A social takes place this evening at St. George's Hall, at which an illuminated address will be presented to Mr. J. Ourric (late town clerk of Grey Lynn) in recognition of bis official services to the borough both when known as Newton and latterly as Grey Lynn. A " saving senso of humour," it is thought, would prevent much of the dyspeptic trouble of modern life. Just so! Tucker's Jelly Crystals produce good humour. " Thanks 1" "Lemon, please!"
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11780, 9 October 1901, Page 7
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