THE LADIES' PAGE.

Otago Witness, Issue 2210, 9 July 1896, Page 43

THE LADIES' PAGE.

By TSmmemfe.

The world win tad— lhc g&rden hi • wild, And man, tbo Hermit, tithed, till woman smiled, — Caupbill.

Bmmcllne will bo pleased, to recelre letters from coKMjwrodenHi on my -matter of. interest to them, »ud, to reply thromh ths medium of this p»ge, the norn d« plamo only or the oorreiipo&enti-' to* bs published. Letter! to be addreucd " EmmtllM." ova of th* Editor.

■ ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. ' ' Amiga.— l am glad you like the idea of the music list", and thank ; you for writing to say so: ' I will give prices of books, whenever practicable, with pleasure. Was so glad to sse your writing

again. X., Blenheim.— -Answer posted July 6. Glad to

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