The first of the picnics arranged for the nurses of Ihe Duncdin Hospital by the Tru«tcos took placo to-day, the Harbor Hoard's tug Plucky conveying half of the nursing etaff to Quarantine Island. The other half of the staff will have their outing in a. fortnight at Taieri Mouth. Kkie : "I just love bouts. Irishwomen cculd bo sailors." Tommy: "Aw! how couhl they? They'd .spend all their time tryin' to keep the wet from Ink in' the cur! out o' their hair." Dcctor : " What seems to ho the trouble?" Patient: "My traiii of thought keeps jumping the track." Doctor: "Ah, nervous wreck!" Grade: "Do you think it is wrong to bet on the races?" Charlie: "No, not if you patronise some poor bookmaker who really needs the money!" Just opened, choice toilet ware, dinner ware, tea sets. Warden's.—{Adyfc.]
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Evening Star, Issue 14307, 4 March 1910, Page 4
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138Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 14307, 4 March 1910, Page 4
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