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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19269, 5 September 1924, Page 4

Five desirable new citizens for the dominion arrived in Auckland, en route for Poverty Bay, on Tuesday (reports our correspondent), in the persons of-five Scottish lassies hailing from Edinburgh, all sisters, who, when their father died, decided, to come to Now Zealand to make a new home. Some Scottish people in the city had been advised that the young' ladies would arrive from the south by the Main Trunk train, and, to the delight of the girls, met them at the station, and entertained them right royally till the time their boat was to leave for the East Coast, xne sisters were delighted with the reception they have received in this country, and say that if things come up to their expectations when they get to their destination they will write and advise many others of their countrywomen to" take the long trip where, from what they have seen, there is plenty of room for them. When it was hinted to them that they might get anchored by finding suitable partners for life here, they hoped, if such were the case, they would he men from tbeir own cpuntry. Blink: “The two hens I shut up in ® coOp have laid three eggs.” Blank: “What awfully good ’ sports 1 One must have laid the other two to one.” For children’s coughs and colds th® best remedy is “NAZOL. Agreeable and safe. More economical than mixtures or syrup*. Sixty doses la 6d.—Adrt