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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 105, 30 October 1929, Page 10

The Railways Committee of the House of Representatives reported yesterday that in its opinion the petition or Madeleine 3d. Seller, of Upper Hutt, praying for a compassionate aim trance • in respect of the accidental death of her husband while employed by the Railway Department, should be referred to the Government for favour* able consideration. _Fido—The Unfaithful. The biggest hiding the kiddies ever gave poor Tido was when, in helping himself to Sunday's joint in tho pantry, ho knocked" - and broke their bottle of "Price's"! Fruit Extract. A bottlo costs only;: Is 6d. All grocers and stores seiy it flavoured Orange, Lemon, and Ba«p*i berry, amongst other flavours.; Iwi»»a pn "Praee/s," — A&\fa,