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For sats.â€"1 yr old Bali rising 2 yrs P Bull Calyes, oerkshire Boat and Sow Sigs. all registered Pedigreed. For aERYVICE.â€"1 Berkshire and 1 York Boar Iso Durham Bull. Terms, $1.00. For Service at Jas. Falkingham‘s near Agricultural Grounds, _ Terms $1,00. Jas. FaALKINGHAM: The undersigned has for <ale, ready to use, (5) five thorobred Tamworth Boars. Price reasonable. FOR SALE & for SERVICE 3, N. D. R., 25 acres clear, the rest hardâ€" wood bush. The Saugeen River runs through both. _ For further particular send or apply to 100 Acres, Lot 36, 2nd Con,., N. D. R., Glenelg, 15 acres fit for cultivation, the rest harawood bush. Also Lot 36, Con. Lots 32x 33, Con, 28. D. R., containâ€" ing 100 acres more or less. _ About 90 acres cleared and in good state of culâ€" tivation for allkinds of crops. Remainâ€" ing 10 acres hard wood bush. _ Four miles from Priceville, } mile from school. On farm are two good wells, Brick House 30 x 22, with kitchen 17 x 23, cel lar and all conveniences, Good bank barn ® x 65, splendid stabling. Title good. Easy terms of payment to suit purchaser. Apply if by post to Priceâ€" ville P. O, or on the premises to Lots 43 and 44, Concession 1, South Durham Road, Glenelg containing one hundred (100) actes, about 75 acres cleared, good frame barn with stone stabling, frame house, never failing well, One and one half nules from school, church and Post Office. For furtber particulars apply on the premâ€" ises or to Priceville B 0,, to the proâ€" priet or, Mrs MarcaretMcLavexnax Revirw to Jan. Apply to Jxo ECKHARDT Bunessan THOROBRED DURHAM BULL, One Ayer‘s Pill at bedtime insures a natural action next morning. 0 In Men‘s & Women‘s and guar anteed positively unshrinkable Ayers C. L. GRANT. Doctors first prescribed Ayer‘s Cherry Pectoral over 60 years ago. They use it today more than ever. They All drugyists. BOARS FOR SALE. KEEP W ARM rely upon it for colds, coughs, bronchitis, consumption. They will tell you how it heals inflamed lungs. Then 1 tried Ayer‘s Cherry Pectoral. . lunx':_wnooo‘h.hd“nyfl *"Chins PriRL HYD®, Guthric Centre, Is. FARM FOR SALE FARM FOR sALE. We have some nice Furs for your inspection from good reliable makers. _ To start at $1.00 for a Ruff ; $3.25, 3.50, and up. FARM TO RENT. CAPS Caps are the thing for this kind of weather,. _ Do you want one? Come to usand get them right. How about â€"Underwear for the cold weather? _ Have you bought it yet?> If you have not, then buy STANâ€" FIELD‘S, and get the best. The best is not too guod for you ; it lasts longer, is warmer and won‘t shrink. u"a'r'(zm' rists. for i.uvmlli Ma Old Coughs Hexry ArexaxpER on. 2, W. G. R., Bentinck. TORONTO, ONT. Cherry ? ectoral /4/ /1 Mary McolxtÂ¥yRE, Markdale UNXDERWEAR ELLIOTT Wax. McLEopn, 8®., Prop, EU 1 1J L/ 06 for $1 J. C. AYER C0., Lowell, Mass. o. MBIP lt iess s toasâ€"au Loh e Mrs John Ferguson, Proton, got a pleasant surprise lately, her brother Neil McCillivary visiting her whom she has not seen for 25 yeaas. He was accompanied by his wifte who is a Janadian. They live in Maneson Co, Kansas. Mr and Mrs Barber of Alton visited at John Ferguson‘s and Alex McLean, Brownsville. Mr and Mrs D McCannel visited at S. McMurdo‘s on Sunday. _ Municipal election matters are cropâ€" ping up, and the council is not in good udor. Caucus meetings have been held to plan for next years‘ candidates. Reports trom it say the present reeve will not run having found the work