aristocratic: w-t callous PARENTS. A family of famous lineage, who trace their forbears back through twenty-two generations, were recently blessed with twins. Although the offspring are conceded to be perfect, specimens of their race, the astounding announcement is made that the twins are to be sold and prices have been fixed. The largest of the twins, named Hudson, is offered at the astonishing price of four hundred and ninety-five pounds, while his brother, named Essex, can be purchased for two hundred and ninety-five pounds. The Dominion Motors, Ltd., are acting in New Zealand for the parents.—Advt,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19910, 31 March 1928, Page 15
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