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THE STRANGE LUCK OF BIG NUGGET GULLY.
It was Christmas tide in Old England. The night was dismal and unseasonable. No crisp snow underfoot, with stars twinkling clear and bright through a bracing frosty atmosphere. ...
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CHIPS.
Some ouriosity was raised by the appearance of Lord Salisbury at the first annual dinner of the Institution of Electrioal Englneets, with Sir William Thomsou In the chair. The premial ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION.
South Australia does not out a very conspicuous figure at the exhibition, for the simple reason that she has confined her attention solely to one exhibit. Hor court is situated at ...
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WOMEN'S HOSPITAL.
The usual weekly meeting of the Women's Hospital committee was held yesterday. There was a good attendance; the president, Mrs. Goo being in the choir. ...
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IT'S NICE TO BE A FARMER.
SIR,--I was educated for commercial pursuits, but my boyhood ambition was to avoid the bustle and strife of commercial life and become a farmer. My dear sisters thought it "too ...
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A CASE OF DISTRESS.
SIR,--At the present season, when so many many appeals ere being made to the charitable on general grounds, particular cases of urgency must nob be forgotten. I bog leave to bring ...
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IRRESPONSIBLE INSURANCE AGENTS.
SIR,--I notice that the sharchelders of another insurance company have decided to wind up. This makes tho third started and wound up within the past few months, ...
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