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TOPICS OF GENERAL INTEREST.
M.P., writes from The Lakes, Yamoa. Clar— ence Heads. N.S.W.— Reading in "The World's News" of a cor— respondent having cured canter with The milky ...
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The latest dog feat at Ringling Bros. and Bar[?] and Balley's circus. New— York. It reguired days of radeav[?]r to perfert thin act. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SHIPS OF THE PAST
MR. J. S. P. HUME. Harbor Trust Pilot Ser— vice. Fr[?]mantle. W.A., writes:— "I was greatly [?]nterested in Henry Bai[?]— son's article on 'Sailing Ships of the Past.' ...
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APPLE BLOSSOM TIME.
I would go home in apple blossom time. When all the air is vibrant with the tune Of bird and bee song, when the river's rune Is as a tender and melodious rhyme. ...
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FATALITY AT PITCAIRN
THE Ionic, on her last voyage from Welling— ton (N.Z.) to London, called at Pitcairn Island, and when a boat containing a number of islanders was returning to the shore from ...
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NEURASTHENIC MOTHERS.
A STRIKING defence of [?]he nervous house— wife is made by Dr. A. Meyerson, of New— York, who discusses this almost universal prob— lem of twentieth century civilisation out of a ...
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DOMINIONS WEDDING.
Mr. Frederie William Talbot, Federa— ted Malay sates Civil Servi[?]e (retired), and Mrs. J. K. Peek, leav— ing Brompton Parish Church ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE PENALTY OF FAME.
J. H. Kirkwood, the Australian golfer, who competed in the British Open Golf Champ[?]onship at St. Aadrews, surrounded by autograph ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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