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A broken village courtship at Home has just had au interesting sequel. After more than fifty years of separation, Mrs Ellen liripgs, of Stevenage, Herts, is go'iig out. to Australia to marry the lover of her early days. Mrs Briggs, who is seventy-six years of age, lost trace of her sweetheart, and has since been three times married. The niau himself has survived four wives. Now he has communicated with the object of his youthful affections, and is anxious to marry his sweetheart of half a century ago.

Charles Troece and Francisco Rostin fought a duel in the basements of a New York restaurant, over Julie Bernadi, a waitress, with whom they were both in love. Troece was seriously wounded, and was conveyed to hospital, where it was found necessary to perform a dangerous operation. While lying on the surgeon's table Troece summoned Julie, who consented to marry him on the spot, and a Dominican priest been called in. the ceremony was performed. The bride remained in the room until the operation was completed, and it is believed that Troece will recover.

I'npi-r bottles for tint (li-tribuli.iii nt milk are anion:-' tin; latest American Inventions for lhe healthy handling of fowl. A company has nearly completed a factory near Trenton, New Jer soy, and it i- anticipated that the plant will start with a dady output of 400,IMM bottles. •'These'," it i, stated, "will he of suelt a eharaeter as to afford a strong and perfectly hygienic receptacle for milk, so cheap that liiey may l;c thrown away with a single use, and still be aide to compete in price with the gla-s Untiles now so widely used in milk seiv'ce. The new dottle?, which are to b> composed of heavy, three-ply spruce-', od pap 'r. will he made in three -i es -quarts, pint-, and half-pinis. The mauufaelure includes a series of distinct proesses. A cone of paper is secured by pa-t" automatically supplied by the forming machine. After the eones have been dried, three different sized holies are cut from each of them at i single stroke. The bottom, are then put in place, and the bottles are dipped in a paralline bath at 212 deg. Fahrenheit.. Next, in a hoL chamber the excess of parafllne is removed, and the cut iri' paper surface becomes pene irated with ihe panilliue ivhifh remains. The bottles arc so light an? may be "nested" so -nugly. that 150, OIH) may be easily stacked >» an ordin

"New Zealand T know well from the •unstrained to say lhat, much I love 1 livi'O to the Snares, and J dear Motherland of our>. of all oilier lands beneath the mu\ tha! T would ('lioO'i! it) live i;i New Zealand i> the first. In rii:inv wavs il is to 1) • prefenel Mure our "inland. IVamifill a* i* the climate of Cornwall. JVvou Dorset, and South Wale-, due, as I have pointed out. to the benevolence of ;hc sei, llio.r sweetnes- caimol compare with lie superlative «|iialitie> of the North Maud of NVw Zealand es the mo-t jii-rfctt climate in the worid. We rave about llalv. and, double--. the sMt Italian airs nre charmm.'. hut 'Aio is subject 1u (lie sirocco and the min-tral. venomous bin-is which iind no counterpart it! tho*e Southern island* of Ihe blest. The New Xealandcr, indeed, ha- wiLhin his own boundaries a prrfeel; ranjreof all that, is boat in the way oif climates. It he desires the hardness of, Bay, Yorkshire in autumn, or even winter. Soutliland and Stewart Inland can give him what he calls fy: and if shiver in? there, he lonjl* for soft >k e< genial, never scorching warmill. h' nun' reach them in a tew hours. I know of no land beneath the >nn mop delightful to dwell in than the nortl. mi part of the North Island of New 1 Zealand, and although, alas! T huv< ! no connection with it in anv way, i I beed bo inducement to sin*/ its prai>e.' ] —Extract from Frank Heritage, the Sea."

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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 57, 13 March 1907, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 57, 13 March 1907, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 57, 13 March 1907, Page 3

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