LUCKY PORTER !
<TCip ent'hie omitted n n-nrnlai: conprh, The Tvhvstie was blown and the train Tvent off Correct to Ilie nearest ne.eond. When a man from a Tvliklow tirast a head. In a silken lhat. -with vlsape red. And hands that wildly beckoned. Ho lost hi? Jnrt and lie lost his lair (And lir liiiiln't too much of the latter to ••r v "f^. Whllf iltrOl.r <i' for qr.oinfir.Ti Wore I!)* , ■word* thnt fell mi the listeners γ-t rs. Moikw-tHiCilp lu'.a loud and clf.ir. As flip train steamed out of tile station. H" wn«n"! a 'linafic at lnr?p Who -..T! ir.vir.K In fire from liie rami in rhnrie." As pvoryono t.b"n<rht frnm liis nvinnor. No: this l« the ronton ho rill -whnf lie aid— He'd prlren the porter lialf-n-qnlfi Instead of the tieoal tanner.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 287, 2 December 1911, Page 18
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LUCKY PORTER !
Auckland Star, Volume XLII, Issue 287, 2 December 1911, Page 18
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