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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2436, 8 January 1881, Page 4

A gentleman, who passed over the fatal Held of Isandulwaua rather less than three weeks ago, informs us that, except in the immediate vicinity of the camp, all the dead bodies still He exposed, being covered onty by a few tufts of grass or loose soil. He describes the held as a most horrible sight.bones lying about in all directions, and articles of clothing sticking out of the ground.— “ Natal "Witness.” When is wine like tobacco ? When it is in a pipe. A Yankee says that “ the man who thinks Poe the greatest American poet must be raven mad.” Con. by a German.—What is the spot most dear to cattle ?—Their “fodderland,” From the composition of a 3 r oung Japanese student of English—“ The cat is a small cattle. When he sees a rat, he luminates his eyes.” “We hnd that he came to his death calling Bill Jackson a liar,” was the verdict of a coroner’s Jury in Missouri.