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  2. AGRICULTURAL BREVITIES

    Our dairy expert has arrived. Spring commenced Wednesday. Big sheep sale at Bothwell on the 27th inst. ...

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  3. AGRICULTURAL NOTES

    Throughout the greater part of the week favourable weather has prevailed, and the accounts concerning the coming crops received from the various country districts ...

    Article : 1,388 words
  4. DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL NOTES.

    Lessee Mr J. R. Taylor Scenic artist Mr W. Kinchela Stage Manager Mr Charles Herberte GRAND OPENING OF THE ...

    Article : 1,646 words
  5. OCCASIONAL PAPERS.

    The long, broad street of the gay country town was lively with the presence of many visitors. Bunting and bands were very much in evidence, and the alert ...

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  6. THE GREAT GRILL-STREET CONSPIRACY.

    That night David Acland, so as not to inconvenience his now landlady, dined at a small literary club to which he belonged, in a street in the neighbourhood ...

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  7. "DRASTIC," WHAT IS IT NOT?

    SIR,—Probably no word in the English language has been more used and abused since we have been favoured or unfortunate enough to be under the control of ...

    Article : 413 words
  8. MULGRAVE SQUARE.

    SIR,—Allow one who has known and lived in the neighbourhood above 40 years to make a statement in reference to Mulgrave Square. Formerly it was a reserve ...

    Article : 266 words
  9. HE WAS AT THE SIEGE OF LUCKNOW.

    " The British Infantry are the best in the world, sire, but, luckily, few in number." So said a French marshal in reply to a ...

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  10. AN INSANITARY PRACTICE.

    SIR,—I was pleased to see in your issue of today a letter written by " Visitor" on the abominable practice of spitting on the pavements. I think that his idea as to a ...

    Article : 193 words
  11. SHAKESPEARE.

    SIR,—Hobart scores in regard to t he appreciation of Shakespeare, and the club formed in the capital city is doing good work. ...

    Article : 117 words
  12. A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

    Are universally admitted to be worth a guinea a box for bilious and nervous disorders, such as wind and pain in the stomach, sick headache, giddiness, fullness ...

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  13. "WAIT A WEE!"

    A fact, well known to physicians and all who have studied the causes of disease, is that inaction of the liver and kidneys gives rise to more constitutional disturbance ...

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  14. A TRUE BILL.

    Dr. Morgan T. Wills, a recognised American authority on cerebral disease and insanity, writes : "It is well for us to know that the emotions cause more unhappiness and crime ...

    Article : 541 words
  15. CUT III.

    In a Philistine dwelling in a genteel suburb sat a British-born snob in the act of breakfasting. The breakfast room was also the dining-room of the ...

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  16. A COOKING-SCHOOL GRADUATE.

    She finished at a cooking school, and answered every question ; But when I ask this miss for bread She gave me indigestion. ...

    Article : 261 words
  17. THE BACHELOR'S COMPLAINT.

    Returning home at close of day, Who gently chides my long delay, And by my side delights to stay ? Nobody ! ...

    Article : 109 words
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