This gre-iin; iikvs uitli merry chimes To bring you the best of cheer Wishing you joy a thousand times To last all the davs of the year. “OLD GRAN. ’
May gifts of the fairest, The richest and rarest, Be freely bestowed upon you. And joys without measure, Bring gladness and pleasure To-day, and all the year through. "HUT’S BACHELOR.’
Once more the (Tiristmau hrTtf ring out Their song of gladness and goodwill, And mingled with their chimes 1 send A wish that joy your life may fill. *HUT’S UNCLE’.’
Thousands of folks will say it, And many of them to you. But no one more sincerely Than I am wish you Merry Christmas. “HASBEEN.*
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 305, 24 December 1937, Page 11 (Supplement)
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