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Otago Witness, Issue 3619, 24 July 1923, Page 51

A flower-bed near the Hamilton railway station, recently planted by the Beautifying Society, was robbed of dozens of plants and bulbs last Sunday night (states the New Zealand Herald). The footprints of the vandals were visible the next morning. The society has offered a reward for the apprehension of the offenders. A wireless plant has been installed at tile Waitaki Boys’ High School, and messages are being picked up clearly from America every night The children are drifting to dreamland away, Snuo- in their cots at the close of the day. Chill winds are sighing beneath the broad eaves, Swaying the cedars and swirling the leaves. In the warm inglenook burning logs fall, Spreading quaint shadows on ceiling and wall; Up the wide stairway comes, prim and demure, Nursie with Woods’ Great Peppe’”' , infc (Jure. —Advt.