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Northland Age, Volume 3, Issue 14, 5 January 1934, Page 10

At the Last Moment LATEST LONDON MARKET We ere indebted to the Knitiiia Dairy Company for the following latest Home Butter niarket report received this morning (Friday), Market weak. N.Z. 65/-,to 66/Australian Danish—92/Making Sure Little Doris was lunching at a restaurant with her fond aunt. For her sweet course she chose cherry pie, and afterwards pushed the stones on the side of her plate and counted them. “I see, according to your fruit stones, that you are going to marry a rich man,” said auntie, after the girl had finished counting. “Yes,” replied little Doris, “but I had to swallow two of the wretched little things to do it.” * * * * Unexpected Mr. Smith was holding forth at the dinner table about the inconsistency of women. “These girls who protest they are never going to marry!” he said. “Why, everybody knows they will belie their own words at the first opportunity.” Mrs. Smith kept a discreet silence. “Why, Mary,” he continued, “I heard you say you wouldn’t marry the best man alive!” “Well, I didn’t,” said Mrs. Smith, with a smile.

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