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Captain Cameron the African ex plorer, was aeked, at the session of the British Association, to what he owed his Buoces. He replied that it should be remembered that a man, although he was black, was a man just as much as if he were white. Tbe proper way to get on "among the natives was to behave toward them like a gentleman, and he could assure them that they understood quite well what a gentleman was. He found that tbe use of any force that waa unnecessary or at all wanton was likely to endanger any African traveller. A nice little ancedote is told of the Empress Eugenic, who alighted on Chiselhurst Common the other day in the midst of a pouring rain, and resigned her carriage to a poor man who bad been suddenly taken ill. The Empress walked all the way home.; The Edinburgh correspondent of the Otago Daily Times mentions that among the passengers by the last immigrant ship from G lasgow there are several men with experience in game-keeping, who are emigrating with a view to devoting their energies to rabbit trapping. They heard of the ravages the rabbits had been committing, in Southland, and being given to understand that 2d per tail was given there with a view to cheeking the nuisance, they bave thought it worth their while to emigrate with this prospect before the-n. Mr Robert Campbell, of Buscot Park, Gloucester, father of the Hon R. Campbell, Otago, is also sending out come men to be employed on hia son's runs in a similar capacity, as well as several pole-cat ferrets.

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