Answer any three of the following five questions:--

I. (_a._) What is a cassowary? (_b._) Does its internal construction

render it capable of anthropophagy? (_c._) Describe its habits, nature

and food, and draw an outline sketch of its skeleton.

II. (_a._) Give the latitude and longitude of Timbuctoo. (_b._) State

the number and religious belief of its inhabitants. (_c._) Discuss

its natural advantages; (i.), as a port, and (ii.) as a centre for

missionary enterprise.

III. (_a._) Is a missionary best when served (i.) _au naturel_; (ii.)

_à la maître d'hôtel_, or, (iii.) _aux petîtes livrettes de psaumes_?

Discuss the advantages of each method of preparation; (_b._) Quote any

advice given by (i.) LUCULLUS, or (ii.) EPICURUS on this subject.

IV. What version of the Prayer-book is in use amongst the natives of

Central Africa?

V. Discuss the authorship of the poem entitled _Timbuctoo_, and adduce

any reasons for believing JULIUS CÆSAR to have written it.

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THE OTHER PAPER.--MR. NEWNES is bringing out a rival to the _Pall

Mall Gazette_, Is it to be published before the _P.M.G._, or later in

the day? If the first, its title might be _The Noon's Paper_; if the

latter, _The After-Newnes Paper_. Whichever you like, my little dear!

Mr. N. pays his money and takes his choice. Anyhow, "NEWNES' Paper" is

a marketable commodity.

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[Illustration: THE HUNTING SEASON. THE MEET.]

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