Perhaps, she's on the railway I PerhapsVshe's on the sea! Perhaps &he'll go To Jericho, Perhaps she will ! Perhaps &he ■von'*. . But if 6he does or if she don't. I'm glad that I presented to her A bottle of Woods' Great Peppermint Cuvo 20
The annual payment to British sol- I diers in pensions for wounds is only i £16.000. . I Swiss hotelkeepers are the best in ' the world, because they are thnrou<rMy trained in the business. Hotelkeeping , is a profession hereditary in families, and when a boy leaves school he prepares himself for the hotel business, just as he would if he intended to practise rneaicine. He goes into the kitchen of an hotel and serves an apprenticeship there j then he is promoted to the dining-room, and finally graduates into the office, and becomes a steward, a purchasing agent, and a room clerk, taking the different branch- (i es of the business one after another. Then he becomes assistant manager, and. finally reaches the summit of liiff career as manager.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 9305, 4 August 1908, Page 4
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