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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7979, 9 December 1911, Page 6

On the shores of the United Kingdom, I last year fish to tho value of more than 1 - | .An African World message from Nai- ! ,robi states that a largely-attended meeting at Nahum the settlers have passed , la resolution petitioning’ the Colonial [Secretary to cancel the order for the deportation of the Hon. Galbraith Cole. [ A singular Egyptian inkstand now in a I Berlin museum has a lower compartment i for holding reed peas, and an upper one with two holes—one for red and one for Mack ink. It is of wood, probably dat* I ing from about 1500 B.C. Sundbury Guardians have decided to | place a heap of largo stones in front of | the 1 entrance to the workhouse as a sample of what tramps are expected to I break. ' It is believed that the stones will : deter them from entering the house. The Globe public-house at Ethel red [street, Lambeth, has been acquired; by I Canon Bromfield, who is using j mises as a public-house. It was a “free house" on Sunday—without refreshments —and troops of little boys and girls atr 1 tended* / V