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BROADE[?] GREATER NEW YORK LETTER.
About two years ago a [?] was issued by a body, which styled itself "The Committee." The [?] for what committee, it did not states it was the committee, only this and nothing more. ...
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CONVERSATIONS WITH BENDIGO'S PUBLIC MEN.
I do not think that in the whole of an hour's conversation with Dr. Gaffney one single reference was made to medicine. The man's infinite love of art, and his intimacy with an ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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[ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.] THE BEAUTIFUL MRS. LEACH.
"I must see Mrs. Leac[?] I've travelled many [?] to catch a sight of her dear face, and if she [?] at [?] I'll just wait, if I have to sit here [?] ...
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THE HARDEST WORKED MEN IN ENGLAND.
Shortly after the House of Commons [?] for the new session Mr. Arthur Balfour [?] to a friend the melancholy fact that since the House rose in October he had been able to take ...
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"FIGHTING MAC."
General Hector Macdonald—"Fighting Mac[?] who is now taking such an active part with Merhuen on the Modder River—is another genuine ranker, as most people know. ...
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
I regret to learn that Mr. J. C. Williamson has not been able to procure suitable dates at the Bendigo Princess's, and has in consequence decided not to bring "Red Riding ...
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DETECTIVES AT WEDDINGS.
One of the least known and not [?] curious phases, of life in London is that of the detective engaged at all big wedding festivities. On such occasions the [?] are displayed on ...
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FRENCH FACTORY LEGISLATION.
The hours even of men are restricted in France to twelve per day, though the Government retains the power to designate by order those industries wherein, by reason of their nature, such ...
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A GESTLEMAN RANKER.
He was sitting with his back against a boulder, his rifle barrel resing on a [?] the stuc on his knees. He was using the [?] for a desk, and was writing lab[?] in [?] on ...
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.
Shamrock Brewery Hudson, tells me that on of recent wet Sunday morning some rather funny scenes were witnessed at a little Cullingwood pub. Two Brunswick[?] ...
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ODDS AND ENDS.
Poverty kills romance; but so, often, does wealth. Men born to command occasionally marry women who were born that way too. ...
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A FRENCH COLOSSEUM.
It is singular to observe how French taste has developed for sport of recent years. Not a quarter of a century ago the word was unknown, unless specially referring to horseracing. Now ...
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PUSH IT ALONG.
Push a good thing along. Let others know its goodness. The "Little Conquerer' is a good thing. Bendigo people are finding it out. ...
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INTERVIEWING CHAMBERLAIN.
There is a taking little story afloat concerning Mr Chamberlain, which, if it be not true (says "M.A.P."[?] has at least originated from some[?] who has studied the Colonial Secretary and ...
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ADVICE TO ASPIRING NOVELISTS
Here is some good advice to [?] ists. It comes from a letter of He[?] Hreytag's to a student who sent him a novel with a request for an opinion on the work ...
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[?] BLUE EVEN.
[?] K[?] [?] [?] [?] ...
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