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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1583, 29 October 1912, Page 4

Mr. J. Bryco arrived in Wellington from London by the Tainui, yesterday. Mr. Bryce is a trotting horse owner, end hyo of his horses—Ouraggio aiid Jenny Lind—are due in Ni?v Zealand by the Xairnsh'iro, which is expected to arrive at Auckland from Liverpool oil December 10. An interesting rifle match was fired at Broadway Ranpo, Miramar, yesterday, between teams representing the Suburbs Rifle Club and tho Wellington branch of tho Royal New Zealand Association of His Majesty's. Veterans. Tlie ntntcli, was arranged by the Suburbs Rifle Club, and the Veterans' team, on arrival, wore welcomed by Mr. J, V. Luke ami Mr. Gulliehnn, on behalf of Hhe club. Tho veterans appeared to be delighted to hear the crack of the rifle, and managed to compile a fair score. Lunch was provided on the range, ami altogether n very enjoyable lime was spoilt. Many critical things were said about the Land Bill during the third rending debate in tho House of itoprcsonUtives last evening, but as the hours went by interest iu Iho proceedings dumped, anil the House emptied proportionately. At midnight there were only six Opposition members and two Labour members in their places. The duly of keeping n House was abandoned (o Government members, who were present in U\iv numbers. I knoiv some young ladies scarce out of their teens, Who were neither princesses nor fairies, The Brown girls were freckled and wore crinolines, And Bridget's was bigger limn Mary's. The pretty Miss Jones's lino figures 'possessed, The Brown girls themselves ne'er denied it; ■» But as figures mislead, it is fads that we need, Like Woods' Peppermint Cure. Have you Mod. itf. «•