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Otago Witness, Issue 2287, 30 December 1897, Page 14

A big •yndicate to develop the Tasmacitn timber industry is being formed in London. On the Victorian railways books containing 500 coupon?, each representing a mile, are being issued at a price which will enable journeys aggregating 500 miles to be made in the course of a year at excursion rates. The price of a 500-mile first clasi ticket will be £4, and a second class ticket £2 15j. The holder of a coupon book, before making a journey, will have to present coupons representing the mileage* and will receive an ordinary single ticket 'ia exchange. Return tickets will not be available. Coupons are not to be transferable. A breach of the departmental regulations in this regard will involve the forfeiture of the whole book. Loss of Voice. — Bonninqton's Caerageer leish Moss is highly .recommended. — "Sydney t April 20, 1896. My dear Mr Bonnington,— - Allow me, on behalf o£ Mrs Holt, to thank yoi» very sincerely for your kind thought in sending her, on Saturday, a bottle of your famed Irish Mobs. I may say that it is an old and valued friend of ours, and I am sure our esteem of its virtues will be strengthened by the acquaintance with it which we now renew through your good agency. With all sincere wishes for youc success and well-being, — I remain, yours cor« diaily, Bland Holfe"