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... harbour and pier at this spot are rapidly approaching completion. The opening of the quarry will, it is hoped, begin a new era of prosperity for our island. Mr. Mitchell was the guest of Mr. Rowe at York Villa, (HE DOUZAINE. On Monday, the Ist of October ...

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