The ‘ Australian Star ’ office in Sydney, recently destroyed by fire, was a splendid new building, having been completed only about eighteen months ago. It was equipped with new machinery, and all the requisites of an up-to-date printing office, including the linotype composition machines. The paper is owned by a Sydney company, and had become established as one of the substantial daily newspapers of the city. Robert: “ Funny abput Charley; he persists in calling his bicycle ‘ he.’” Richard : “ That’s right; it would never do to call it ‘she.’ It is the silent steed, you know.” Is rheumatism curable ? Of course It p, but you must apply the proper remedy, which will be found In Sleaingers Rheumatic Balsam. Successfully used for twenty • five years,— [Anyr.]
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Evening Star, Issue 10398, 20 August 1897, Page 2
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123Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 10398, 20 August 1897, Page 2
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