Old King Cole.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXII, Issue III, 16 January 1904, Page 12

Old King Cole.

Now old King Celt' was a jolly old soul, A jci.y <>ld Fvtil was lie? He •>ll uted” a bottle of RASPBERRY SYRUP - And called f< r his fiddlers three. New c\< »y tiddler had a fine fiddle—* A wry fee liddlc had lie— Fiddle-didule-dee— said the fiddlers three, If “RASPBERRY" it’s going to he— F< r flavour ran there's no compare — .WHITTON E, STEVENSON, & CO.’S for .i. wc.

Now old Klug Cole was a jolly old s' ul — A jelly old soul was lie — We’ll have CRYSTAL JELLIES in their darby-kellies - - And In called for his harpists three. Now every harpist bad a line harp— A jolly fine harp had he—-“Twang-Twaug-Twang— Go hang,” said the harpists—“Flddli diddle ih c," suld the flilillcro thr.e. If “JELLIES" it’s going to be— For flavour rare, there’s no compare—--IVIHTTOME, STEVENSON, & CO.’S for t me.

Now Ohl King CcF was a jelly old soul — A jolly old soul was lie. He called out loud for a LIMEJUICB straight, And he called for his Flautists three. Now every flutist had a fine flute, A very fine flute had he-— “Fhite-Fhite-Flute,” Oh Flute, said the flutists—-“Tv.ang-T'wang-Twaug—Go hang.” said the harpists-“Fi<l<lle-<lld<llc-<Jce,” said the fiddlers three— If "LIMEJUICE” It’s going to be— For Cavour rare, there’s no compare— WHITTOME, STEVENSON, & CO.’S for i_ me. ~ , , .» . . .

Then Old King Cole—this jolly old sou!—. He rose and he said, said he— I agree with the flutists’ Flute—--1 endorse the harpists’ Twang-Twang-Twang— I side with the fiddlers, fiddle-diddle-dec—* If a “BRAND” it’s going to be—> There’s none so rare as can compare—* WHITTOME, STEVENSON’S the BRAND.