PLOVERS' EGGS.

These eggs by a strange freak of nature are more easily obtainable in

April and May than in any other month. In fact in December they are

worth their weight in gold, and are then to be found on the tables only

of Mr. MALLABY-DEELEY, Mr. ROCKEFELLER, Mr. HARRY LAUDER and Mr. JOHN

BURNS. To-day they are anything from ninepence to a shilling each, and

in a fortnight's time they will be sixpence each, with the added

pleasure to the consumer of now and then finding a young plover inside.

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[Illustration: "BUY A PUZZLE, SIR?"]

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"On Wednesday of last week an express train dashed into a flock of

sheep being driven over a level crossing at Northallerton to-day."

_Meat Trades' Journal._

Only an express train could arrive a week early; the other ones are

always late.

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