difficult. _ Wa‘ter Bell and Joseph Goodfellow were both mentioned, while among old reeves and officials there is some opposition to Joseph Mcâ€" Ardle, whose name is again being brought to the front as a candidate, though he has not yet consented to run. There is talk of having more light let in on the acets. The oontemetible dog poisoner is around. Mr J H Scott has a valuable colley poisoned. Several of our youth took in Priceâ€" ville show and concert. uen o omm i 9 Semaner io Smeceieeg s en was thrown off and the Separator was slowing off when John Lane who was crossing a scaffold aboye, féil and narrowly escaped falling into the maâ€" chine. _ It was thought he was bodily injured at first and that some of his toes wonld have to be amputated but itis hoped thiat they may be sayed. Neil MceFayden with his tackling raised Neil McCannel‘s frame building. Pastor Findlayson preached his fare well sermon on Sunday, the 9th inst, and other preachers from Toronto were there. A bad accident to a son of George Lane at Millner‘s thrashing. _ He slipped from above and got foot and toes crushed in the cylinder. It might have cost his life had machine been going itull blast. The stone foundation of Charlie Ferâ€" gusun‘s new house is completed. The contractors were D McCannel and R McDonald and the work is well done. Mr R. Davis, of Alliston, who formerâ€" ly worked with H. Allan, spent the week end here in company with some Glenelg comrades. 1eaâ€"mecting mentioned to come off in Esplin has been put off till sleighing and by the appearance of the weather this morning that wont be long. Mr Lee, the Student, leaves for Toronto on Monday the 10th to take his finishing College course. _ He will come out Saturdays for Sunday‘s preaching. Dr Sproule has poster‘s out for a meeting here on the 11th. Mrs Neil Cameron visited her many friends in Glencig and her home last week. Mr Wm. McMurdo, a prominent member of the Latterâ€"Day Saints church, with others attended a conâ€" ference in Grand Valley last week end and repore much good being done. Activity in church cirecles here. Our village preacher has been at Woodâ€" land with Toronto assistance, and good work is being done. Friday, Sept. 30, preâ€"communion services were held by the Presbvâ€" teriars, Rev Mr Campbell taking the Sunday services in Esplin church, which is steadily gaining at all points. Threshing and taking up potatoes is the order of the day. a Last Sunday Rey Mr _ Matheson preached in the forencon in the interest of the Bible Society. What might have been a very seriâ€" ous accident happened at the threshâ€" ing of Harry Millner, Proton. â€" They were ifinishing three day‘s work, beit Tailor Stubbs is taking a trip to Caledon, his old home. City Atter an extended absence among the romantic and picturesque seenery oe New Ontario, Messrs Ed and Will MceCartney are visiting their many friends and acquaintances in this comâ€" munity. Ne miss the good hamored smile and business propensities of Monsieur Simpson, who, for the past weelk has been absent from the villa looking after the interests of his farm to the south of the burg. City are holidafing with the latter‘s parents, Mr and Mrs K. M. Dargayel. Exccedingly polfrnlar among the young people is Wm Pryle, our enterprising merchant, who arrived last week after an absence of six months in the Prairie Province. Dr. Godfrey of Toronto is in the village this week looking after whe large practice of Dr Smith who has been under the