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... C. Drummond, Cadland. gonthamploo. Plorisel, hr. Alexander Millrr.Hat kit, Golden Warrior. whole mbar; hr, Arthur Pocock. Color, Wilts, Ring'. Counsel. 'whole colour, c. Golden Boy, whole colour, c. Major H. L. Powell. Burton Hall. Christchurch. Huainan ...

... Dutra Oar, sae 12 years. Kent. tlittage. Alma-d. llWarne. Potworry 2Ath. Dear Tidy.-1 you to write about tree, et. becalm then aro mule in The Hist, tree. I am crams to write Mont is Flint two tor, of ebatnut Eons booting Mee and sweet tree. The Monk ...

... Place, Hayes. Kent. Hayes Coronation dl.. fawn ebb. 2. Prank Governor I. of 'The (iron. red and slut., 3. Prank Merton Villager Boy. red and r. k a R. C. rympton. 5. Hiparda lease. fame and Om in milk or in calf-1. Came , Rt. Atabyal Golden Korn of Glynn ...

... subject tits autobiography of pan of boots Once upon a time we were a pair of very nice things, and people Wed to call us Hoots. First of all we were • brown material called leather and when we were mode into a pair of boots we bad a great deal to put up with ...

... blowing. it waved so prettily. which reminded me of the well known hymn that we sing at our barred fen:irate (Fair waned the golden corn). We then walked on farther, where we found oureelree amongst mine beautiful besther. We gathered Lando fu:l of ■ll ...

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... companion as Duke. - I weeder If mother is going to with as, Dete. as well as Miss Kent, - said Viola. silly you me, Vi ; of course mother will tome ' - Thud Ton. answered Vi. La Kent was the govern. She Iris • yomg lady of about SI. was kind and gentle, and ...

... old. I sat in a chair that was made for the County Council cowl. T. no. Then coo the ancient that was worn In 1882, the boot of King Charles 11., and leaden box which was found containing six thousand silver coins of William the Conqueror. A pisre ...

... strange for Beaten; To citizens of glory Sweet rest alone is given. Thus, while an earthly city Right interest for a day, Ilse Golden City only Can satisfy for are. ♦LBHiT MIDLANE. THE LETTER BOX. Appended • selection from the loiters mat The Caldera, St. ...

... transfrr ie from Parthuns I. Maidstone Pilaw of the pristine prancing and book.bind. department. Poole 80 Akers and pt iaom to In the department and meat of theta well be traseferred to the new quarters be., at Maidstone. This rears, is being made for ...

... if they on like this. Mr. Northwood Band and Coots, gam a perforate.° of thought they ought to get Harwood before the the .Golden Legend. whtch wan attended by H R.M. and property clear it up.—Mr. Bred end Prisms Weary of Ratunberg, the perform on ...