Jfoepis <be>efc>. *an,3, one ' of ' ija ( Wyes queenless, sent an' otder to Welwyn, .the nearest, town , to. bis father's testate ''at ■jaat'fi^d)for'a' M q lU(Bon'!a9lkin^1 U(Bon' ! a9lkin^ also'tp bb informed of , the 1 probable', time of.'^ta arrival! Tlbe parcel was duly sent ott'by the next train, accompanied by awire — " The queea will arrive by the 3.30 this afternoon." When the young beekeeper 1 reached, the station he found the place thronged with people. The telegraph' clerk had jumped to the conclusion that her Waiepty was paying a sudden visit to Hatfiela, f a'nd as he was unable to keep such an important telegram to himself, the news' spread like wildfire. Great was the disappointment of the people when they discovered that the only queen that arrived , was, carried off in a Jittle box in the owners waistcoat pocket.
Found, — A saving of 25 per cent, by nsing 'Mullens' Pure Unblendod Ceylon Tea. .-Ask your- grocer for the redan.d blue label, and don't be put off with inferior brands.— Advt, '
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 10707, 2 September 1896, Page 2
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169Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 Taranaki Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 10707, 2 September 1896, Page 2
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