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Otago Daily Times, Issue 12782, 1 October 1903, Page 8

—A remarkable sight is to be 00011 121 tho garden of Mr Dumbrill. London road, Burgess Hill. A pear-troo bloomed in the early spring, the blcorns set, aid there was a crop of pears. It bloomed again, and there was a second crop of fruit. £.ow the treo has just bloomed again, and there will be three crops of peni's on tho ono tree. The first crop are of fair size, the second crop half tho size of tho first, and tho third lot of bloom has set. > —In certain parts ,of Siam wfrriocl women possess 0110 advantage _ that their sisters in more civilised countries are not ever liloely to find amongtheiv Tights. The nativ© gentlemen, it is said, are allowed by law to sell themselves in payment of gambling dc-bfs, and a man who "as tnu3 disposed of himself can compel his wife, if eho be able, to redeem him; but when elio lias dono so lie at onco becomes her sole property, and slio can regard him as p&rt or her goods ond chattels, to 1)0 sold or retained as it may seem convenient to her.

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