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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 April 1935, Page 8

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€ hit | lAI THE MARK klyli Newspaper wLVJ] space. This Paper is read by everyone who can use the goods yousell Diner: What's wrong with yon tonight? You start dinner with fish and now you bring in soup. Don’t you know that soup is the first course? Waiter (confidentially) Yes, sir, heg pardon, but I thought. it was lime you had that fish. Asked at a Scripture test examination to describe the sufferings of Job. little Jeannie wrote: “Job had one trouble after another. First he lost his cattle, then he lost his children, and then he had to go and live in the desert with his wife.” .Author: T want to toll you a story that'll!make your hair curl. I Sandy: Hoots, mon! Wait till I get my wife.. She wants a wave.