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Cricket.
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Richmond Football Club
The report to be presented to the members of the above club at the meeting next Thursday evening is in many respects the most satisfactory ...
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A Constable’s Chess.
Hugo [?] one of a number of lads whose [?] have been sought by the East Melbourne police during the past couple of months ...
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Richmond Court.
The only case on the list was that in which a deaf mute was proceeded against for riding to a railway train without a ticket. Inspector Borsum ...
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Appeal Against Valuation.
Considerable discussion took place at the council meeting on Monday night, on the action of-the city solicitor raising a technical objection in ...
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Correspondence
From Messrs. W. Anderson and Sons, applying for permission to open up Lincoln-street for about 450 feet, and lay such wires as are necessary ...
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Advertising
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COURTESY TO SERVANTS.
Concerning the relations between mistress and maid, there is much that might be said on both aides. Observation teaches that there are ...
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Correspondence.
Sir.—it has often occurred to me that for a large city like Richmond our sporting clubs do not occupy a more prominent-place on the list than ...
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FRED’S FREEDOM.
“When I’m my own master,” cried twelve-year-old Fred, “How pleasant a life it will be, To spend my own money, to go my ...
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BUILDING HOUSES BY THE MILE.
Under this title them appears in the “American Review of Reviews” a sketch of “Roadtown,” a new system of dwelling construction, devised by Mr. ...
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A MAN WHO OUTWITTED THE BOERS.
A very splendid story of gallantry is told with regard to a, Zulu in the Boer War. The Incident occurred after the battle of [?] when ...
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A CLEVER SPY.
The Duke of Wellington constantly employed the services of a spy, named Mullen, whose work was so successful that the Duke had him handsomely ...
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LORD BROUGHAM’S SHEPHERD’S PLAID.
The great Lord Brougham, like many of his fellow countrymen, was rather “near” and careful about spending money. He was generally dressed in ...
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Something At Any Rate.
Of brave deeds done upon the battlefield amid the thunder of cannons and the cries of wounded and dying, of heroes of the V.C., and great ...
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Advertising
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OLD FRIENDSHIPS.
Do not allow your old friendships to lapse—too many of us do not cherish our friendships while we have them. We subject them to strains. We ...
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A Triple Alliance.
The boy next door was the bee in the bonnet of the two brothers, who invariably came off second best in an argument of [?]. One of them, ...
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The Unmannerly Landlubber.
An American orator recently told the following story to illustrate the diversity of opinions as to what are good manners:— ...
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Our Mother Tongue.
By the extraordinary contortions of her neck, he concluded that she was trying to get a [?] of the back of her new [?] line ...
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A Letter-writing [?]
In the newly published biography of Sir Wilfred [?] there is a crop of good stories. One of these refers to Sir Andrew Clark. ...
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