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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 3549, 20 July 1905, Page 4

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Fifteen hundred pounds has been given by Sir John Long “lo promote the teaching of the .songs of Scotiand," among the school children of Dundee. Typhoid fever in South Africa has been spread largely by means which .sanitation could not cope with, the germs being conveyed into food and water by Hies, an V by the dust whim pervades everythit ■('. The Formosan ;« id mines are site ated in the neighborhood < 1 1 The output of gold in I .'•I 1 - \ lltt pounds; in 1899, 3-Ki ; / for the first six months of F r pounds. The gold is all sent to Japm Eighteen peasants of the di-i ' ■, T&eberdinsk bearing the ;T. of Lyavoi (devil) have s-.nt a " to the czar asking for permission : change the name to Bugolubow 'Go b; od). This request was grun.i th.:t. ii, itnesian empire cor tains mm" tha. • o.dependent rafihm is :> liable tower of Dat.ck v.' • . ' si on of Bibt • ' '• ! - t , .re ft n .otia in ;.'■■■■• ! :he Caucasus alnoi •.<: 1 es. 1 l a wealth of aniir ai :■ upc; still . Ihe goat is there con-idtrec the harbinger of luck, wht.e the wo .md pigeon are lookt o upon as , The skin of a cat " mon th ; alleged to cur. ampin, cure eat:tract in To -.take a c.iCk, make him look at the sun. 10t.,, a: it yourself, then throw the cock on the ground, jump on a fence and crow three times.”