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NZ Truth, Issue 107, 6 July 1907, Page 4

It was more likely a woinra's jawbone that Samson wielded so mightily m days agone. Sample of Salvarmy blasphemy at the street corner: "Friends, the proof of the pudding is the eating thereof, so come along to the barracks and try Jesus." Cn one ferry steamer m the North Island may be found the following :— "The chairs m the cabin are for the ladies. Gentlemen are requested not to make use of them till the ladies are seated)." The custom of counting the numbers on tram tickets as a crib hand is what the usual tram traveller dae9 and the enterprising firm of Duncan and Macintosh, Manners-street, offer to purchase each week the' best crib band,, and each month the best poker hand brought to their store. An advertisement appears m this issue. When people say that boycotting the Chow is useless it does not come amiss to point out the fact that m Carterton, where a boycott has existed'fov ."■•omc time, the Chow, is slowly Itvvin- the district ; but ihr' worst feature is they come to Wellington where there is ao .fooyeotfe