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Marlborough Express, Volume XLII, Issue 215, 10 September 1908, Page 5

Perhaps she's on the railway! Perhaps she's on the sea! Perhaps she'll go To Jericho, Perhaps she will! Perhaps she won't, But if she does or if she don't, I'm glad that I presented to her A bottle -of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. " 4 A Wellington telegram states that the New. Zealand Rugby Union recently forwarded a few trivial alterations in the rules for the consideration of the lEnglish Union which will have little or no effect in improving the game, and has now called a meeting for further consideration, in view of the determination shown by leading Unions ito have substantial alterations made. The foundation of lifelong ill-health may be laid for young girls by failure to keep their -strength and health up to normal. Steams' Wine is best I for them because it is a true tonic. * A line of 200 cases of oranges from Rarotonga per the Navua last week were condemned on being found to be infected with the dreaded fruit fly, which it was thought at one time did not exist in the Cook Islands. Another 900 cases for Wellington were landed at Auckland, but were then found to be in too bad a condition either to forward or. sell locally. This is another argument (says the Dominion) —and a sound one—in favour of: ,the long-deferred direct, service '.be? I tween the Islands and Wellington. I MOTOR CAR RECORDS. In response to the demand created by the European record of Napier Motor Cars, S. F. Edge, Ltd., have produced a 15-h.p. 4-cylinder "Napier " suitable for colonial roads. Full particulars from Scott Motor Co., Ltd., Wellington, N.Z. Agents for Napier, Argyll, 8.5,A., Renault and New Pick. 5 <