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  2. IN THE COUNTRY.

    Glenore was visited by a copious rain on Christmas Day, which thoroughly soaked the ground, doing an immense amount of good to all late crops. ...

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  3. THINGS THOUGHTFUL.

    The public mind is educated quickly by events—slowly by arguments. There is something in the noble frankness of a great mind, that, wherever ...

    Article : 37 words
  4. CORRESPONDENCE

    Correspondents must state it any [?]er or other matter forwarded for publication has been sent to other newspapers. ...

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  5. OTHER MEN'S MINDS.

    Don't be content by striking the iron while it is hot; make the iron hot by striking it.—Mr. Macnamara, M.P. ...

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  6. EXAMINATION LIMITATIONS.

    Scholastic examinations are peculiarly unsatisfactory for measuring general ability, although they are, of course, of great use in estimating how far a person ...

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  7. LOYAL TO THE KING.

    I yield to no man in my loyalty as a British subject, but because I am loyal to the King I do not have to bow down to his manservant or ...

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  8. THE MARKETS—LATEST VALUES

    Produce deliveries to-day were 355 bags of potatoes, 15 of oats, and 228 of chaff. Potatoes were weaker, £5 5s being paid for Bismarcks and Brownells. £4 5s to ...

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  9. FILLED WITH GLADNESS.

    Every day bath toil and trouble, every heart hath care, Meekly bear thine own full measure, and thy brother's share. ...

    Article : 154 words
  10. NATURE NOTES.

    The largest leaves are to be found on trees of the palm family. The leaves of the double coco-nut palm are often thirty feet long and several feet wide; ...

    Article : 71 words
  11. FRUIT MARKETS.

    The continued dry weather in the fruit-growing districts seems to have resulted in all summer fruits ripening at the same time. Although Alberta peaches do not ...

    Article : 152 words
  12. EMPTY STOCKING FUND.

    Sir.—Allow me through your columns to express my thanks to the generous people of Launceston for the help they have afforded the poor of our city, and ...

    Article : 110 words
  13. BETWEEN THE AGES.

    I am ceasing to belong to the young men who dream dreams, and I have not yet joined the ranks of the old men who see visions.—Mr. Winston Churchill. ...

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  14. KING ISLAND.

    The commencement of another year is a fitting time to take a retrospective view of the past year, and consider how the island's interests have advanced, and ...

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  15. THE LOAFER'S HOME.

    A man once told me hi had come to England to live because in the States he would not have the respect of his acquaintances. "England," he said, is ...

    Article : 46 words
  16. SOUTHERN PRODUCE SALES.

    W. T. Thorpe reports having sold at the railway station, Hobart, on Monday, Wood at 9s per ton. ...

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  17. NEWSTEAD STOCK SALES.

    W. T. Bell and Go., L.td., report:—The supply of sheep and. lambs at Newstead yesterday proved ample for the demand, but quality lambs and light-weight ...

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  18. A CURIOUS PLANT.

    The "resurrection plant" of Mexico, having been dried and packed away for several months, will spread out its green, frond-like surfaces and appear like ...

    Article : 61 words
  19. TO PRODUCE GENIUS.

    The way to produce the largest number of men of genius, ability and character is to rais ethe general level of wholesomeness and comfort.—Dr. Woods. ...

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  20. CLOSE SEASON FOR GAME.

    Sir,— I saw when looking over some back papers, where Councillor Connell, of St. Leonards, moved, and Councillor Garrett seconded:—"That this council is in ...

    Article : 430 words
  21. A JOLLY SONG.

    The singing of songs is a much more wholesome and harmless way of expressing conviviality than the making of speeches.—Mr. Filson Young. ...

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  22. WHEAT MARKET.

    Wheat is dull, and the market featureless. Liverpool prices are:—March, 7s 1d; May. 7s 0¼d; July, 7s 03/4d. ...

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  23. THE SIBERIAN SNOW FLOWER.

    The latest plant wonder is the snow flower, discovered not long ago in the most northern portions of Siberia, where the ground is continuously covered with ...

    Article : 160 words
  24. PERFECTION.

    It is not growing like a tree In bulk, doth make man better be; Or standing long an oak, three hundred year, ...

    Article : 110 words
  25. SALES OF WOOL.

    The market is active, and Merinoes are a halfpenny dearer, while crossbreds are generally a farthing dearer. The "bear" movement has stopped. ...

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  26. THE USE OF ARMIES.

    Armies have just one use as between civilised nations—to prevent their being used.—Mr. Norman Angell. ...

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  27. POETS AND POPULARITY.

    The poet must wait for popularity until he is dead, or at any rate until he has been writing for a long period and is sufficiently "dead' to be considered ...

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  28. LORD KITCHENER AS VICEROY.

    A Viceroy who set up a record for the desert state of Bikaner by shooting 35 demoiselle cranes to his own gun is not going to resign to-morrow. ...

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  29. THE COMPETITIVE SYSTEM.

    We have lived under the competitive system so far, and it has failed. Until we get rid of the source of that great anomaly, the competitive system, we ...

    Article : 46 words
  30. THE JUMPING FISH.

    One of the queerest of odd creatures is the mud-skipper or jumping-fish of the large rivers of India and the neighbouring sea coasts. At ebb tide these ...

    Article : 146 words
  31. MEN AND MONEY.

    It is often a duty of a man to engage in making money; it is what some are best qualified for, and there are some to whom it is a natural gift, but it ...

    Article : 48 words
  32. PRAYER.

    Prayer is beyond question the mightiest force in all the world. It clears the vision, and it brings the power. However little we realise the fact, the men ...

