Some amusomenfc was -caused: at Mr. V. ‘H. OPotte'r's meeting .at Eden by a persistent interrupter who endeavour* ed to carry on a.runiiing conversation with,'the candidate. Ait'•One stage bf the proceedings some witticisms, word iridugled in. '‘TTou never found a, ;oir>i cus without a manager,” said Mr. Potter, "nor one without a down,” ho added after a moment’s pause. "I am an excellent dentist,” responded tho.-interrupter. "You are very 'easily drawn.” Put him out,” pleaded an* other: member of- the audience. "Oh, I ' don’t '.object -to him,” said \ Mr. Potter. ‘‘He. - hns a happy faco,' though vacant.” (Laughter.) . VALUABLE TONIC By cleansing the throat of- impure germs Bramwoll’s .Quip Nought Ono is an invaluablo tonic, aiul cures coughs, oolds and ihfluenssa ; instantaneously.; Prifto' '■ ."v.Vi,
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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXII, Issue 11494, 23 November 1931, Page 7
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