weather for the past fortnight,. The smiling cpuntenance of Miss Lizzie Smith again enlivens the social circies after a year‘s absence under the Stars and Stripes. After spending a three month‘s pleaâ€" sant holiday in the burg and comâ€" munity, Miss Susie Mclntosh left last week tor the Qaeen Cuty. He is broad in his views and an exâ€" pert mineralogist? is Mr Geo. Vasey, who left last week for Seranton, Pa., after a month‘s sojourn in the village. Mr and Mrs Jno. Klein of the Queen Intended for last week, the good humored smile s propensities of Monsieur ho, for the past week has from the villa looking terests of his farm to the burg. BOOTHVILLE HOPEVILLE. DORNOCH. Special prize for best driving horse by Mr Hahn of Durham..Colin Mcâ€" Lean. Special prize for best " Groundâ€" slow Charming " Spring colt, by Jos Cairns, Ceylon..Dougald McPhail, Duncan McRae, Norman Campbell Special prize for best spring colt by Severnâ€"Raeburn, by W Burnet, Fleshâ€" erton..Jno Burnet, Arch McLean. Saddle horse . . Jas Oliver. JUDGES: H. Mercer, J. &. Marsh. Class 2â€"Cattle. Durham. Aged Bullâ€"Wm Meads, Wm Patâ€" ton. Bull, 2 yrsâ€"JnoEckhardt,. Bull Calfâ€"Geo Snell 1 & 2. Milch Cowâ€" Jno Eckhardt, R McEachern. _ Heifer calfâ€"Geo Snell. Aged Ramâ€"T Nichol, W J Meads. Shearling ramâ€"A Muir, T Nichol. Ram lambâ€"T Nichol, A Muir. Aged ewesâ€"A Muir, _ Shearling ewesâ€"A Muir, Jno Nichol. Ewe lambsâ€"Wm Meads, A Mnir. Aged Ram and Shearling ramâ€"R Kinnel, rst for each, _ Ram lambâ€"Jas Oliver, R Kinnel, _ Aged ewesâ€"R Kinnel, Jas Oliver Shearling ewesâ€" R Kinnel, Jas Oliver. _ Ewe lambsâ€" Jas Oliver, 1 & 2. Milch Cowâ€"â€"Jno Nichol 1 & 2, Jno McMillan. _ 2â€"yr heiferâ€"Jno Burnet 1 & 2. _ 1tâ€"yr heiferâ€"D Harrow, Arch McArthur. _ Pair 2â€"year steers=â€"John Burnet 1 & 2. Pair râ€"yr steersâ€"D Harrow, W Meads, Class 3â€"Sheep. Cotswold Aged Ramâ€"Alex Muir. Shearling Ramâ€"â€"A Muir. _ Aged ewesâ€"A Muir, 1 & 2. Shearling ewesâ€"â€"A Muir. Ewe lambsâ€"A Muir. Aged Ramâ€"Wm Fairbairn. Shearâ€" ling ram & ram lambâ€"each J Fairbairn 1 & 2. Aged Ewesâ€"John Fairbairn, Wm Fairbairn. Shearling ewesâ€"â€"Wm Meads. _Ewe lambsâ€"Jno Fairbairn, Wm Meads. Class 4â€"Swine. _ gerkshire Boarâ€"John Eckhardt, Jno McBeth. Sowâ€"John Eckhardt. Spring pigâ€" Jno Eckhardt, T A Ferguson, €uffolk Sowâ€"John Eckhardt, 1 & 2. Spring pigâ€"H Watson, Jno Eckhardt, General Purpose Span horses..Jos Sharpe, Jas Calâ€" der. Brood mare..D Harrow, John Burnet. 2â€"yr old gelding or filly..Jno Burnet, ‘T Wilcox. 1â€"yr gelding or filly.. Arch Mcl,éan, R Nicholson. Spring colt.. Duncan McRae, Jno Burâ€" net. Span horses.. Wm Patton. _ Brood mare..H Watson, Chas McInnes. Single driver .. Mr Campbell, R Nicholâ€" son. Farmers‘ trot.. Colin McLean, G Swanston. 2â€"yr old gelding or filly .. T A Ferguson, W Fairbairn. â€" Spring colt..Sam Ritchie, H Watson. Class 1â€"Horses. _ Draft. Span draught horsesâ€"James Patton. Brood mareâ€"Jas Patton 1& 2. _ 2â€"yr old filly or gelding..Jas Patton, J Calâ€" der. Spring colt..Jas Patton. Agricultural. Span horses. . Alex McRae, Jno Nichâ€" ol, Jno Fairbairn. _ Brood mare with foal at side.. W Fairbairn, Alex Mcâ€" Rae, Arch McLean. _ 2â€"yr old gelding or filly .. Arch McLean, W Fairbairn. râ€"yr old gelding or filly .. W Fairbairn, Alex McRae. Spring colt.. W Patton, Dugald McP hail. The concert was as usual crowded. Mrs. CouttsBain was the star of the evening, and Mr A. K. Cameron on his tirst appearance brought down the house, _ Pipes and dancing of course filled im between, Jimmie eclipsing all former efforts, _ Mrs. Wm Haw was accompanyist and gave several much appreciated organ recitals. _ Dr. Atkinâ€" son credibly filled the chair. President McCormack said a few words on behalf of the Society and * God Savethe King " closed a wellâ€"managed concert. Following is the Prize List: Friday, Oct. 7.