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FOR THE CHILDREN.
"Childhood-is the bough where slumbered Birds and blossoms many numbered." ...
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Advertising
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LUNCH TIME.
Pleaee hurry, little mistress! It's very hard to wait, For when I jumped, I thought I saw Some bones upon the plate. ...
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THE STORY OR GRUMBLE TOM.
There was a boy named Grumble Tom, who ran away to sea. "I’m sick of things on land," he said, "as sick as I can be! ...
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ANSWERS TO CONUNDRUMS.
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CONUNDRUMS.
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CHARADE.
My [?]rst is myself in a short little word; My second’s a puppet, and you are my third. ...
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THE STAGE.
Mr J. C. Williamson announces the return of the Royal Comic Opera Company, and the first presentation in Melbourne this evening of the musical comedy, The ...
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LINTON.
A meeting of the committee of the Springdallah and Linton Belief Fund was held at Happy Valley on Thursday evening. Present.—Messrs J. Garvey (in the ...
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GRANDMA’S CURLS.
“When I was a little girl,” said Grandma to Marjorie, “my hair was not (Curly like yours, but hung straight down, much to my distress. My mamma used to put ...
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POLICE COURT.
At the Linton Court of Petty Sessions on Thursday, before Messrs T. Kennedy and J. Shepherd, J’s.P., Constable Robinson proceeded against Charles Phillips for ...
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THE LADIES’ COLUMN.
The engagement is announced of Miss Edmonston, oldest daughter of Mr C. Edmonston, J.P., “Lin[?]il Grange,” Addington, to Captain W. M'Garvie, of ...
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RECIPES.
Clifton Pudding.—Cut thin slices of bread and butter, spread with jam, and make in to sandwiches, with which fill a small piedish, make a custard with one ...
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APPROACHING MARRIAGES.
The marringo of Miss Jane E. Hussay, daughter of Mrs Hussey, of Lowers street. Creswick, with Mr James Baird, of Geelong, is announced to take place on ...
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WEDDINGS.
The marriage of Miss Amy Margaret Strickland, only daughter of the late Mr E. J. Strickland, of “Hillside,” Victoria street, with the Rev. P. W. Coupe, of ...
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LEARMONTH
The fortnightly meting of tho local branch of the A.N.A. was held on Tuesday evening; the vice-president, Air P. Donevan, occupying the chair. Messrs ...
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TABITHA’S COMPLAINT; Or, WHAT PUSSY SAYS.
I’m sure I speak as plain as plain; Dear mother used to say She never bad a kitten spoke So. well in every way. ...
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THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.
Fine showers of rain fell last night, but the heart’s desire of farmers-a good soaking rain—appears to be as far off realisation as ever. During the whole of the ...
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OBITUARY.
Very great sympathy has been expressed in the district on behalf of Mrs Quig. ley, whose son, Mr Frank Quigley, died in the Stawell Hospital from typhoid ...
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GOSSIP.
This afteruoon a large and fashionable attendance is expected at the City. Oval, when the opening ceremony in connection with the crichet season will take place. A ...
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THE LITTLE HOUSE IN THE GARDEN.
Johnny never would have known anything about it if he had not been digging dandelions out of the lawn, when with his weeding fork he opened such a queer little house! ...
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