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Thames Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 10305, 27 July 1907, Page 4

I i Great R^mnanib Sale on Friday! and .. Saturday;. 2984 remnants of eVery „ description to be cleared out regard- , less -of .cost at Co«irtfs-oj!ossal Sale. These are all .real 'bargains, somd are bett«r|*hSn. others. So get there early. Special remnant We starts Friday at 9 a.m. at The Beehive.—A'dyt, • j! The notable feature of the fuly .1 issue!;^:^!©^ ,^ itsßoolleotioni of ,; striking, original Australian oontribul ltionß..'!:^«ri'eiajibi^leCi; 'tliie Hon. Geo. } Swinburne gives a dear account \ of ( i the Inter-State agreemten* about j the L, Murray waters. There is the usual .[jhurnbrb'us'skit by^DoqlJey^ this time |f <m "'Th' r'Aidbivitaes iv PriadipC jikisenl felt." iSporl is representedby articles t ! °A tennis, .-'by the > well-known tigpnis ,! playe*, "Mr" lAI. J. Dunlop; and" anojSer - .W "The Coming English,, Eieveni lap . How Austs-ailia Should Meet It," W^ .lAl^ Noible. Caj^ini PO,; f: Barclay [ raises an interesting question, in. an . • article called "Who Owns the North^' , em Territory?" Mr Cfaas. Barrett continues his in/t©resiti<ng pen an~d* camera studies of Australian wild-Hf&; But perhaps one of the most impw^ ant aatkdea is that contributed by tt<) leading judges of Austtralia. Thefie' ,legst authorities^ive thedtf views bn !> lOTi^'j^4^^^-wJ«?y^rß °f novels' wfll''^t sonie'good advj<ie' on "Bow to Read »3&0|,? by D* R. Waddettb Two other well-worth reading articles, are those by Chas. NuttaH-on 'Niag^m at : l>^mi' andby.Fi H. Field on The, Danoe ; of the Ea^eoferans.' Jjadi€6l i.t,wul pay you-to,viial> our Great Winter Sale—JaSketa 2» lid, 4« lid, 6s 6d, 8s 6di 10s 6d^,16« 6d, tip to 35b, Corsets Is pair} Hat» 3d, 6d, 9d, Is 6d eacL Umlbrellas, un^er- - clothing, ribbons, and laoes all greatly reduced during our Winter Sale.^- , 6eb. Oullett and £o.—AAvit f