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... by the the Daily Chrontele. Neo Labour Party There. Senator Walker told a story during a recent debate Commonwealth on the in the Upper House of the policy of a “white Australia.” A missionary in Chins was endeavouri to convert one of the natives. to heaven ...

... GOLD CHAT! BENSON'S IMPERIAL PLATE & CUTLERY Equals Sliver, at One Quarter the Oast. ; TEA BETE, CRUETS, FO'r 3 d TABLE I . CUTLERY of the , EERY QUALITIES. ,\0,,, ' Fcr full details. prices, , EIL.;I - &c. see Bissell. Pinisic sl . A .T.77ti f A rc iT ...

... tt ow discredited but a Remedy, “chat for 00 has been resultein cases Consumption Weak Lungs, Asthma, Coughs and Colds. ELIXIR is Mr. G. T. CONGREVE'S book on 46, and 11] the Prevalence, Nature. — in which ase detailed ae 7 ...

... es which a factor ou sucha No doubt there orofting estate had to encountor. had been a great deal of tall talk at that time throughout the country, pricci| ily through the medium of the public press, bat he had this to say, bad never heard a remark made ...

... THRASHED BY A DUKE presiding at a meet- an earnest ing of the R.S.P.C.A., at Nottingham, coal mines. he had received undeniable inferm- ation that numerous cases of gross cruelty to pit ponies occurred, and, when the cases were before the magistrates ...

... fields have The new attractions than a stuffy hall. president, Lt.-Col. W. A. ky jove, ing on; we've had J.P. bailies and like that co blown t-colonel a sort of rera chair. avis in a Caithness mesting —ocen Before the 4 a shake of his hand, ...

... will interest country folk, ard it is written in a bright and ever poetic style. Editorial Chat of a quite original nature, Acrostice, a Children’s Corner, and Answers to ts which are geoerally useful, form a very interesting pumber, ld ...

... with the advance mide a since their emancipation av slaves, and the which exist in some parts between them and the con- cluding with a pleasivrg description of a Sunday service conducted solely by the are come smart poetic and a colkc:ion of five ill ...

... J. M. Sutherland gave a the Burn —_ Love, “A Bird in a Gilded z good rendering aud had a heart: ion. Violia selections b the ‘Real Mackay” were then enjoyed. One of of that fine the finest items of the programme was a lotic . ‘* ...

... thither in a landau, followed by Prit.ceee Victoria. A large ■Bomber of ctalors watched the embarkation, and Hi* Maj sty lifted hie cap, end smilingly acknowledged the greetings of the people. Both the King and Qu en spent eome time chatting with the young ...

... A HIGHLAND STUDENT’S VIEW. The incident » providing a dainty morsel to the Higiilaad weekly newspapers, which are always ready lake up liie cudgels when any thing offensive to Highland pride—end it is sometimes very little—takes place. Articles with elan ...