... collision occurred earle this m1, ning o side the Cainmrae between the Lr 1 , outward bound, and (lie Nrr'ee'dae steam- ' Urd. inward bound ir-lm Omn vrith rninerals and esoarto grass. 'le Unrd Wats sroza:k arnid- sBipS and sank in ahboue; e rein .tes. ?? ...

... the Table 8PiTI(n Cl partiality. They ; t deal indiflerently with mtein- ',ei and all I-anks. No one has -2 :ie word of complaint or protest u'i Chief C'eri, Mr. Palgrave. t ?? t e rA. liman now holds otrw of i:o io '8i an0d he ?? tie i uea t. ay section ...

... There was £585 worth of deben- ture stock in respect of which they widd 5 pJ)Kp*t. For the year endum March 31st, 1893, their inward and outward traffic comn- biaed was 153,901 tons. The toll' was the sa me an all casse of goods. The maxiiurn toll was 9 for ...

... quarrels of the dis- nnited Unionists ehat we axe so much inte- rested as with the light which these quarrels shed onl the real inwardness at what is called Unionism. Some time last Apiil we reminded our readers that the centenary of the death *tf our great ...

... loses its cohesiveness, becomes friable, the minor groups grow prominent, blindly antago- nistic, and from external shock or inward decay, one great organism after another perishes. All are subject to this law, but the history of the human race shows us ...

... circular to ^-I those concerned. He had no wish that ti'a act s' oul.' become a dead letter so long as a legitimate ground of complaint by +'he home grower could be mlade. He would do his best to e-nsure that any frau- dulent represeqavtiions as to inace of ...