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MARTIN'S

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ANOTHER KIND OF MARRIAGE.

CERIOUS - CUSTOMS VIN - NEÀÇ GUINEA.

VISITORS AT HOTELS

Hexagona Edend

Me R. T. D. Aitken

- Mr & Mrs G. Lauritsen

Dr. J. W. Andur

· Mrs E LiddelL

Mailin

C. Anderson MH. In an article in Us@che, Mr. B

. Arnfield Mr G alalinowski describes the marriage sysis, H. Aach tem of the Trobriands of South-Easternr & Mr S. Bake New Guthen. Matrimony, which is Air W. M. Barie usually monogamous, except with chiefs Mr E. B

B.Belition Mr&Mr R. Biganzi who have segeral wives, is a permanent re

... Ytirtuetks. union, involving sexual exclusiveness, common" economie existence, an inde pendent household, and outwardly and r

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M+ * Phakbaru MW% Boume

Mr

at first glanes it might to a superficial : Baron A Brayn `;

MR. C. Burdin chserver appear the exnet pattern of marrings anong ourselves. It is, how. Mr M. 6. Check

Mr C, G. Colegrove To W. S. Comen ever, in reality entirely different.

Mir Begin with the husband is not regarded. Comun

Damiene * as the father of the children in the sense Mr D. K. Pavis

P. M. Darin in which we use the word; psychologically Mrs P.M. he has nothing to do with their birth, Mr M. T. Hig according to the ideas of the natives, who ir M. are completely ignorant of physical Fatherhood. Children, in native belief, are inserted into the mother's womb as ting spirits, generally by the agency of the spirit of a deceased kinswoman of the mother. Her husband has then

to

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Mr W. Dowalc Mr J. Pored ir F. Edmondson Me C. Elkus Ale C. Elkus

Mr & Mr A. R. Ellert

Mr & Mrs Mt. Elzald

Mr & MW. IL Bale Dr. R. fo

protect and cherish the children,, to re-r

Dr. R.-E.

Mr V. Goulboru

ceive them in his arms when they horn, but they are not his in the senser J. M. Gomes that he has had a share in their pro creation.

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A FATHER'

Mr & Mrs. Cont

Mr H. P. Gry

Mr P. Hafenaan Mr.J. F. Heggeman

iva J. Hall Miss 3.

116 P. Hall

Johnston Mr J. F. Joh Mr H. Kinwon MrS; Koenig Mr & Mr.S.H.

Langston

The father is thus a beloved, bene. volent friend, but not any recognised kinsman of the chikiren in any sense.

having authority Mr John Switt Hariton 3ir & A 3. Hast through his personal relations to the

Afr E. HanserIDRUN child, but not through his sociologien

J. Jan llock- Mr position in the family. Real kinship, Mr F.. Heya that is identity of substance, saine Mr Mrs W. Hogan body, exists only through the mother, Miss LHRI The authority over the children is vested Me J.T. Humphrys in the mother's brother. Now this per- Mr W. John

Mr J. S. Jouston, son, owing to the strict tabou which pre vents at indly relations between bro Mr W. R. Job thers and stert, has never been and ean never be an intimate of hers or therefore of her household. the reeng nises his authority, and bends before bin a's a commoner before a chief, but ther can never be tender relations, between Mr A. Lapierre. them. Her children are, however, his Capt.de (. Larfagne direct heirs and successors and he wields over them the direct 'potestas. "At his death his worldly goods pass into their keeping, and during his lifetime he has to hand over to thein any special accoru-

Air A. A. Finger plishment he may possess-dances, songs, myths, magic, and crafts. He also it is fr., Harrow who supplies his sister and her houser & Mrx P. H. H.. hold with food, the greater part of his To the garden produce going to them. father, therefore, the children louk caly for loving care and tender companion ship. Their mother's brother represcuts the principle of discipline, authority, and. executive power within the family..

Mr Mrs GL

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Mr, F. Mason

Li.. hatine

Mrs Divo M. May

Seide

Mr WIL

Mr of 31

Melanes

Miss Milichtst

Mr-t'. 11. Montagne Mr R.

Merriman

M 3. D. F. Mulder,

Mr. Masita

Mr. Natebola

Mr C

MPA D. Paddock

Miss M. Palermo

Mr Ms B. J. Parsons Me Mrs H. Learninu

Mr. A. C. Ped ren

Mr & Mr. S. Perry A. H. Forts ม.

Me E. M. Prince

Mr.Bolin MA. H. Roan Mr. Roux M-T. M. Buda X: J.

Mr H. t. Shrubsole M. B. C. Sienkevitch

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Mr the r McIn & Tobias MrTjis Mah Yan

A. Wadden, Mr. R.

Mr C. Walch Mr & Mrd. Watts Mr.J. Wellake Mr & Mr A. R. Mr A. R. Wilsher Mir E., Woodger Ur F.S. Wood MrJ.F. Wright

Weiga

MW. Wyllieal child 3 M. T.Mr & Miss

Zecha

Herts BAY HOTEL

Harrow Mr & Mrs M. Bayer Kit Kirs Bitzer Mis. H. D. Browns

is Dunglas Miss Geary Ar & Mrs 1. F., Dear Mrs F.C. Heris Col. & Mrs R. A. Haf

The bearing of the wife towards her husband is not at all servile. She has her own possessions and her own sphero of influence, private and public. It will never happen that the children will see their mother bullied by the father... On the other hand, the father is only very Mr & Mrs A. J partially the bread-winner, and has to work mainly for his own sisters, while the boys know that when they grow up they in turn will have to work for their sisters, households,"

HOW LONG CAN A MAN LIVE?

