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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 587, 16 August 1909, Page 4

You (the corps of commissionaires) returning to civil life, aro not only earning" a living, but aro rendering valuable services to, the public at large. Tho whole system of vow corps is based upon tho -principle or Belf-help and thrift,—The Prince of., Wales. So far wo. have only "scratched xho wealth of New South Wales. What is wniiUtt is population, an<l nob- so many laws.—-Ad-miral Sir Harry Rawson. G.C.n. At tho inquest'at Westminster on tits, body of "Mr. Walter Bayes, aged seventyseven, nn Associate'of the Royal Society, of Painters in Water-colours, and chairman of the Laiigliam ■ Sketch Club,'who died in King's College Hospital as a result of being knocked down by a taxi-cab in.; Holborn, the chauffeur stated that lie did his best to pull up, but -Mr. Bayes seemed 'to ■become , bowildci-ftd. A. verdict of accidental death was returned. . ' . . , ■ " According to-the .Budget proposals lam asked to pay a shilliiig in tho pound for a lot of money l.tlo.not get, I am .now going to be asked to"„ pay a super-tax • upon that tnoiiflj- which Ido not get.—Tho Dulto. of Marlborouch. ■ '