    Article : 93 words
  33. THE SUPERIOR SEX.

    The cleverest men are more clever than the cleverest women, and the most foolish man is more foolish than the most foolish woman.—Mr. Cyril Burt. ...

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  34. A TAX ON SMOKE.

    I would put a tax on smoke. I would say to manufacturers, "if you tell me that smoke is necessary for your business—which statement we all know now ...

    Article : 93 words
  35. ORDER.

    The disposition of things into such a way—such a relation one to another, and such a dependence one upon another—as they may all be suited to attain ...

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  36. A SOAP-AND-WATER GEYSER.

    There has lately been discovered at Wairoa, in New Zealand, a kind of passive geyser which refuses to operate unless a certain quantity of saponaceous ...

    Article : 102 words
  37. OUR MENTAL ATTITUDE.

    Our mental attitude makes or mars us. How often, in times of sorrow, trial, weakness, we feel that we must give entirely up to our losses. We ...

    Article : 164 words
  38. ONE VIEW OF EDUCATION.

    Most of us are so full of admiration for the high standard of literature attained by our countrymen in the past that there has been a strong prejudice ...

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  39. FORTUNE AT 20.

    Chapter one of the romance of Frank Wootton, the famous jockey, ends with his retirement from the saddle owing to excessive weight, It is romanced ...

    Article : 559 words
  40. HOW BIRDS WALK.

    Birds cannot open the foot when the leg is bent; that is the reason they they do not fall off their perch, If you watch a lien walking, you will ...

    Article : 52 words
  41. ANOTHER.

    A liberal education means first and foremost learning for its own sake, and not for something you are going to get out of it. Education which aims ...

    Article : 56 words
  42. THE RAINBOW FLOWER.

    A remarkable flower grows on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec which changes its colour three times a day. In the morning it is white, at noon it is red, and ...

    Article : 56 words
  43. TO-DAY'S TASK.

    We often say to ourselves, "I would gladly do my duty, if I knew what it is." Doubtless there are cases in which it is hard to decide, but a remark of ...

    Article : 153 words
  44. PRISON FOR POVERTY.

    People ought to recognise that the youthful poor are imprisoned because of their poverty and not because of their criminality. Youthful disorder must, of ...

    Article : 118 words
  45. CHINESE DUCK FARMS.

    In China the duck is much esteemed as an article of diet, and what may. be called duck farms are common on most of the rivers. The birds are ...

    Article : 129 words
  46. ELECTRICIANS' PICNIC.

    The Tasmanian branch of the Australian Postal Electricians' Union held its first annual picnic at South Arm on Saturday. The members and friends were ...

    Article : 303 words
  47. HUMAN NATURE.

    Life in any great city must always be a grim education; sorrow will dog sin to the end of the chapter, and greed and selfishness, alike in the breasts of rich ...

    Article : 62 words
  48. SUCCESS.

    Believe me, the talent of success is nothing more than doing what you can do well, and doing well whatever you do without a thought of fame. If it ...

    Article : 97 words
  49. LONDON WOOL SALES.

    Messrs. Ronald Gunn and Company hate been advised from London by Messrs. Sanderson, Murray, and Company as follows, under date November 28:—Wool— ...

    Article : 134 words
  50. IGNORANCE OF ELECTORS.

    Nowadays one of our dangers is that the ordinary man possessing the vote knows very little of his country's history.—Sir Frederick G. Kenyon. ...

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  51. HARD ON THE MINORITY.

    There are always handicaps for smaller peoples bound within the organism of a large state, always hardships from their own special point of view in the ...

    Article : 38 words
  52. SAINTSHIP.

    Bight being, right doing, and right enjoying.—N. Macleod, D.D. ...

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  53. SORE, SWOLLEN, AND TENDER FEET.

    "After walking for some time I used to suffer from swollen and tender feet, which were very sore," says Mrs. C. E. Driver, of 43 Donald-street, Footseray, ...

    Article : 199 words
  54. THE LAW OF SIN.

    When the Lorelei in Heine's poem is sitting on the rock combing her yellow hair with a golden comb, or singing to the magic harp, with the music of the ...

    Article : 107 words
  55. CHRISTIANITY AND WAR.

    That Christianity has done much to mitigate the horrors of war and to promote good feeling among nations by spreading the doctrine of the ...

    Article : 102 words
  56. INTERSTATE QUOTATIONS.

    Wheat was easy to-day; growers' lots, is 5¼d to 3s 5½ ex trucks Sydney: parcels, 3s 5d, 3s 4d, to 3s 6d for January and March delivery, and 3s 7½ for June ...

    Article : 323 words
  57. PUZZLE OF A PIGLET

    Mr. Caleb Peasles gazed at his pig speculatively. It was a little pig— "Hardly a meal for a growing boy," Mr. Peasles had said—and it capered about ...

    Article : 232 words
  58. THE SCHOOL OF PEACE.

    A garden is a lovesome thing, God wot! Rose plot, Fringed pool, Ferned grot, ...

    Article : 58 words
  59. THE ARMAMENTS TAX.

    The whole armament competition is a disgrace to our mutual relations. Its cost to Europe alone is 450 milions a year, of which (vast incubus all save the ...

    Article : 84 words
  60. LILYDALE.

    The Christmas holidays have, as usual, passed off very quietly at Lilydele. There was a sharp thunderstorm, followed by heavy rain, on Christmas morning. ...

    Article : 65 words
  61. EXCLUSIVENESS.

    If we separate ourselves so much from the interests of those around us that we do not sympathise with them in their sufferings, we shut ourselves out ...

    Article : 104 words
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