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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8680, 13 March 1914, Page 9

Aulsebrook’s Rose Box Chocolates. Nothing will bring the smile to her face quicker than the name. She knows that every piece of candy in the box will be one long, perfect delight, delicious to taste, good to remember. There’s every kind to choose from— Chocolate Marshmallows Chocolate Peppermints Chocolate Buttercups Chocolate Dolly Vardon Chocolate Chips Chocolate Almonds, Etc., Etc. “ To Suit Every Taste.” You need not fear to buy AULSEBROOK’S. We guarantee perfect freshness. CHRISTCHURCH. 2

For Coughs and Colds, never fails. Is 6d- Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. That there are two points from which even the simplest of matters may be viewed is made manifest by this interesting conversation. _ She: “Oh, hear the gay song of the birds I” He: “Yes. I suppose the poor little beggars have to amuse themselves somehow!” Coke of Norfolk, who eventually went to the Lords as Earl of Leicester, was furious when threatened with a knighthood. After an attack on the Prince Regent’s life in 1817, Coke was chosen to present him with an address from the Norfolk Whigs. The' congratulated him heartily on his escape, but concluded by beseeching him ;o “dismiss from his presence and council those advisers who by their conduct :ad proved themselves alike enemies to the Throne and people.” On learnng the terms of the proposed address, the Regent, who knew that Coke valued his position as commoner above everything, declared, “If Coke enters sv presence I shall knight him.” When this threat was reported to Coke, he replied, “If he dare try to knight me, I swear I’ll break his sword.”