The Gold Coast Leader
1907; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
A. Willoughby Osborne, Dick Awl, Tin Tacks,
ResumoFrontmatter: Printed at the Office of the "Gold Coast Leader" Elmins Road, Cape Coast by J. P. H. Brown, The Gold Coast Leader. Classified ads: Caution, Multiple Classified Advertisements, Wanted. Essay: Calabar, Privy Council Decision, The Scout The Importance of Education, Floral Vagaries, Don't Let Trifles Worry You, Trustees of the Gold Coast People, Mining Report, Commenda Robbery at Antardo, It Is Not Often That the Congregation of a Church in the Country Is so Bold as to Call Its Minister over the Coals for Acts Which in Its Opinion Is Unworthy and Unbecoming of Him, General News, Salt Pond, Axim, Pram Pram, Chama, The Gold Dealing Bill Penalty, Attuaboe, A Few Observations on the Supreme Court Ordinance, 1876, of the Gold Coast, Idah, The Origin of the Word "Dash". Editorial: To Correspondent, Editorial Notes. Letter to the editor: Letters to the Editor, Dear Mr. Editor,—I Beg to Ask You to Allow Me a Space in Year Valuable Columns for the Insertion of a Word or Two to the Interest of Your Readers Both at Home and Abroad as the Oilnging of the Prohibited "Odo" and Other Indecent Songs Commonly Used by the Young Men and Young Girls in Town, at Nights, When the Band Is Played, Dear Mr. Editor,— Kindly Allow Me to Say a Word or Two in Your Valuable Paper. Poem, verse: The Mortar and the Horn.
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