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Otago Witness, Issue 3672, 29 July 1924, Page 69

“I think it is monstrous to give policemen tea,” declared a member of the Manawatu, A. and P. Association, when discussing the olaim of a woman for payment for supplying the gatekeepers with tea during the show. He stated (reports the Times) that, the applicant had taken it upon herself to supply the tea and then billed the association, and had finally extended the privilege to the policemen. A cheerful spirit backed by will Sustains and heals thro’ every ill. Complaint ia never worth a dime, 'lhe grouohers suffer ail the time. Cheer up! and don’t expect the worst, All human Ills come hard at first, When winter ailments you endure, Promptly take Woods’ Peppermint Cure. —Adyt.