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SPORTING NOTES.
On Saturday last the An[?]eur Turf Club held a most successful meeting at Caulfield. The principal event was the Ladies' Trophy, and it is needless to say that it brought out ...
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NEARLY WRECKED.
That day had been a high-day at Towerchester, for it was the eve of the summer vacation, and the elite of Hampshire were gathered to witness the distribution of prizes ...
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THOUGHTS THAT BREATHE.
"The pilot too is wise who knows his time To [?]oor his ship in safety; and I hold Discretion to be man's most manly part." EURIPIDES. ...
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CITY COUNCIL.
The finance committee met at 3.15 p.m. Present: The Mayor, and Crs. Joseph, M'Gowan, Bayne, Hayes, Bailes, Jackson and Delbridge. ...
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BROADBRIM'S NEW YORK LETTER.
It is a common thing to speak of sensational preaching and sensational preachers. There is a wide difference between Henry Ward Beecher and the Salvation Army, but ...
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SEPARATION.
In Australasia there did dwell A mother and her daughter. The lass all others did excel, And many lovers sought her; ...
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OUR FIRE BRIGADES.
Sir,—There is an old saying, "No case, abuse the other side," which Mr. S. Lanigan has done to perfection in his reply to me, in which he charges me with falsehood, but for which I would have ...
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MORE FAIR PLAY.
Sir,—"Fair Play" in your issue of to-day intentionally or unintentionally implies that I am seeking to trade on "honest people's sympathy." Permit me to say that the first I knew of the ...
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