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NZ Truth, Issue 99, 11 May 1907, Page 3

BtiHclcenburg is not beefy enough, in|the opinion of- the' Oriental Club's, wiseacres, for- their senior combination, and this circumstance meant an "Irish rise"'for the white-haired boy. who, however, wasn't having: any of this, kind of treatment. He has elected to try his fortunes with the "Jimmies," and they ate to be congratulated upon securing such a valuable recruit. t ;', , ■ The following pub!^ announcement was paraded m the/doorway of a certain Christ-Church Stationer, m Lower H'i-g-h-streot, the other day, on a two foot/sq'uU-re^ p&steboard, ift the usual -'hveah rubber type fashion as an ind'jjoem'en V for people to patronise his estaftlifiiimcnt:— "The reason I can sell/ cheaper than anyone else. is because T am a bachelor, and no need to make largje profits for the maintenance of wife and family. It is 'nbw my 'duty to puiblicly announce: that 'I .am- about to get married, when this offer will be withdrawn. They therefore will do v_*ell to make their purchases at. the old prioes."-