It is a popular delueiou to believe that powder on a lady's faco has the same effect aa in the pan of a Jiauekei —assist her to go off. A physician paasing by a etonemaaori's thopbawled out, " Good mornings Mr. D. Hard at work, I see. Ton finish jour gravestones as for is In memory of,' and then wait, I suppose,, to e«e who wants a monument next ?" . . .',' Why, yea," replied the old man, " unless somebody is eick, and doctoring him ; then Igkeop right on."
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New Zealand Herald, Volume V, Issue 1443, 3 July 1868, Page 5
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