... sod with a few exeePtions prime Isiah at sharp declims ea the day. Modierfootein, in which moldtakiag has been show. lead the war with • fall el I t Rand Mine, have fallen a; Molknter 5-16 t Knight sad Meet 1; and falle of a have taken place in Goldfields ...

... Kewley rave notice that cm lint 'wing into on the Navy estimates he would call attention to tie provision for the ded in_tinse d war. _ . _ I leitouThiltire gave notice that be would op- motion to go into the preliminary Ommittee ii connection with the contemplated ...

... greet-grandmother at Mr Browne 's wife. .011,, my wife. Mr Browne, -I that Mr Browne rounds off with • little romance. In the wars of the early part of the century • Major Rado n ., near relative of his ammeter, the Rev William Browne, saved the life of ...

... angered snake's. muttering: Oh, by the war. Temple was here on Monday. wan he not t He called--yen. Ah! He entrusted me with a message to you. A farewell. I nearly forgot. -A farewell? - Yes—off to Africa at half an hour's notice. Urgent business ...

... the of a lay to Killarneyl4. r - t i. l o w • ohd by 3fe ir e y , re has done so by paying to than qualieed medical Miter. e War Oface Flattop Dr MonartY, who mods bin ; That we. the Guardia* , of Millsthet Union, £'415..1 OM of his Cathedral rendre nod ...