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New Zealand Herald, Volume IV, Issue 990, 16 January 1867, Page 6

When is a steamboat , like a -witness in a trial r ■ WHen it IB bound to A Malign ant Throat is a very bad thing; buta nralignant throat, not sore, is worse. Wnjii? th'e character of any one is discussed, silence in the good-hature'd'is censure. ToorH-DnAw'rKO is Tin operation th&t should bo performed with screw pull-ous scrupulous) care. The truest'ebara'ctera • ofigilotarfie; Are vanity, and pride,'and 'flrroga'riba •' Aa blind, men' used-to bear their noses higher Than,thope, whohave rtheir eyes and' sight tehtire. A gestleman who was a fcw d:iyd since 'Viscued from drowning in. thd rriver t'ami deolared 'thVt the accident .wpwld, ,b<> an,advantage! toJiiifa i hereafter,'" kg l Be should,be able to Jfe,£uis,ty9ei},l}roaght,upi at Cainbr'idge., ' -~' r j,' i.j,,., V ....|,| A liirrtij 1 turning fiOvi' the funeral 'ojF'ffis'.vpre, wKen a. friend asked him how-M'was.''''''Well," swdli'e, paiheticaliy"' " I littlt>"Wttlk. v ''! ""I"'"' ' A ngwly,,elected ilridh; Maj'or,"-spoaking' of' certain" articles in a vivacious newspaper, obaerved, " I deepisa • those underhanded,attains. Whan ; l writo anjQnony- 1 • mous letter I alwayspigp my name to it.,.[ j-.. r , Smokino.—-K Boston,pjtper s.iysi,.tjrijfci#.i?fwf.ypud---ding wKicli had .been set out '<> cooi oi' < onii u ' i a ; / that city, wub t ikon to, tiie, pojice-,j man on; a'chargeof simkiny'va 'lte\ jpriLciios I which is riot permitted in tJliitrtidy'little city" •,] ' J.