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    HORROR.— Scientific old gent [?]—Jane, have you seen my photograph anywhere. JANE.—" sure, air and you don't mean that little box with the handle . I thought that was the [?] machine; ...

    Article : 72 words
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    BULLY FOR THE CAT.—Will the now law against [?] to animals protect cats?— a fellow's occupation ([?]t night) gone. A CORRESPONDENTS WANTS to know if a lighthouse-keeper ...

    Article : 91 words
  4. LAMBED DOWN; AN OFT-TOLD TALE OF THE OLD TIMES.

    1. The gen tie shepherd spends years and years of seclusion in the back country tending the squatter's sheep, and happy in knowledge that his cheque is increasing every month. 2. At length, when he believes that his wages have accumulated to a sufficient amount to enable him to live like a " tip-top gentleman " for a whole month, he gets his cheque and sets out for Melbourne. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 283 words
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    THE ONLY WAY.—"Only to see her face again" is the title of a new song Well if she would leave off using paint and take off that poke hat perhaps we might stand a show ...

    Article : 63 words
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    YOU KNOW HOW IT IS YOUR SELF.— A bachelor laments that no [?] individual has so far invented a machine for sticking pins through a starched collar. PROVIDENT.—The goat that chewed up the old gentle. ...

    Article : 64 words
  7. SEPTEMBER.

    1. New cook at No. 3 Bl[?]k street. 2. Had supper with cook last night, feel bully to-day. 3. Borrowed thirty bob from new cook. What's the use of good looks if they don't pay. ...

    Article : 332 words
  8. Only Once More.

    ONLY a summer's evening, Only a love-sick swain; Only a few round pebbles, Hurled at window pane. ...

    Article : 46 words
  9. OCTOBER.

    1. My birthday, only forty-five; no, thirty-five. Rudolph called 2. Rudolph called again. Left flowers. 3. Did he—yes he did—press my hand, looked tenderly, and sighed 4. Was absolutely rude to my niece. ...

    Article : 369 words
  10. Dust oh!

    A NEW chum, strolling through our streets, Our glorious climate cussed. We said, "And dost thou this dislike?" He answered, " Yes, I dust !" ...

    Article : 47 words
  11. BY PENNY POST.

    OUR office-boy says, that " The reason printed letters and advertising letters are called circulars, is because it is customary to send them round." ...

    Article : 44 words
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