New Hebrides.
By Telegraph—Tress Association —Copyright Melbourne, July 4. Mr Barton has informed the House that the New Hebrides’ question is under the kindly and favorable consideration of the Imperial Government. He was not at liberty to say more, owing to the confidential nature of the negotiations. Keplying to a query by a member, Mr Barton stated that he had requested the Imperial Government to hold a consultation with Australia before arriving at any determination in respect to the Pacific Islands.
Who wouldn’t bo a brainless fool, With heaps of glist’ning gold, Than some poor scholar fresh from school, Thrust homeless on the world ? Who wouldn't rather lose his wealth, Than coughs and colds endure? Then be content, enjoy good health, Take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.
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Gisborne Times, Volume VI, Issue 149, 5 July 1901, Page 1
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