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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 23 December 1922, Page 8

Retiring Bow-Opener (initialing new one into"the duties); Remember, Air Biggins, they are very, good Christians hero until yon show someone else into their pew.

Two boys, invited by an austere aunt to spend a holiday with her. agreed to toss who should go. Dick arrived at the farm and was asked by Ids relative how lie and Tom had come. He explained tbal the uiiitier had been settled by the expedient of tossing. "And you _ won i inquired ids aunt. "No.” replied the boy, ‘T lost.”

Would it be a cheap battery that the manufacturers wouldn’t stand hack of? Or a high-priced battery that made no attempt at economy? Or a sound, well-built battery that sells at a fair price and that gives Ihe most miles of uninterrupted; service per Pound, as does the \\ i 1 lard Threaded Rubber Battery? Ib.pcrience has proved our wisdom in Ou/osing Willard Battery with Threaded Rubber Insulation. AV/.s >ii tii'mice Station ; W. Richards. £2 Bridge Street Distributors: Thos. Ballinger & Co., Ltd. VICTORIA STREET. WELLINGTON. ws« . ilk r ? Si ■ : 'Wmn i‘/m TuMinnar'*. sUunpid in mi on tin’ 'tim identifies the Willard Ihifiidrd Uiibha llatUry. UftJfVftlfi «s!■ Vi m T ' WMfl rCi I ®K utiA m GOLDBERG-

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