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... DRAWN BY FRANK DADD, R.I. FROM A PHOTOGRAPH BY SHOLTO DOUGLAS A correspondent at Ugyeleni, in Pondo!and, in sendiag this photograph to show the effect of European civilisation upon the natives of South Africa, points out that these Pondoland girls had never seen white people before he went into the country ...
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... . All that is mortal of the immortal Christopher Columbus to wit, a few paltry bones was deposited in tlic Cathedral of Seville, amid great ceremony, on Thursday. Columbus was born in Genoa about 1436, and came of seafaring folk. On Oct. 12, 1492, be first sighted what is now believed to have been Watling Island, in the Bahamas. He discovered South America in 1498, and the Spaniards celebrated ...
... . Robert Burns had not been in his grave for many years when artists in all parts of Scotland and in the North of Ireland were busy illustrating his works. The half-dozen pictures here given, taken from broadsides published half-a-century ago, show that, for livejiness of imagination, several of the artists pressed Burns pretty hard. The first picture throws some light upon an early stage of ...
... No. 313.-- Vol. XXY. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25. 1899. SInXEEN?,E- By Post. 6*d ...
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