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Thames Star, Volume XLV, Issue 10421, 14 May 1909, Page 1

1888 "LABELS, &c W« kfcrt : t lwg« :•• ng* of eim Linen "and Manilla Addreu Tagi, ■!"&.• able for all purpotef and PSHNT ABDMJSSfIS ON SAIITB AT CHEAP RATK3. tnJBSERYMEN thould put them o* ' their bundle*i of trees, tiny brimore custom. PRIYATR PEOPLE ehould put tV» on their luggage r hen tr-Yelli;.; ana it will not go aitray. . KOTELKEEPERS ihouid 1 .ep th«i ; for their Cuvtomen; they at* •kc»p adT«rtiscnx-cnt Thf mnn yon cci at a kirn« tV 'JHirAPKH T^m ABE. THE THAMES ADVERTIPEK. THE THAMES STAR. Mr. Burns consider^ that the colonies should 'bear the cost of transport of thei youth of Britain to Auatraiia, if (Baitain. reara her sons to manhood and them loses their future economic valuel. ■. r » The Chineise Consul at Wellington .returncidi the £4.giiven by the Wot lingtoa .(Beo.ey:olent Trustees to assist, in sending a< blind Oiinamoin baiok. to (Canton, stating that the case had been, met by the Wellington, Chvnsse Assooiation. 1 quite, appreciate. the djetttaatei feieding oSP thlß. Cbin!*© in this matter, wrote the Clbnsul, and at the same time I cannot be ignor- j ant of the good service! which t)y? Wellington Beuevoletnt Insti*uiion has so nobly rendered) to oiur unfortunate Ohines© in the past, and frr which I personally feel gratielul. Th# adTertisementfl which appear ' a public journal taie rank arnoti; t!— more rignifkamt indication* of th<. ot«te of aociety of that time and Xace.-—-Dickewu . ■ , :! . f , j ; „ ,