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  2. LATEST BOOKS.

    In the darkest days of the war the British Government by the famous Balfour Declaration, decided that Palestine was to be the national home for the Jews. ...

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  3. FIFTY YEARS AGO. (Compiled from the files of the "Courier" for week ended July 27, 1872.) POLYNESIAN LABOUR.

    The odium attached to the Polynesian labour traftic in the popular opmion of the Mother Country has been greatly promoted by sensational articles in the "Daily ...

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  4. JEST AND EARNEST.

    A King of shreds and patches. [?] With this strange virtue he hath [?] heavenly gift of propheey. —Shakespeare. ...

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  5. COLOSSAL STATUE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

    (the work of the well-known American sculptor, Mr. D. C. French), in the new Lincoln Memorial at Washington, a magnificent building on the model of a Greek temple, the gift of the State of Virginia. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  6. BOOK MUSINGS.

    "When a new book is published, read an old one, was the advice of a sound though surly critic." —Augustine Birrell —Essay on Book-buying. ...

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  7. DRAUGHTS.

    {No abstract available} [ILLUSTRATED]

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 260 words
  8. TO CORRESPONDENTS.

    "Saxon" (Cooran).—Remarks noted. See [?] to so[?] The match games would be publish[?] if only the plyers were to supply them. A visit from you and participation in a ...

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  9. CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 87 words
  10. HIGH MASS CELEBRATED IN THE COLISEUM.

    The largest rellgious procession held in Rome since 1870 took place there on Sunday, May 28, in connection with the Eucharistic Congress. It included twelve cardinals and over 200 bishops[?] Cardinal Bourne was one of those who took turns to carry the Blessed Sacrament, with an escort of Italian troops. In the morning the Archbishop of Triestee celebrated High Mass in the Coliseum, and gave Holy Communion to over 10,000 children in the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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    BURIAL OF SHACKLETON. The funeral of Sir Ernest Shackleton took place on March 5 at Grytviken, tho whaling station on the little island of South Georgia, known as "the Gate of the Antarctic." It was attended by about one hundred men, including whalers who had sailed long distances to pay a last tribute of respect to the great explorer. Just before ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  12. MENTAL THERAPEUTICS.

    Coue has captured the imagination with his therapeutic phrase, "Every day, in every way, I get better and better." It seems so easy and simple. There is no ...

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  13. STATE TITLE.

    Comtry and other players, who contemplate participation in the State tourney, which will be commonced at an [?] date. should immedi[?] get [?] touch with the tourney hon. ...

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  14. EARLY "COURIER" DAYS.

    Sir,—The old "Courier" had a large share in shaping my character and occupation in life. It has influenced the lives of many of our citizens. There ...

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