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THE FOOTBALL JUBILEE.
This season is the jubilee of Australian football, because in the yeal 1858 T. W. Wills, better known to fame is a cricketer, and especially a great bowler, suggested to ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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THE PASSING SHOW.
"Throughout the strike the tramway men have played a game of follow-inyleader. "—Thursday's paper. "Follow-my-leader" get off the tram, ...
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PANAMA CANAL.
"The Times" gives a most intersting article on the "Making of the Panama Canal." "The scheme in its present form provides ...
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CATCHING THIEVES BY ELECTRICITY.
A police electrical appliance has (says "Chambers' Journal") just been introduced at Rio do Janeiro, which is likely to prove so useful in the maintenance of law and ...
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SCOTTISH FISHERMEN'S FANCIES.
Under this heading on account of some strage survivals amongst fishermen recently appeared in the "Scotsman," signed by A. Poison, Who says:—"When a fisherman is ...
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REPRESSION IN RUSSIA.
Mr. G. M. Trevelyan, writing to "The Times," says:- From June to October, 1907, 84 newspapers were suppressed, 35 editors put in ...
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HUMOUROUS BURGLAR.
France (says the Paris correspondent of the "Daily Express" on June 25) has had a fairly representative selection of burglars and other criminals of late, but the ...
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