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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12531, 19 June 1901, Page 9

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CHINESE LANTERNS. The easiest, cheapest and most effective illumination can be made with Chinese aLnterns. They can be used again on future occasions. Mi ns on and Co. have a big stock. Go early. 220, Colombo Steel. X 2610 Bodily infirmity rendering it dangerous for the defendant to marry is no defence in a mreach of promise action. The biggest episcopal throne in Europe is at Exeter Cathedral. It is composed of 365 pieces of the very best oak, all of which are fitted together without the aid of a single nail.

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