The interest in Ibsen seems to be reviving. Bis last play," John Gabriel Borkman," has been quite thosensation in London lately. When little Wilhelmina, Queen of Holland, was in England recently, it is enid that, to an inquiry from 'the Prince of Wales as to how she liked the 'English people, she replied: "I am astonished to find them so nice and amiable.' I never should have thought so from the specimens I see in Holland," ' ''.P. 1 Switzerland is the only civilised country in the world which grants no patents for inventions. " ' ;
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10425, 24 April 1897, Page 4 (Supplement)
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