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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2603, 12 May 1877, Page 2

■ Rustic Simplicity.—We have- tu* authority of Mr. Hill Burton for staring that Mr. Uuskin's " Notes on the Construction of Sheepfolds " were 1 much asked for among the moorland farmers, and that great disappointment was caused by their discovery of the real nature of the work. Miss Edge wor.th-has herself told how her " Essay on Irish Bulls " was ordered by. an agricultural association. "'On which side of the platform is my train ?" asked a stranger in a railway depot the' other day. " Well, my friend," replied a gentleman passing" if you take the left, you'll be right, if you take the right you'll be left." • ~ " Wanted Everybody to Kuow that all kinds of Watches and Clocks can be repaired at J. T. Clabke's, Pollen street (corner ot Mary street). N.B. Balance Staffs, Cylinders, and Pinions worked in for the Trade. English Hunting Levers, £8 10s.—Advt. W. Finlat, one of the earliest established Watch and Clock Makers on the, Thames, WISHES IT. KNOWN that he has again commenced business" in Williamson street, in-connection with the, Manufacturing- Jewellery Business of his brother, Mr Ja-nes Finlay, and is prepared to undertake all branches of the Watch and Clock-making business. Repairs executed with promptness. Charges moderate.—[Advt.]