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on
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old friends be still, entrusted them will will bear the premises the;
of Address,
and
orders on
to
assure
carat.
etc.,
WATCHES
Rings,
and
CLOCKS by the most celebrated in great etc., Brooches, variety.
Bracelets,
PROMPTLY
SATISFACTORILY
&
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in
precious
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book,
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examined:
he
the him
difficult towould have found it tell vvhat the yo.uug man's thoughts were. But to Father really Hingman's, mind was an ston the young,
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limber
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as
to
simply
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kept repeating
by one.
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man. young gasped I used to be in "Well, my And a now, young days. though I and priest comparatively stiff,
in
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approached
table.
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on ,
these prize .objects said the highly," priest. ?"; they, not, beautiful " answered; the' Yes, sir,"
.attention.
e very
are
tihey
see
Father replied a significant bright clear, eye. to give be pleased of some of them."
they,
artistically-
open "I
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waited
—
he; would; invariably Father and eye Hingston a him from, head to foot with most look. A scrutinising stranger
of
Families
his
man
turn
IMPORTERS;
SPIRIT
AND
the
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in
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inscription,
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sir,
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place well suited to our Are purpose? not the well calcu surroundings lated to and help us to talk inspire the for our about arrangements coming duel ?" cc
&
examine
which yonder.
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time
settle
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something this
not
South
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admiration. is
sir,
N.S.W.;
Hill,
good eye/
my
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like, to
And I shall ,you the history
,
glistened than mere
more
of New
Bank
;
sir,
and
of the with gold and siver cups, and other athletic of antique and trophies most fantastic designs. Father As the Hingeyes of fell table ston's visitor upon this with,
fencing
.
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Reference,
littered
was
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Hingston,
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etc.
corners
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LIST
at Caulfield. Caulfield 15th, Cup, 25,000 at 5, run October at 5,.ruii November 1st, at Flemingeon. Melbourne Cup, 25,000 Perth Cup, 25,000 at 5, run 2nd January, 1899.
The walls were etc., bags, covered with photographs literally baseball athletic and of uniformed football A round table in teams.
they
for
table,
run
September
about
'
fencing
one'
;
run
Broken
dumb clubs, chest ex-: rings,
swinging
panders,
;
at Coolgardie. August, Cup, 5, 000 at 5, Cup, 5,000 at 5, run August, at Kalgoorlie. at Kanowna, 2,000 at 5, run August 24." Handicap, at Menzies. September, Cup, O,000 at 5. 000 at run at Broken Hill 10, 5, Spring Handicap,
Kanowna
Indian
bars,
PRIZE
Coolgardie Kalgoorlie
1
bells,
busiuess me." " Well I would
"
was
strange room.' article of furniture Every as to that class known belonged " athletic There were supplies." r'o win g- m achin vau ti es, ng- horses, parallel
J.
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house," And
CHARGES). Perth. Barrack-st., (C/o
we
trophies trophies)
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give
say,
we
leave, J
apartment. "A strange
to
it
limited,
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;
the
sfcaggereddntp
in
In fact, is "Oh, yes. fencing You see, in fencing, all my forte. of the body come into the muscles and there is then, nothing play,
Merchants,
.
.correctly,
Or, -more
lessons
give
you
.?"
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man stood irre young solute. before him The vision seemed to the have frozen blood last he entered, in his veins. At :
Do
too
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Now,
M 'DO WELL
young shiver
1
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Still
15,
—
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Beautiful
Watchmakers
attention to all careful manufactured Jewellery
JOSEPH
front of the it aside as if it " You he see," would be quite a football team ;
and
in
ably
Change
that
REPAIRS
in
to
acquisition interfere
of
their
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can
A
Firm
to
He seized a which stood
you."
vaulting-horse or two three feet and door, swung had been a toy. said "I smilingly, au
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now
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see.
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encouragingly'.
obstacle,;
customers
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Oldest attention
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Rev;
to draw
Perth,
Street,
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By'
Barrack
Buildings,
DUEL.
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sodalists but young their instructor.
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