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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7021, 8 January 1910, Page 14

“LAUGHTER & TEARS. (BY IT BANK MORTON.) A QUITE UNUSUAL BOOK OF VERSE that has been received by the Australasian Press with a Cordial Choi-xis of Praise. THE BULLETIN SAYS: 3le has the gift of happy phrase and the buoyancy of an optimistic outlook on life. The man behind the verse, too, cannot be forgotten. His is a sane and vivid outlook in a drab world, and for him Australasia* should bo thankful. I FIVE SHILLINGS NET I Of any Bookseller, or Direct from the i “Neve Zealand Times” Company, ’Wellington. R. LOW, PATENTEE, MAKER AND FIXES of LOW’S PATENT SHOP FRONTS, Wood or Meted. Shop and Store Fronts Remodelled. Show Cases and Shop Fitt tings. Designs and Estimates. 91, CUBA STREET WELLINGTON. Correspondence Invited. ROYAL BAR ■LOCK STANDARD VISIBLE TYPEWRITER, DOUBLE Keyboard; one key one character; no shift keys. Tabulator for each machine; takes any size carriage up to 27 inches; prints in colours. The latest wordin typewriter invention. Used in the Royal Palaces and by the British Goverment. Standard machine for the New Zealand Government. “'JOHN BULL" (Trade Mart) Carbon Papers and Typewriter Requisites for All Machines. We support British manufacturers in preference to foreign. SECONDHAND TYPEWRITERS all makes), ranging up from £3, RepUirs to all machines. Machines hired out (any mute). Staff of Typists and Stenographers kept for public copying. ROYAL BAR-LOCK AGENCY Lambton quay, Wellington A DELIGHTFUL COOLER 108 this hot weather is the REFRESHING LIME JUICE At Is 2d per bottle, now having such a largo sale at Campbell’s. It’s a real thirst quencher, beneficial to the system, and economical. Campbell’s Groceries tempt both the eye and the palate, and taste good, because they are pure and wholesome. > ■ ’ W. CAMPBELL, 40 and 42, Manners street* . . 293, Cuba street, ; ' . , . 163, Riddiford street, Newtown.’