gordon Palin; of Gray's Inn, barrister-at-law, and Ernest Martin, Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries: Sir Isaac Pitman and ...

    Article : 111 words
  19. CORRESPONDENCE.

    Sir—"Innocently to amuse the imagination in this dream of life s wisdom" wrote Goldsmith, and surely among those who hare earned the world's gratitude by this ...

    Article : 614 words
  20. MISCELLANEOUS.

    From the publishers, Melbourne—The July issue of Star of the East, "the Ramakrishna Vedanta Missionary Magazine in the English Colonies." From the publishers. Sydney—The July ...

    Article : 181 words
  21. From "R. A. Wie":—"What Bill said":

    Tween me and you, you in are up too high In the world, that's what's wrong with you; You've stood in the shine of a sunlit sky Too long, and y' can't tell black from blue. ...

    Article : 127 words
  22. "ANTARCTICA FOR AUSTRALIA!''

    Advance, Australia, into lands unknown! Antarctica shall be Australia's own! First to divine the south magnetic pole, Australia now aspires to win the whole. ...

    Article : 265 words
  23. THE POET LAUREATE.

    An amusing story, which does not appear to be included in the recently published autobiography of Mr. Alfred Austin, the Poet Laureate, is told concerning one of ...

    Article : 131 words
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