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Observer, Volume XXI, Issue 1182, 24 August 1901, Page 24

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Rkdcufkr.— Yes. ll. N.— Hardly up to mark. Try again. Minx.— Accepted, but no space just now. W. R. — The pig story of no particular interest. S.C.— Rhyming of that sort tit only for paper bags. W.H.- Kindly write in ink, instead of scrawling in pencil. T. I). — Four pages about a country show . You are too modest. D. L. M.-Very good, but consider the eruption if printed. S. R.-No charge whatever. Would he glad to hear from you. TIM. — Our '" valuabli luiuns " too valuable for that sort of tiling. CM. — Received too late for la-1 i-Mic. Dealt with elsewhere in current one. ,1. I). --Thanks. Yes; room for as nimh as you like, if same in quality. I'KN-KMKK. -- Thanks for otter. Semi them along, but don't spin out too much. RK.smr.Yr. A purely private matter. The manager of the conipan> would surely see you righted. JhM'KA, --Yarn about Kamo not bad. but does it refer to a real incident, or did you evolve it '.' Waiting a reply. O, — Far too personal, and on that account rejected. Such items are calculated to oti'end rather than amuse. Sofa.— Many thanks, but son\ came to band late for this week. Anything intended "*iiiv country cousins' page should reach ■>- not later than SatuiuTiy. F. 11. -We know of no such instrument. A doctor may tell you -in fact, we think you had better 'consult one. lie would at least inform yon if the affection is curable. Sl'UAMii:. -The only advice that we can give you is to look before you leap. It is possible "there may be room, but in the meantime it would be better to follow the line you were used to at Home. A. l. —We thought, in stating the contribution was unsuitable, that we gave a plain enough reason for rejecting it. But as you are so pressing, we will now go further, and say it was weak as restaurant tea. Now do you know V