LIMBHICK BUOo., Central Garage and Service Station 3 ’Phone 100. P.O. Box 45.
The Gramophone “Doctor” is the man to attend to your Phonograph’s \ jtrsS I “indisposition”! He’ll jj make a correct finrAO AA diagnosis of the lir/« trouble and effect y a speedy cure! Here's his address:— Ron. Hutchings E Welpawa Cycle Work*, WAIPAWA. ’Phone 22S S. « Christmas Is Coming! This is just a reminder that your friends will be expecting a CHRISTMAS Q.REETI.VG. Our Selection of A RT PRIVATE Q.REETIXQ OARDS IS BETTER THAN EVER. Call at the “Mail” office without delay and inspect them. YOU’LL BE DELIGHTED. REMEMBER that the Best sell First, and when stocks are exhausted cannot be replaced. PRICES MOST REASONABLE and WIDE RANGE OF SELECTION, So GET IN EARLY!
A LIBEL. The conversation at the dinner table turned on art. “I know an artist who painted a cobweb so realistically on his ceiling: that the maid spent an hour trying to get it down, ’ ’ said one of the guests. “I don't believe it,” retorted another. “Why not?” said the first in a nettled tone. “Artists have been known to do such things.” “Perhaps,” returned the other, “but maids haven't,”
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Waipawa Mail, Volume LXII, Issue 20, 30 October 1933, Page 3
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