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WHO SHALL REPRESENT US?
SIR,—Now that we have at last obtained the boon of Separation, a thought has occurred to me which I feel should be prominently before the public even at the present moment. ...
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THE BOUNDARY LINE.
SIR,—May I be allowed to ask what are we doing with regard to the settlement of the Boundary Line? There is an old and true proverb, "If you want a thing dons, go—if not, send." Now would ...
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HORSES FOR INDIA.
THE following official communication from the Government of India, appears in the Government Gazette Sept. 11:— "To the Honorable COLONIAL SECRETARY, ...
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Classified Advertising
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THE LITERATURE OF THE COLONIES.
IN responding to this toast, at the recent anniversary festival of the Royal Literary Fund, in London, Mr. Justice Hailliburton (Sam Slick) spoke as follows:— ...
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VICTORIA.
We learn that the mates of the Champion and Lady Bird steamers are to be tried for criminal neglect in connection with the late collision. The Chinese who had their property destroyed ...
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HEARTS AND HOMES.
VARIOUS brochures that we have received upon the subject of female training in the poorer classes of this country show that in a recent article on this subject we touched a sore point, and hit upon ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
The correspondent of the Independent writing from Aburiri on the 18th August, says—"Actual hostilities have this day commenced, between Hapnka, and Moananui, and the confederate Chiefs ...
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