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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 13610, 18 January 1908, Page 4

: It is'LsaHT;that'*the-.WeHingt<fn i-Hoiv •pital Sundas'-" Icollpction1 collpctions ri 'last - : mo'ntlK amo u n ted • " Iri a " 1 i ttle • over ! '£500^ a k against £220^11 the previous year.' v '.Cyclists .iii% putting in a great dual of /practice, ,ht. 'the Kocreution Sport's (JfftQjLinds in..pi;e,^arat^on .for the ai)-' }jroaclung,jspor]£s niectangs t0.,t)0 hckl, 1 in_,/tiie,<li%Li-i^t.; 4^',- v •}.<..., /.„^ ;..',;{ c" It 'is -.coming' to a qpretty ; pa«B_,' ? remarked Mr.. P. Smith M at the meeting of sheep-farmers at Pahiatua, "if wo cannot employ a boy to assist in the shearing ;Avitlidut,'-.6oii,snltiJag;,Mr'. An- j dreAv Collins or some other agitator, avlio actually. teEs , us , Are. dp not knoAv [ how^ toruiivotu* jowii bosines^.V^^'/f-j As a" deal of^cbnffisioi^-s^fe'niW-t^feciS^ , regarding^ 'the -' provisions '. of'.^ho. Factories .A'e'tr' AmeridnVent for^Hlie taking o^'a v i>'oir to. decide tlie; h^ll- : holiday, a.' iheetlng *of '^11 employers' of labour' AvilH>e held on Monday eyening in tho Town Hall, so that "the position . may bo~, clearly understood - by v a]^ interested. , - .- > Messrs. .Walker Bros. , Woh'erJiariipton, h aA'.e cabled - the H arbour, _, Board quoting. ..the ", following r pri<*s r fqr t; s^r. plios:— Muiit^; ihetaA bars mvA ; sliep.ihing. L at;:7£4 -per. lb, Avashers 'll^d^pW, lb, and; nails l,oid. .At. the. Harbour Board meeting? y^s&r<ltt& Ithe/^ningMijtt stated "tJiat thestv, prices., stJemed' yerjj liifff»V and.surfar.- wa-ofdei*,} ha4:JK?en despatched ;in; consequence. :The.mutr •tin* Vas *3'ef t % Avit3i htbo-'bhafrtnari. Jj.; ' ; Vrt'-'is <'not_ illegal to *drive;36ji tlie] Vrbng side of .the road. ' Mr J> Rididell', j S.M'.-, decided; so- 1 at • Weltiiijgton- - le'st j >ve.ekT -He- itphel<| ■tlie''de Ife"nee1 fe"nee' 7 tliat; tliere 'Ayas'hp' special by-ldw jp j^*6hibit| drivers fronv usin*g r: ilie "rigH&hafid, side;' Counsel' .for l 'i he L def ernce l > 'quoted; 3eci- j sio'ns ; of ,JiVcl£4^Peuder^ast' : a'nd, ,Ed r A^ards.'in.sltphcM-i; of this ♦yiejjiv 1 Hp\V-i evfer,?tne l la^ddGsin6|^aßrflys : i jgnfoi-ei tlie ' ruhV pf^tlie^i-oWd. 0 lif ii . collision? .occurs th<>\in ! ,ali.'oiv xhe"iA'i;qng side, is almost iiivarialijy .heldVespbiisible^ .and, if 'anyorib "has- to pay daniages 1 it. .is that one.; BofjTdeis.it is ?afer to' observe the rule.; ■>■"*;. „- .' ''>■'' .- ,' ' \ Why did, Australia' ..win the third Test Match f. The "Wellington f!ost has discovered the;secret. Says the, Post: "Australia was losing; Australians, had almost relinquished, hope'..." S«A£en Mick,-; et£ for. ISt) iiii the second, innings. left ; England only . 103 runs .to make . for[ victory ; and iivAVas not expected, that the tail of the team Avould make the task much more difficult.' But the kangaroo is not like other animals. His tail' is his most 1 " "powerful member. i Balanced on their tail, the' Australians; made a tremendous leap', aiild icttrriod? their soure- to- 897 that day witllbut'the, IdSB of a ! Avicket: :< After this the Lion, will -never forget' that the Kahgarbpstands on his tail!" ' f^l/V' When, the, wind, AVa^s, in its most ca-| prici ous' mbod at Elldrslio Racecourse J (Auckland) a woman at that mysterious Avhen hei { 'frlenfls.s^eak.of her as! V Avell ijr^served'**' .. fnaue' ""a "dash .fbVind the comer 0 oTHlib' rgranjl'r granjl ' 'stand; i : Hex gqVn >vas oftt^ -ligfiiiesv-of ""sujbfiffifr; WisliWs, and 1 oil Itei-'fi^ she^ifcrf^ai 1 . o^' gulnie^^n'a of-eitheV sttfe'of Jklor Ifa ! f^kept < W%'aliiib-! bbriily. * *^o(jS^^^Totis^d ..^noiUfefi woman r-iisjnAg, "PI to r heV,.^ypii ftrej dqn't care^t r^l^4 *^» A^fe-fISJ"^ niovmg^a fiii^r fr.ofiMv;&owsryJ^"rtio¥sß» "tag 4 h ?f% I ?m^%%fef years fln^p^ult Jpse^am^bu^ I^VB-just paid thre^pj>ui^d« fm.Jh& . ha£, ! Lux W^/D^tg awOßdtf a^tGß: nWi» ! Wonderful worm-worriers, Is. — Advt.