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Fos political reasons Ifelsingfors has of late been much in the eye of the public, but it is in a very different guise that Mr Waineman presents it to his readers. Ile paints a happy, smiling town, scrupulously clean, and growing apace, but still retaining much that is primitive

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Tat mason for the salmon n:t fishing in the Solway Firth ended on Wednesday, the 6th, at midnight. The year was an indifferent one. A damaging factor against a successful season wa4 the unsatisfactory state of the channel on the Scottish side of the estuary. At low tide nothing

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SIR.— On reading the article entitled " Ibex Shooti ng in Southern India " in your lust issue I came screw the following: " On no account should a •30.3 or any other small-bore abomination be used. The amount of game wounded with such tubes of torture is appalling. and the soone

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