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NZ Truth, Issue 438, 15 November 1913, Page 8

An All-round Cure. — Bobby I bin 'avtn' chilblains, an mo mother made mo* put mo feet In wilt it ml -vnter to urden •cm.— Hilly: Ah «»■<»? Well, I've bin pJaytn' truant. H I go ruund t<) your ■■*«»« <4xou fink yer muwcr ? tid let me »lt m lhn.l wilt an' water ? Oul*ide tho ordinary omploycrH #\l»o were directly responsible for thw cirlltc. no nwn ban conio Jn for moro adverse criticism than the crfitvchjlo workers' frlsnd, Rob Fletcher. .Vot opck, }iyi a doxon i\m*». %v«« th«? ivmark lu-atJ. "Mis. name. .Is mud! Walt till no su»t him In Wellington Cuntm) ne*t y*-ar'.' W f hai In me 'matter with Hotx anyr.ovv? Ik he hnvlnjf revengtj on Torn V* >unsf nnd his erowtl for tuminj: Mm down lout election? It U.ok« mighty lik»< n. •Turn down' U c«rtnlnly' wax. T.'n» nlKht before the ftr*t ballot promU«>s were exchanged that whichever eandldatc pot into the second «trusr«il« vvllh Dahn Flßht-T. ht» b\\V* of tho ether's votes slould £?« thni way •-that YounK w.vk toFletcher or Fletcher for YoiniJt, ,»n u>e day of the second f^H-if, however, de «plt<' all burcnln*. '■.'■muny and h!? | friends «\vun« rounl for Dsh.i. und put ; "S<jufir<s Deal BIH" In, H sf«-nu* n* ii they were now rcapJn« their reward.