IT WAS PROBABLY UNIQUE.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 14 October 1922, Page 10

IT WAS PROBABLY UNIQUE.

Now —to avoid jealousy in the Royal Family—for a, story about the Prince. A young lady bought an illustrated paper, and looked tnrough it eagerly. As she turned over the pages, her face fell, and after she had gone through the journal Jhree times her gloom became tinged ."vith indignation. Returning to the l newsagent, she exclaimed: "I want you to take this papei back.'' "Why?'' asked the newsagent. "Why? because it's of no use to me, It hasn't got a single picture of th< Prince in it!" "Are you sure?" said the newsagent, unable to believe his ears. He looked through the paper himself, and lo! — she was right. "Well, my advice to you is to keep that copy,"'' observed the newsagent. "Such a paper should be valuable in time. It's probably unique V*