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Notices ■ 1 9 ' ' £ g . c '^ »o 2 — g.g- a&. y WPi H ■ ft . , i_j 8: i . g 5 P o § - fc S'-H .s, ? go P 3 9 g 5g ■f § p* SEEDS 1 SEEDS !! SEEDS!! 1 Important to Farmers. f' BEG to aunounce the Arrival ol thu FIRST ti li I P M E N T OF COCKSFOOT, EYEGRASS, RED & WHITE CLOVEJIB, COW GRASS, RAPE, TURNIP, GREKN TOP ABEKDKK^ T, PURPLE TOP, AND SWEEDE. BILLYARU'S No. 1 BO\E DU&T J I BONED IJdT, Xtit> BOKEM E A L. The above have been carefully selected by my buyers of UU i'EARS' EXPERIENCE. Thomas Veale's Stores, POLLEN STREET. At a reij pleusant tea parly, the conversation Uiriittil. ■ ii Iruii9migration. A lady-of exquisite beauty who was sipping McGowan's best, lurnoti to Mr -—- and asked what foroj lie would prefer to inhabit ? 'Jvc ilispnlved in 3s Tea madam.