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Auckland Star, Volume XLIII, Issue 58, 7 March 1912, Page 9

PUBLIC NOTICES. m m "»» S v & !W! Tk "GET YOUR WIFE TO TRY A & BOX/RED LABEL-" GOOD RELIftBLEFOOTWETO an rctverCwomen* forwartla pair of Oeni..« Bex-Calf or Glace ETa" Boot* or Shoes, button or Jaoo, blaek or tan, *o any addness in New Zejdand on receipt of3t/- dfceposft, and upon t he payment of the last of Jfi weekly instalmenfsof 1 - each, makmsr a total oris/- ra all. A earnfoct-able-pair of suppers are given Free. If not satisfied that these, boots aro-Trorih ,conßidera.bly more than we ask, send, them ill refrmd every penny you id- 3/'- the . berof yonr postal-note. 1 Quality «JMI fitting mtarmnteed NORMAN FRANK & CO., S3BTE BiKKEBS : National Bank of New Zealand, Limited. TfieCheapest Power onEartli. TJ|e Atlas Suction Gas Plant, obino WAIKATO COAL, buppubs thisPEuAarr ia SIffIPJLER and MOBB JSASILT KANAOED than fv CWo-Produofp Plant SCOTT BROS. Ltd.. momm* CNRISTCMUROH.

A strange- story comes from the Dookie Agricnltnral College, in Victoria. The wine expert and the matron had for some time ceased to he on speaking terms, owing to ji very trivial incident. The "••itron laughed one day fit the dinner--ble. and the wine expert took umbrage, at what he considered an intended act of annoyance, and he showed his resentment l>y insisting upon having his meals at another table. Various attempts were made 'lo effect a reconciliation, but they all proved ahortive, and the governing body, alter full investigation, decided to ask both to send in their resignations, though both had firs,-class re-

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