At a station on the Dawson River, in Northern Queensland, where native dogs are very troublesome, a few days ago a young lady went out to bring in the calves, and as she did not appear search was made. It appears two dingoes made for the cattle, an<i she attempted to drive them away. The dogs bailed her up and tore the sfcirfc of her dress. Fortunately a tree was at hand, id to which she climbed, and remained until assistant came and the dingoes were driven off; ;
Literary Matron : What does Sbake■peayemew by his frequent use of tho phrase,•« Go, to'?" Matter«of fact hasband s «Well, perhaps he thought it wouldn't be polite or prone* to finish the sentence." -.
That Husbah© 09 Mike is three time* the man he wag beiore he began using. "Welle* g^alta Bienewei;." Drugging. Moeei, Most 4 Co., Sydney, General Ageafcf. "Bouaa ok Bats.'*— Clear* out rat«, wice roaches, fljea, ants, bed-buga, beetles, iwiect* skunks, Jaolwrabbits, gophen. Druggists lloim, Mom & Co., Sydney, Qmn) A^eatt,
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Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4690, 18 January 1884, Page 2
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169Untitled Thames Star, Volume XV, Issue 4690, 18 January 1884, Page 2
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