â€"*"The best show for some years." * beats Durham and Filesh: erton," were amodg the laudatory reâ€" marksone heard as the A1temesia Show closed last Friday. Theattendance was up to the mark, the receipts being aâ€" bout $100. The hall had a really fine appearance in ladies‘ work, roots and fruit esrecmlly. The rough grains were well represented, but no wheat. Contestants in the breadâ€"making clasâ€" es were numerous, and we noticed that Mrs. Neil McKinnon carried off the first prize offered by Mr, H. H. Miller for the best two loaves of bread which was a most worthy article as we can personally testify. Piper Peter McArthur was on the grounds in the afternoon and plaved for Junmy G=rdiner, the noted dancer, to the pleasure of the crowd. Our thanks are due to Mr. Neil Mcâ€" Kinnon. the new Secretary for press favors, he is both efficient and obliging,. The cattle were not as numerous as we have seen, but there was good qualâ€" ity. Sheep beats anything we have seen this year. A, Muir cleans out the Cotswolds with his flock, The Nichols are prominent in the Leicester class and Meads, Kinnel, Oliver and Fairâ€" bairn have all good flocks. John Eckhardt is leader in Swine, winning firsts in every class. John Mcâ€" Beth in the Berkshire class shows a fine toar which being yourg will make its mark vet. Outside the hall, in fine weather, there was a good display of horseflesh and Judges Marsh and Mercer had no light responsibility in making decisions. . Jas Patton is a noted winner in this class and is naturally proud that colts from his horse Guardian have been lst Prize winners at Durham, Fleshertou, Priceâ€" ville and elsewhere. Roadsters or Carriage PRICEVILLE SROW, PRIZE LIST. Shropshire THE DURHAM REVIEW Leicester Oxford Grades. Berlin wool work, not raisedâ€"W J Adarmis, T A Ferguson. Berlin wool work, raisedâ€"T A Ferguson, Jane Mcâ€" Phail, Wreathâ€"T A Ferguson. Gent‘s shirtâ€"J C Adams, W Whyte. Hooked matâ€"W Adams, W Meads. Crochet in cottonâ€"W Whyte, J C Adams. â€" Croâ€" chet in woolâ€"Jane McPhail, 1 C Adams. Fancy knitting in woolâ€"â€"G Arrowsmith, Jane McPhail: in cottonâ€"Jane Mcâ€" Phail, W Whyte. Braidingâ€"s C Adâ€" ams, Jane McPhail. Taittingâ€"Jane Mcâ€" Phail, _Embroidery in cotconâ€"J C Adâ€" ams. _ Emb. in silkâ€"Myrtle McArthar, Jane McPhail. Outline workâ€"John Fairbairn, WV Meads. Woollen work on canvasâ€"T A Ferguson, â€" Inilet setâ€"W J Adams, D Harrow. Lamp cushionâ€"s C Adams, W Adams. Bun cushionâ€" Myr, McArthur, D McCormack. Spider web cushionâ€"T A Ferguson, Myrtle Mcâ€" McArthur, _ Slippersâ€"s C AtL,me, W Adams, _ Drawn thread workâ€"Myrtle McArthur, Jane McPhail. Battenburg workâ€"Myrtle McArthur, Table centre pieceâ€"Myrtle McArthur, G Arrowâ€" smith. â€" Sofa cushionâ€"W Whyte, sohn McArthur. _ Darningâ€"W Wiyge, w Adams. â€" Button holesâ€"H Watson, W J Adams. JUDGES : Mrs. L. W, Thom, Mrs, W, A. Armstrong. Special prize for director tin ]ngp;‘:: »umber members by Jfifituc‘f Patchwork quilt.. W Adams, Myrtle McArthur,. _ Log cabin quiltâ€"â€"\x' J Meads, W J Adams. Knitied quiltâ€" John McArthur, Crazy quiltâ€"W J Meads, W