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Evening Star, Issue 19764, 14 January 1928, Page 12

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Every Motorist should resolve to avoid Battery Trouble during 1928 by installing PREST-O-LITEI J. & A. F. SCOTT, LTD. Corner Albany and Leith Streets.

The visitor to the village church took the old verger to task at the close of the morning service. “Ton told me they had a ‘ mixed ’ choir here. . Why. they’re all males,” "Yes, sir, I know, that! But it’s mixed all the same. Some of ’em can sing and some of ’em can't.”