... of great value to the Church. Da, Pret. se Wr WY that oumerous Jexe’usively with the intereste of Australia think that they couid have mace of Australia to give themselves the status of a; more vil . represented by Mr Hadfield. was |™ ous than the ace ...

... will also be a vast improvement when the work has been completed. The intelligence of the donation the poor by Mr Dawvon, Australia, sod particulars of which will be found elsewhere, will, at the present time, shed cheerful glow around many a humble hearth ...

... time and Dun or* going the same distance. J arris's Lad/ VilUkins Ths 6new went nearly a mile. iWt for Brighton - Emio. Clog Dance. Viilefranche, White Violet, Hawk-weed, jrkmgtjq- Miss Hussy, Belle 0/ Ha; iptoo, bustier, fttadaoMieclle Aiaae. Ova, Cardinal ...

... subject, and the abil lecturer, we anticipate that there will be°a_v com Corowa, Maus—The mail for Victori e two Australia, Western Australia, and Tasm: despatched on the m of the ‘Thursday the 16th inst. It will also carr have jew Sout! Ewart and New if ...

... much depleted. The imports for the season are considerably loss than the same period records for last year. THE RUSH TO AUSTRALIA.—The departure the 6 p.m. train on Wednesday of the two young men, John Bell, machincman, and James M'Blain, sawyer, both ...

... PAISLEY punters could soon be betting on the Kentucky Derby and watching it LIVE! They could also see races from Hong Kong Australia and France as well as all the UK courses Television comes to British bookmakers’ shops today under new legislation Initially ...

... lined satinette. 7/0 each. Do lined finest satin, siik cords and tassels. 16;6 each. OAP2B. —Heal Himalaya Bear. 15/-. Real Australia Opussen. 16/- real Sable. 45/-. Wolverine. 284, al' lined quilted satin. SETS. —Himalaya Bear. 21 yards flounce, R inch,' ...

... Ke Celtic Combination Company. Miss BUck opened the programme with the song “The Dear Little Shamrock”; Mr Tom y gave a clog dance ; little Marie was great favourite, her singing Celtic Fitba Mad” brought loud applause from the large audience ; Mr. .1 ...

... artistes: Mr Jas. Barrie, Master Barrie and Mr Piißar (reel selections). Mr Murdoch Macdonald (the Sailor's Hornpipe and Clog Dance). Songs were given by Mr D. Clark; Mr Dick, entertainer. and Mr Jamieson gave piano - accordcnn ',elections. Miss CirifTen ...

... a run up to Perth from Fremantle. He brought with him a 1111159 of interesting official books and statistics relating to Australia fur study on hoard *hip on the long voyage from Fremantle.via the Suez Canal. Mr Coldwet: speaks highly of the friendliness ...

... exceptionally busy. . Lxcipbe o» Western ArsißAtta.—We hays pleasure in calling attention to a lime-light lecture on Western Australia, which has been arranged Mr James Bvrt, passenger shipping and Colonial Government agent, which U to be delivered in the ...

... the snow caverns under the ice.— Evening Times. WEALTH IN DEAD SEA OF AUSTRALIA Motor Lorry Driven Over a Lake. Salt Mirage that Tricked Airman. In the heart of Australia, where few white men have penetrated are vast salt lakes which may shortly ...