J Adams. Fancy quiltâ€"J C Adams, W J Adams. Class 12â€"Ladies‘ Work. Pumpkin Pieâ€"A D McLeod, T A Ferâ€" guson. â€" Lemon Pie â€"John McLean, WV .7 Adams. Apple Pieâ€"W J Adams, D McLeod, â€" Fruit cakeâ€"John McLean. T A Ferguson, Tartsâ€"John McLean,. Wollen yarn. Goubleâ€"W Whyte, Jane McPhail. Woollen yarn. singlsâ€"Jane McPhail, G Arrowsmith,. _ Men‘s Socks â€"John McLean, Jane McPhail. Woolâ€" len stockingsâ€"Jane McPhail. John Mcâ€" Lean. â€" Men‘s mittsâ€"John McLean, H R McLean. Ladies‘ mittsâ€"John Mcâ€" Lean. A D McLeod. JUDBGES : J. 1. Graham, C. C. James, Jas. Aussum, Thos Blair. Honey in combâ€"J Aussum. _ Honey. extractedâ€"J Aussum, W J Adams. Roll butterâ€"D Harrow, J Aussum, D AMcâ€" Millan. Crock butterâ€"W 1 Meads, D Harrow. _Tub butterâ€"W J Meads, W L Dixon, W Whyte. Home made buns â€"John McLean, W J3 Adams. â€" Home made breadâ€"W Whyte sohn McLean. Maple molassesâ€"Jane McPhail, T A Ferguson. _ Maple sugarâ€"W J Adams, Jane McPhail, _ H H Miller‘s prize for best 2 loaves of bread : 1st Mrs Neil Mcâ€" Kinnon, 2nd, W J Adams. Class 11â€"Manutactures, Rug Carpetâ€"â€"J1 McLean, Jane McPhail. Flannel, homemadeâ€"Jane McPhail, BRlankets, homemadeâ€" D McMillan, Myrtle McArthur, Pumpkin, yellowâ€"A D McLeod, P A Ferguson. Pumpkin, any other kindâ€" D R’(‘('or:nick Squashâ€"H Watson, J Aussum. _ Celeryâ€"W J Adams. Citâ€" ronsâ€"G Arrowsmith, P A Ferguson, Tomatoesâ€"H Watson, T A Ferguson. Cuacumbers, picklingâ€"H Watson, D Mcâ€" Cormick. Cucumbers ripeâ€"J McLean, W J Adams. Radishesâ€"T A Ferguson, C E Tryon, Coll, vegetablesâ€"T A Ferâ€" guson, W J Adams. Barley, 6 rowedâ€"A Muir, G Arrowâ€" amith. Barley, z2â€"rowedâ€"A Muir. Oats, whiteâ€"â€"G Arrowsmith, A Muir. Oats, blackâ€"A Muir, W J Adams. Peas, largeâ€"G Arrowsmith, T Nichol. Peas, smallâ€"D McMillan, ‘T Nichol. Cornâ€"T A Ferguson. _ Timothy Seed â€"â€"~â€"A Muir, D) McMillan. _ Flax seedâ€" Jas Turner, T A Ferguson. Class 7â€"nHoots and Vegetables Elephaat potatoesâ€"John MeDonald. T A Ferguson. _ Beauty of Hebronâ€"W J Meads, G Arrowsmith.. Potatoes, any other kindâ€"T A Ferguson,. D McCorâ€" m.ck. _ Coll, Potatoesâ€"H Watson. R. Kinnel Turnips, Swedeâ€"R Nicholson, D McCormack. Table Turnipsâ€"T A Ferguson, Turnips, any other varieties Jane McPhail, M McIntyre. Mangolds â€"D MeCormauck, A Muir. Turnip Beets â€"D McCormack,. T A Ferguson. Blood Beetsâ€"Tâ€"A Ferguson, W J Adams, Danish Silesian Sugar beetsâ€"D MeMilâ€" lan,. Sugar beetsâ€"G Arrowsmith. A Muir. â€" Watermelonâ€"D McCormack. Cabbage, Oxheart or Winningstadtâ€" D McCorinack, H Watson. Cabbhage, any other variety â€"arch McArtbhur, D McCormack,. Cauliflowersâ€"Wm Reilâ€" ly, T A Ferguson, Potato onionsâ€"J C Adaims. H Watson Omonsfrom Dutch setsâ€"T A Ferguson, H Watson. Onions from topsâ€"D McCormack. QOnions from black seed â€"D McCormack, T A Fergusâ€" on. â€" Parsnipsâ€"G Arrowsmith, H Watâ€" son. _ Field carrotsâ€"D MeMillan, G. Arrowsmith. Carrots, shortbhorn tableâ€" A Muir, HWatson, Table Carrots, any other variety â€"Arch McArthur. Jno Nichol. Boarâ€"â€" John Hckhardt. JUDGES: Wm. Smith, H. Tucker, Mark Willis. Class 5â€"Poultry. Best pair of each, Rooster and Hen. Wyandotte.. W J Adams 1 & :. Buff Cochin..T A Ferguson 1 & 2. Howâ€" dan.. W J Adams 1 & 2. _ Brown Legâ€" horn ..A D McLeod 1 & 2. Plymouth Rock..D McMillan 1 & z. Black Minorcas.. Alex Muir 1 & 2. Pair ducks..Jno Burnet, G Arrowsmith. Pair turkeys..Jane McP hail, T A Ferâ€" guson, _ Pair geeseâ€"C EBE Tryon, H Watson. TORONTO Class 6â€"Grain and Seeds Clars 8 â€"Fruit. Tamworth Wanted immediately â€" Honest effiâ€" cient couple to work general and dairy farm near Berkeley, Ont. Salary $20 a month with pros%ect of advance when services justify, Free house, Firewood, Potatoes, Mi.lk.