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LATE SHIPPING.

By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Beceived 7.45 p.m., July 12. Sydney, July 11. Sailed, this evening, Warrimoo.

In New Zealand, where Mr Seddon’s surpluses are as regular as the lambing season, or the hottest day for forty years, or the giant gooseberry, it is hard to understand the utterly staggered frame of mind, which the Victorian surplus has produced in English commercial ciroles. If Victoria had shown a surplus of 2s 6d, it would have been an object of intense awe, and if Mr Seddon does not want to be obscured, he had better wake up. Victoria seems to have made such a deep impression, that Mr Seddon will have to announce a surplus of a few millions to keep his end up.— Truth.

Apparently Mahuta has become so im* pressed with his own Importance and the immensity of his digDity that he has serious doubts whether he ought to lower himself by mixing with the common herd of politicans at all. No doubt it is a trial to bo in too close and prolonged association with a Minister whose habit is to take his boots off in Parliament, and prop his feet up for an admiring House to gaze at, as Mr Tom Duncan used to do. But, as’ Mahuta’s ancestors didn’t wear any boots at all, that can hardly trouble him. The fact is, that Mahuta wants taking down a peg or two. —Truth. M. Claude, a French scientist, has found a way to produce hydrogen cheaply from common illuminating gas. simply passes the gas through a tube imbedded in liquid air and the hydrocarbon elements in the gas ace liquefied or frozen out and left behind, while the hydrogen passes off. Sir W. J- Steward has had a long string of alleged poetry printed at the Government office. It is supposed to be descriptive of the Islands pionic. Here is one of the choice gems about Samoa: — ii Where we saw the sacred maiden, Wbo is tapued for a chief, You couldn’t call her pretty,^ She ran too much to beef.” REAL EIDERDOWN QUILTS.Cot size, from 5s 9d ; full size, from 18s eachj Colonial and real Scotch Blankets': Best makes at lowest possible prices. Rugs from 5s 6d each, Splendid assortment aad first-class value. —C* ROSIE &. CO# Last week I took to my bed With a cough and a cold in my head, And my friends were all sighing, as they thought I was dying, But I banished all fears when I said:

Bad cold I may have for sure, Bue to die, that I will not endure , Just send; for the stuff thae will cure any cough, WOODS’ GREAT. PEPPERMINT CURE..

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Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 940, 13 July 1903, Page 3

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LATE SHIPPING. Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 940, 13 July 1903, Page 3

LATE SHIPPING. Gisborne Times, Volume X, Issue 940, 13 July 1903, Page 3

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