A rather unusual occurrence has occurred at Yass, New South Wales, in connection with a proposed marriage. A resident of the district sought to be married by a local clergyman to his deceased brother's wife. The clergyman doubted its validity, and took legal advice. He found that though marriage with a deceased wife's sister was legalised by a specific Act, the marriage with a deceased brother's wife was illegal. The poultry-raiser wants eggs, and green bone and raw meat produce them; there is no doubt about that. The hen will do her part if you give her a chance. The Mann's green bone-cutter gives you a chance to give her a chance!—Wingate and Co., ironmongers, sell all sizes,.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12399, 12 October 1903, Page 5
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