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... runner woulI compare with the Caup winners - of bygone days. Of Flying Fox in this degree we cannot, of course, at present speak. Lord Faenouth's turf career was on even Ioftie lines than those which governed the Duke of Westmir.ster. He had a great dislike ...
... received advice at ary of medicine as out-patients .. Casualty cases (minor neil of Total . to the n with These figures speak for themselves. present the alleviation of much suffering, Alex- restoration of wage-earning wer to m: eral oF were disabled ...
... Seddon, Premier of New South Wales, speaking Hakitaka said that the first for service South Africa were accepted, would not hesitate Parliament for the money. The Right Hon. P. J. Soddon, Premier of Now Zealand, speaking at Wait!ami on Trantvaal war, said ...
... room. But we were soon installed in our new qua New York city. From the room in which I was stati°j could hear some voices speaking in very low tones. caught the words, and recognised the voice of my mast $ I shall redeem that ransom before long! But ...
... festive season. Work came to a close the mills, factories, shipyards, and foundries on Saturday afternoon, and, generally speaking, half the week will be given over holiday. Business is invariably brisk at this season amongst the shopkeeping fraternity ...
... household words with us, and their successors are harly less famous. In this year's tour they have been undefeated, a fact that speaks volumes for their ability, and warrants us expecting from Captain G. 0. Smith and his colleagues another of those classic ...
... Sir re- Secretary for-the Colonies. people M chy Bowes Daly, Lieutenant-Gov brave | Scotia. a, and | James George Steere, Speake: se who Legislative Assem! bly of Western Austr > those John Alexander Cockburn, formerly the of Soath Australia, now Age ...
... CRUISER BRINGS HER INTO DURBAN BOEBS WITHDRAW ROM TELEGRAM W ellington Saturday ThaRight Hcn'P J Scddon Premier of New Zealand speaking on the question of the Transvaal said that only nominally were the British fighting the Boers for the latter were in fact ...
... which pitt an ernd to the war, and therefore removed tbe reason which had led to the disbandment of the brigade. Mr Ferguson speaks regretfully of the fact thalIt F no attempt was made to reorgantse the corps, and speculates as to what might have been the ...
... Government and the apathy of the general | mass of the Tam by no de, Means sure. Fhe s you oO x y would Dp, if, teal cours hey speaking the reat op unable to alements of aryt ke rations n it What and tev wo umust or injndinous ws struck tits by the ¢ Aud im ...
... did the p Iliads of Homer, regarding it as -a inst 1 and impartial1 counsellor, that will not h come uncalled, neither speake unspeered r, he at, neither flattering you in anie vice, C lie nor importuning you at unmeete times. I t; th So early as ...
... well, but does not trouble himself about the deeper significance of a minister's work. He calls upon the Lyalls, and David speaks some plain truths to him regarding a minister's duties to his parishtones. On returning to the manse Mr Ross finds a letter ...