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Evening Star, Issue 12768, 22 March 1906, Page 3

In Johannesburg a working man with a family cannot scrap© through on £3OO a year, A salary of £BOO leaves a married civil servant or professional man of any standing with the barest surplus. Extravagance- is a characteristic of the British, but the inadequacy of incomes is explained by the tremendous cost of certain ntaessaries of life.—‘Leader,’ Johannesburg. A schoolboy got up to read a composition on ‘The Tree.’ He got as far as “This subject has many branches, ’ when the teacher said: “ Stop! You have not made your bough yet.” "If you interrupt me again,” said the boy, “Til leave.” “You give me any more impudence and Til take the sap out of you. Do you understand?” said the teacher. “I twig,” said the boy, and then the regular order of business proceeded;

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