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Observer, Volume XXX, Issue 39, 11 June 1910, Page 24

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— §rkv>HoaY.- Facts too flimsy. «■ ff&F. h. S. (Camb.idge).-Air right. Next week. *Kr*. p. (Rotoraa) -Yes, if you send the facts Pf/rfoug. v Itv-TOFU (Whangarei). -A very neat yarn. 'nit <■ Thanks - ( S* for the hint. Will be acted IEA upoot *f possible IS Jauah -It's a matter that you'll have to i)i- \ decide for yourself. ' ' %A< aschib L.—That sort of yarn is enough to $A . $ye even a respectable spider the hiccoughs. Efr' k'R B (New PiVmouth). -If you send us ] bS 'any more of your verse we wUI call tne & ' police. Wefee^faint if" Ahti-HUMBUO— Quite agree with you But , **; the troubleis that you can'tput a prohibitive 'A ' tax np»" imported missionaries. t*> TOBY.-Some of the verse fair; but J«u should , fcf'v- uy to get out of an irritating habic of % " splashing unnscessary adverbs about. £'<■ W T—We and your oil painting very handy J *?•- for frightening away unwelcome caller. r.'' We bL™ already slain three canvassers with #' itf r J. B. F. M. — What's the sense of writing a ? f. noem to tell peopl* that trees are green and i- 1 - V . •"'" poem to explain that canned salmon is cold f r»xn inKNTiTY—The only local memorial to *" thelato rarher Walter Macdonaldl that we , P know of i.the ironraUing round St. Bene- # 9*- dteFs Church There may be aaother,,but 'V, we are not aware of it. ' rr, - , /' ■ ———^™