EARLIER NIGHTFALL One sign of Winter, is not unwelcome to the home-lover. A LEISURELY TEA. a pipe over the paper, a bit of wireless, some congenial chatter, a modest supper- -and so to bed! Not bad, after a day’s work. AND if one’s chair be really easy, and one’s mattress soft and springy—so very much the better. THEY WILL BE if Nees made them.* , WORKS AND SHOWROOMS, CORNER HANOVER STREET AND ANZAC HIGHWAY. Late Night Friday. , —Advt. Rigs are the only live stock to show an increase in England during last year. They increased by 276,400, while sheep fell in number by nearly 700,000.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20710, 7 May 1929, Page 9
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