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... CITY NOTES. The Next Settlement begins on Feb. 8. Money. The Money Market altered so rapidly that we were not surprised at the Bank Directors, after a more than usually prolonged discussion, lowering the rate to 3½ per cent. The market had forced the position, and, with floating credits at about 11/8 per cent, and three months' bills actually done below 2 per cent., the Bank of England had ...
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... . Think of cricket at Christmas Yet here is a picture of Lord Ilawke's team playing the Western Province. The match took place at Capetown on Dec. 24, 26, and 27. The score was English, 280 Colonial, 255. FOOTBALL. The London Scottish are too well known for me to describe the team. I give the men who played St. Thomas's Hospital at Richmond 011 Jan. 14. The game ended in favour of the Scots by ...
... . Two vastly different studies occupy places in this page to-day-- one a highly realistic photograph in an intense sunlight, the other an original design for the decorated ceiling at the Opéra-Comique, by M. Benjamin- Constant. The first is a study of fishing-boats set against the sun, with the deepest of black shadows on the spectator's side. You are able to realise quite wonderfully the ...
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