Criminals are usually of weak physical organisation. Ia 1885, G7 per cent of the men in French prisons ■nd GO per cent of the women were ■ent to the hospital at some time during Inosrceration. The Dojakese of Borneo never bury a dead member of their tribe until a slave can be procured, who is beheaded ■b the interment or cremation, to attend the deceased in the next world. True religion is not merely a wintortime experience. It is a porennial and an eternal life.
NEW BUTCHERING FIRM. T\7" A ND J. RUSSELL "* ' Late with Smith 'Bryco) Beg to announce that they have started Business as BUTCH ER 9 in tho«e old eatabluhed Butchering Premises, known ;9 THE CITY BUTCHER* opposite the Globe Hotel) ) By only killing the primest of »tock, and by itrict attention to the requirements of the Public, VV. and J. R. truitjto merit a Share of publio support. FAMiiiiKß Waitkd On for Orders Daily } my3o
NORTH OTAGO FOUNDRY Thames Street, OamaruJ JOHN JACK L'NQiNKuii, General Blacksmith, AND WUEKLWRIOHT. ft.grloultural t lmplement|andJMachiae Make r and Importer. tnr 4
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North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 7908, 26 February 1894, Page 4
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181Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 North Otago Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 7908, 26 February 1894, Page 4
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