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... ladies gentlemen's, or children's boots, lasts a week. Of bootmakers, price is. Wholesale of J. Propert, Batter- sea Park-road, Loudon. A RGiCULTURAL DEPRESSION is by no means confined to the growers of corn; the hops of Kent have failed, and so have those ...

... new closets are I needed. The grant to the Infants' School incurs a deduction of one.tenth for faults of instruction. A. I Golden has passed fairly ; P. Jackson must improve I generally. The issue of a certificate to Mrs Hogg is 3 deferred. School Board ...

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