What She Needed—She was looking-over a fashion paper when he entered. Trying to make uo your mind what you ought to have?' he asked. 'No,' she replied; 'I know what I ought to have. •What?' 'Money.' It is alAyays unsafe for a man to jest with his wife upon any subject connected with raiment and sucli things. He knows that now. avi-,,. v Pleased Him—Parson Saintly Why. it *Lieasea gi. e at philanthropist ; (excitedly)-Ha the sreat y entire Giveaway is dead, and ha & leit a . fortune to local <^.^ ies G £ b i es s him! missions. Stranger -an. " h t . Parson j i,ke to see mwne»left like are r one KrctothT "su-anser^'Oh, no: I'm a, lawyer.' , . ..->•-. --'
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Auckland Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 54, 5 March 1898, Page 1 (Supplement)
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