WOMEN'S REALM.

Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 17, 20 January 1909, Page 8

WOMEN'S REALM.

HTJSBAHSB... ; ".- Husbands are largely nMamfa-i-_j out of the raw material grown and outlying districts. few city varieties, but they quality. The farm output is CL{* taken to the city early in on rum, tobacco, and business until i: becomes fat enough to kill for: tho pSi?''' monia'. market. He is then Ist] JS 1 , the slaughter and used thers«ft»£L basis for millinery and dxoaifi'__£__Ws. Husbands form one of our cbirf'sssMcS' They are patient, docile under triaSS -""■ become enured early in lifs labour, and are useful at dinner jiSaS and political gatherings. The HeSJjSJ""' riety differs from the foreign brstfc hi many important particulars. He is m?' H easily domesticated and amount of abuse without coradsjst.- ' There are several instances oa.?J2 -' where husbands have slept- night-^s.' night in pyjamas, made by their ; »w and starched under their personal sobs? vision, without murmuring. The? Jebb even been known, in rare instlmstTZ y' attend church regularly. There arijSSW ral kinds of husbands. The es*rt Sfosfft' ing variety is very oompardonaUs a short-lived. In some households ■'■ silent husband is the main featum! ss. '* quiring this great gift by long : The literary husband, as a rule; _7<___g ' and poor, and has his fur rubbed m_\_\ ' spots and lays his ears w«ll ba«k,-.,12'--'\ best husbands are caught young,-- .' their spirits can be easily broken; :^^