Messrs. W. and G. Foyle, Ltd., the well-known London booksellers, have received a letter from a woman in Canada who, asks if they hove any book that would tell her how she could make her husband love her and be as true to her as when they first got married. A minor smuggling dodge to which the customs arc now “wise,” is to place the contraband expensive cigars, certain kind of jewellery, scents, etc., into a fair-size book hollowed out in the middle. The book is bound with a web strap and carried in the hand. Low necks and short sleeves arc now' forbidden to the women • clerks in the German Financial Department. Permission to a tenant of one of their new houses to keep racing pigeons has been refused ay Udmonton Urban District Council,
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Wairarapa Age, 7 May 1924, Page 2
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