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  4. PEN-NOTES AND PENCILLINGS.

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  5. BLACK SPRINGS.

    A united gathering from four schools, including parents, children and friends assembled at Forest View yesterday to join in a peace picnic. The day was fine although a ...

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  6. THE RED-LIGHT.

    When the was was at its worst and the British were falling back before the German hosts, the King sent a message to the Governor-General--"Help us. We are sorely ...

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  7. OUR DANGER.

    Now, no matter what happens to Great Britain, even though this should sound paradoxical, she, herself, can still life. For Denmark lives, as does Sweden and also for that ...

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  8. DUCKMALOI.

    The frosts of the last three nights have been the heaviest for many years--the ice being exceedingly thick. Hand feeding is still carried on at most farms and the ...

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  9. OUR DUTY.

    The immortal Byron wrote:--"I love not man the less but nature more." Paraphrase it: "We respect not the United States the less, but Great Britain more," because in ...

    Article : 360 words
  10. SHOOTER'S HILL.

    Great regret was expressed here when the sad news reached us that Miss Clara Feebrey had succumbed to influenza at Lithgow, where her mother and herself had gone to ...

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  11. MOUNTAIN HOME.

    The weather continues remarkably dry, with exceptional frosts. The weather so far has been the mildest for many years. Old residents declare they have never known such ...

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  12. COMPARISONS.

    We need to get this right. What Great Britain does in her own household where it affects only herself is her own affair; but what she does there where it affects her empire is ours ...

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  13. OUR OWN.

    Now is the appointed time, and to utilise the sublime command, let those who have cars hearken. Mr. Joseph Chamberlain preached "Imperial Preference" when what would ...

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  14. MEADOW FLAT.

    Pte. Tom Kemp came home during last week and was welcomed by his friends. His services will be recognised later. Lieut. F. Brown fills a position on a boat ...

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