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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7028, 17 January 1910, Page 2

in. a house in Switzerland was' traced to .a spider, whose web had connected two wires. .•■■-. '.'"'•'.- ' That venerable scandalmonger, the Countess of Cardigan, is herself the subject of a very tart story told in connection with Lady Egerton of. Tatton. Some. time, in the:'"sixties",'.it .is said Lady. Cardigan had been' "taken 1 up"— anonymously—by Lady. Egerton at Spa, where both ;drank the waters, ■'. When' the- great lady,-' who'l"'"alwaya'.',,.u'tered whatever came into her leaving to return to England, the lessrespected peeress went to. see. her off. Lady Egerton embraced her,', saying, with' deep 'pathos' in her voice, "Good-bye, good-bye, my dear—l .shall .never see you again. • :' The' answer was, '1 ; "Why, 'we both'■live in London '.[" and the retort, "Ah,, but that isi , quite a. different thing/':; . ~_',, ■, ;■■' ■_,.,- . "■■■ .; ■' V?bode* - Great'-, Peppermint Cure > for Conghs acd Colds never fails. U 6d tnd 2s 6d. • * The cost of the Caledonian Canal exceeded £19.0C0 'a.' mile.: ...:....■

As the; Orders roll in The Barrels roll but £Hir HAD EVERYWHERE Sole Bottlers for Wellington District E. T. TAYLOR & fcO-, 32 Coiirtenay Place.