NO RADIATORS.
Sir. Ihe notice from the City l-'lec-itrioal Deptmmeni that we ale io have another winter of misery from cold hands and f ee t reminds us of two tales iof our childhood. Two men waited at j heaven's gate while S,. p,., Pr examined their credential-. The ii,--; bad nolh- • ing to offer but the fact Hint he had : been married forty Y e ars . That gained ihini admittance. The second, hoping to cover ins deficiencies in other direction* ; urged that he had been married twice. "'••'• away.' 1 said St. ivi,-.-. "there arc no tools in Paradise." "Lust, loneliest. loveliest" our Queen City certainly is. luit not vol Paradise—for the man'who leave- us a second year lo freeze is still I w'uli us.- 1 am. etc.. A SHIVERING TYPISTK.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 130, 2 June 1923, Page 13
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131NO RADIATORS. Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 130, 2 June 1923, Page 13
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