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First Fisherman: Why are you changing youi’ position, Jack? Second Fisherman (on the move): I couldn’t stand the uncertainty up there by Jackson; he’s got hiccups, and it made his float look as though he had a bite all the time.

Cheap Reading Paper Backs at Kilgour’s. Three for 2/-. Postage 3d extra: —“The Day of Temptation,” “Three Knots,” “The Bronze Face,” by William Le Quex; “Man Alone,” by Chas. Vivian; “The Great Awakening, “Berenice,” “The Mysterious Mr Sabin,” “The Traitors,” “The Peer and the Woman,’’ by E. P. Oppenheim; “Fickle Fortune,” by Chas. Garvice; “Beyond Pardon,” by Bertha M. Clay; “Ravensdene Court,” “The Queen of the Day,” “The Ambitious Lady,” “The Middle of Things,” by J. S. Fletcher; “Dew and Mildew,” by P. C. Wren. Obtainable from A. E. Kilgour, Bookseller and Stationer, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth.—Advt. Popular Records at a Popular Price, 2/6 each:—“When the Moon Comes over the Mountain,” waltz, and “Nevertheless, I’m in Love With You,” foxtrot; “Lady of Spain,” and “A Love Song of Old Valencia,” sung by Sweet and Low; “I Bring a Love Song,” and “You Will Remember Vienna,” sung by Gerald Adams; “Southern Moon,” and “Silvery Arizona Moon” Waltzes, played by Linn Milford and His Hawaiians; “Our Lodger’s Such a Nice Young Man,” and “Oh, Mr Porter,” sung by Norah Blaney; “Yes, Yes” and “Theres Nothing too Good for my Baby,” foxtrots from Palmy Days; “The Skylark Polka” and “Laughing Polka,” old time dances: “The Alberts, Quadrilles” on two records. Obtainable from A. E. Kilgour, Piano, Gramophone, and Music Dealer, Mawhera Quay.—Advt.