Mr P. 3. Hodgson MrU, H. Ignott Mr Paddock s Mr N. Parker Mr & Mrs Hodges

and childre Mr C. B, Shack Mr & Mrs D, 85,

Mr Toll

Dr Mt. Walk

PALAER- Hurd

Stewart

3 B. H. Moore: Olision. Me A. Mowin

Mr Stry W. Austin Mr W. Berett Capt. T. I.. Brown Mr M. S. Unit

A. Hansker MrJock

Mr J, S. Mediongall Str. E. Mebaron

Strd. Rosw Mr W. Rass Mr H. Smith Capt. L. W. Saith Mes U. Stinger. Me W. A. Stopant Men Tullock “Mr H, Wilson,

Mr T. W. Doruby Miss (). At Jenkins,

400 YEARS, POSSIBILITY.

While some doctors say there is ná reason why we should not live to 120. Dr. J. H. Christopherson, assistant physician | Miss E. R. Bailey to the City of London Hospital, says in tool, & MIL

PEAK

Roma.

Mr W, Armstrong. 3rd Mrs, A.

Arthur

Hutchins the Lancel that it is difficult, if not im possible, to determine the potential longer 12. K. Banett

Capt. 1. D. Bennett vity of man or the higher animals.

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Dr. Christophersen writes: Practically Mr. W. C. apar speaking, little is known of the potential | Mr A. U J, Brane kink longevity of the higher animals. But it Mrs. Re Bourke has been found that the bitharazia worm. Air Bra

M-M. living under ideal conditions in the Mr M. 4. Bren buran body, may live at least 8 years; Col. R. Brown This worm is common in Egypt, and enters the body in drinking water. While

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- Me W. W. Jonlan „Miss E. Kennedy Mr St. E. Key

Me & Mrs E. P. KA 1r 1.. B. Kay Mr & Mrs A. Gane· Mr.K. Larson

Mr 4. A. Gordon Leask Mr. D. Laryn Major & Mr R. R.

Lewis

Maenady

Mr C. P. Lloyd Mr. D. Boyd Mr. 11. C. Logan Mr & Mrs W. Logga B. (2. Bums. Ar T., Busturl in the body it lays eggs but these Mix C. 8. Clark

Capt. & Mrs. develop must pass through some other. R. Cleland Mrs McAiu charge. In one case an English doctor Mr JR. Collie

Mr M. McDonall contructed bilharzia nu the "Zambesi ip

Me E. Minunack 1878. Twenty-eight years after his re-

Mr D. Muntou turn to England the worms were still | Mad Men T. Dul Miss M. Nemoholne alive. In their free state they would live | sur & Mrs (), W. Barch - Mr A. A, Paula only 29 hours,

Capt. & Mrs Dickens Mr A. H. Penn The conclusion from this.kida | 14. Cal. Doblin Air M.

R.A

M Perry biologist, commenting on it is that inn Mr Mrs Juer Major & Mr. might live 200 or 400 or even 1,000 years

Mr J. M. Philip if be could be preserved from all harmful ins

Me C. Robert external conditions."

Mr W. E. Rolerts Lt Col & Jim O

A CHANCE REMARK IN COURT.

Witness, at Ros, Street other door prisoner had only tried the other he could have broken in in a minute.

MW

W..

Eustace Med. Forbes Lt. F. C. Erederick.

Mm Mr&

H.

Philip

Saubers

MAL G. Scott Gellingham Capt. & Airs Skinner Gibbing

Mrs & Mis Stubbings Codicilów Mr & Mrs P. H. WeD, ME F. L. Sturdee

Suckling Mr & Mrs C Thwaites

Mr & Mrs J, AL, C

• Gordon

Sh exclaimed the magistrate (Mr Miss R. A. Graveson Wilberforce), glancing round the erad Mr & Mr B. A. Hale ed court. That is, a dangerous thing Mis M. B. Hall to way bere. Yon see all sorts of people Mr & Mrs J, Hancock

Mr J. B. Hawker here listening to sour evidence.?

Hawker

Mr. Wilberforce, no doubt had in mind Mr 63.3 Henworth the experience of former chief magia Mr & Mi W. JA trate who lost his watch as the result

Mr JR. Hindinash of a chance remark made in court. He had inforised the clerk of his forgetful, ness to bring his watch that morning, and within half an hour a man who had over- heard the remark called at his house for it, representing that he was an tsher at Bow Street and had been" sent by the chief magistrate..

10,820 ex-Service; men (104,509 per- manent), of a total a reale staff of 224,434 woce employed in Government. offices on March 1st, 1924.

Charles Holster, a Crimean veteran, who was wounded at the battle of. Balaclava in 1865, has died at Cradock, Cape of Good Hope, at the age of 130,

Bliss waises

Mrs J. S. Thomas

Ir A. Tickle (9-: Mr Wakhani

Capt R. Walker Capt. W. C, Westou MrB. E. Beton Wintor MFG. Wormil

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