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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XXXV, Issue 4, 29 July 1905, Page 16

At the banquet he was scheduled for an after-dinner talk. But when his time for speaking came his courage seemed to balk ; He felt that if he tried it he should just give up the ghost. And so they skipped his number, but they marked it “quail on toast.”

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Northern Steam Ship Co. (Limited), QUAY STREET, AUCKLAND. NEW PLYMOUTH SERVICE. The s.s. “ Barawa ” leaves Onehunga for New Plymouth every Sunday. Tuesday, and Thursday, connecting with express trains to and from Wellington. Tlie accommodation for passengers is of the highest class. BAY OF ISLANDS SERVICE. A delightful trip along the Northern Coast may be made by the s.s. “Clansman,” which leaves Auckland every Monday evening, returning on Friday morning. The beautiful scenery of the Bay of Islands and Whangaroa, together with the many interesting places connected with the early history of the colony cannot fail to please visitors. The passenger accommodation of the “Clansman” hqs recently been greatly improved and brought up-to-date, WHANGAREI SERVICE. The fine s.s. “ Ngapuhi ” runs regularly to Whangarei, whence a drive of four jniles will bring the visitor to the Soda Water Springs at Kamo. CHARLES RANSON, Manager.