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Mt Benger Mail, 7 March 1934, Page 4

ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSION AGENT. ALEX. McLEAN. ROSS PLACE, LAWRENCE New Zealand Insurance Co,, Ltd., i. .ccident Branch). National Insurance Co., Ltd. Alliance Assurance Co., Ltd. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. All business entrusted to me will receive prompt attention. MOTOR AND GENERAL ENGINEERING WORKS. D. STEWART Agent for DODGE CARS The Best in the Dominion Ove-Lauling of Motor Cars t , - Specialty. First-class Car lor Hire. Agent for Nothern Insurance (X ACCOUNT ENVELOPES REDUCED PRICES For Good Quality Manilla Account Envelopes—--10,000 Lots ... 5/3 per 1,009 5.000 Lots ... 5/6 per 1000 1.000 Lots ... 6/- per 1,000 Call and See Samples at THE MT. BENGER MAIL.

STONE S. OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND DIRECTORY, and NEW ZEALAND ANNUAL for 1933. Forty-sixth Year of Publication. Royal Bvo, containing" about 1000 pages, corrected to date, the whole handsomely bound in cloth, gilt lettered. PRICE: If ordered before publication £1 la If ordered after publication £1 5a STONE, SON, & CO., LTD. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS, Anzac Square, DUNEDIN. And Christchurch & Welfihfea,*

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SPILLING THE BEANS. The headmaster of the school regarded Jones earnestly. , “You’re the jeldest boy here, I Jones,” he said slowly, “and I’ye sent for you to ask your assistance in eradicating all these slang terms hicli are rife in the school. It is offensive to intelligent people to hear the boys making use of those ugly Americanisms, and I look to you to set an example to the rest, by meticulously kegnng your speech clear of the ph|fe«v and tactfully pointing out to any ! boy who errs in that way how ineffable silly it all is! Can I rely on you, Jones?” “Certainly, sir,” Jones replied. The headmaster looked relieved, and grateful. “Thank you, Jones,” he said. “That’s OX”