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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2210, 26 March 1881, Page 4

THE WEEKLY PRESS HAvnra bbbw OGNBEDKBABLY KNLAEGKD AND B7.TIS3LY KBMODBDDKa, I* BOW The B est "Weekly Tapes IN OANTEEBUEY. No effort will be spared to make it A WELCOME GUEST EVBEYWHEEB. Farmers and those engaged in Agricultural ana Pastoral Forsnits will find in THE YEOMAN COLUMN That a large portion of the paper is devotee exclusively to their interests, while the LATEST SPOETING INTELLIGENCE is contained in the original and selected articles appearing under the heading of THE SPOETSMAN. This Department of the Poper receives spaniel attention; and the foot that its columns contain reports from its special correspondents of, all the principal Hacc Meetings of the colony, gather with the fullest and most reliable Sporting information, mokes it invaluable to Breeders * Owners, and Trainers. OEIOKET, AQUATICS, AND FOOTBALL, Will, daring their respective seasons, receive every attention. For the General Header care has been taken to provide carefully selected BEEIAL LITEEATUEE AND P O E TE Y. The Lady Headers of the Wxkkdt Paxsa will find they have not been overlooked, as the Latest Fashions in Dress and Millinery, together with useful Household Beeipea, are to be found in THE LADIES' COLUMN. In addition to the subjects enumerated above special attention is paid to A E T, MUSIC, AND TH* D E A M A. The W BEKL Y P EEBB AMO CONTAINS TH* LATEST TELEGBAMS

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