“Butter. _ Apply Arthur, Priceville.. Donald McMillan 56, David Harrow 27. OUR STORE is Ladies‘ Caperines, Mufis and Ruffs from ... We can show you over twentyâ€"five testimonials from Ladies in Durham and vicinity, who are the happy possessors of the Famous Happy Thought Range, the best cooker and fuel sayer made. We have secured the sole agency for the Famous KELSEY FURNACE, the best on earth. _ If you are contemplating a Furdace, come to us for prices. We are putting in several in town which will speak for themselves. MEX and WOMEXN in this county and adâ€" joining territory, to represent and advertise an old established house of solid financial standâ€" ing. Balary to men $21 weekly. to women $12 to $18 weekly with expenses advanced each l(oudnzn%y_ check direct from headquarters, Horse buggy furnished when necessary ; wflou t. _ Address, Blew Bros, & , lb]:! A, Monon Bldg, Chicago, 111. We have also BUCK S FAMOUS COAL HEATERS, Radiant Home & Pride Alex. Russell. + Our own *‘ Regent‘* and ©"Picâ€" Readyâ€"maae Clothing cadilly " Brandsâ€"â€"the best, Overcoats ‘The Largest and Newest Stock in Town. Freshest Groceries always on hand. Goods delivered to all parts of town. Highest Prices paid for Fowl, Butter and Eggs. Our own stock of Furs is being opened up this week â€"â€"all new and upâ€"toâ€"date goods from the best manufacturâ€" ers. Dozens of Men‘s and Ladies‘ Fur Coats. GENTLEMEXNâ€"just call in and see our Coon and Furâ€"lined Coats. Fur Caps, Ruffs, Collarettes and Caperines for the Lapis. i. RiTCHIE, Port Arthur Lately we bought the W,. E. Theobald stock worth $1200, at 55 cents on the Dollar, This stock comprises everything a man wearsâ€"â€"â€"Readymade Clothing, all Ties, Underwear, Raincoats, Overcoats, Boots and Shoes. sizes, Tu'eeds;SEiFings. Hats and Caps, Shirts, Collars, J BRIMFUL â€" of THE PECOPLE‘S STORE WANTED WANTED THE PEOPLE‘S STORE Robt. Burnett. All Produce taken as Cash for any article in our large Stock. Everything to be sold at Half Price. BARGAINS Our New Furs Take a " Happy Thought." Hardware _ New Goods! Intending Students should enter at the beginâ€" ningofthetermupo-ible. Boudmnheobutn- ed at reasonable rates. Durham is a healthy anda attractive town, making it a most desirable place for residence. FEES: $1 per month in advance, ability, in tings, &c., tion work MENS Furâ€"lined Coats Coon Coats 55.00 Dyec Russian Do& ....:. ... LADIES‘ Alaska _ Seal, Persian La m~bl and Astrachan The very Dame Fas hion from Durham School THOE, ALLAX, 1st o MISS L. m. FORF ..R derns. J. H. SMITH, B. . 3 The OCTOBER 13, 1904 New Mantles Staff and Equipment. school is thoroughly equi in teach in chemical and elgctdmmuu uul“l‘l" JACKETS i5 T9 bu. i 2 3 LNCaAl supplies and fit. for f;.:h‘.'lunior Leaving An'? Matriculaâ€" The following competent staff are in ALLAX, 1st Class Certificate, Prinoinal New Furs 1.50 to13.00 newest creations "Sfh Cerulicate, Principal , B, dkt, M and Mo Mathematics and Science., Dved Wombat .. .3.50 to 22.50 Mey ts on Te Huothai . Ne isP s)m, tm *# New Glo 711‘nn\l‘1 hasele en ela aelele Saeurere N ¢ Men‘s Un New Sho New La: The New Un oh. on w 2c New Fla VOL. 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