... sir, the island a lovely one, and the people law abiding. They are very playful at times, and you may have occasionally a small wounding case, when a gentleman may give a lady a brush with his stick, as lie calls it; and ad they have ...

... CHIT CHAT TATTLER We are having Bowe very refreshing showers every morning and vegetation is responding rapidly. We will have a fair crop after all if things continue 80. I happened to be at All Saints on Tuefiday last, when a man was fined £3 and £3 ...

... into • Is deervins A , of conceiving cough s ii Is tas Lung I be a n with scores: for over half a rain sod is a popular remedy f - ewer I ik . La s : y ra &ass af ail Dees • sisft igi Lilliwahmifigawilbmidlibiadlined6.4 Pam-alit is a plei ...

... and highly respected one which has for otte7 a century done good business in this island and weathered many a stress and storm. The defendant also is a ns.tive, and highly respected in the community and a Particular friend of mine. I naturally, therefore ...

... be in town if I e.tn get any relief train my affliction wliict is giving me a very prolonged visit 0114 Me 001. t w tnt to see the bye gat a g »d I hear there h e ben a petition hands' roan It the rntchnts to get them Co close their etnre4 for half-day ...

... CHIT CHAT BS TATTLER Dear 3r. your arti ale on the robberies and the burglaries which are happening in town is to the point; but let me tell you these are mere child' play to what I have known in past years when, as Stroller says, Ferris was a terror ...

... Royal George's is doing a great work in the naval strength of this country is aand the Bronze parish. He, among other things, has problem which occupies more and more Medal end S oc iety, nd P a rc hment Gertificate of raised a Friendly Society which is ...

... the operators. and Jaust give them a great deal more work than is necessary. Hardly a day now but you hear on calling up the that there is something wrong on the line and you can't get Mr So & So, or there is such a contact that you tear all that everybody ...

... BAftOM Eft July 16, 1912. 10 a rn.-29.985 3 p.m.-29.936 THERMO M ETER July 15, 10 a.m. to July 16, 10 Max. 83 Min. 75 Rainfall 0.03 Capt. Dew ought to know a thing or two and I will not be surprised to see, iu the near future, a few nei-essary changes in ...

... Quite a lot of space was taken up in your Monday's issue by a correspondence entitled Land Settlement for Soldiers and signed by not a few important personages. I hardly think that this scheme is of interest to folks here. But these islands are a kind ...

... certain boy was in private 'audience infoi other persons otherwise, and a that when he was gone such would not have a ghost of a cha of entering the service. Well w see. We live in a slow ego in An and our proud boasts are of me cient, and instituiaormand ...

... and begged leave to interpose for a few minutes to tell the House an anecdote:— ' A friend was returning home.' he said, 'a few nights before, end passed Bt. Paul's Cathedral just before midnight. As he did NJ there wat, a drunken man trying to see the time ...