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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1163, 25 July 1912, Page 22

The boy stood on the frozen deck, And wished that he was dead; The wind blew round his naked neck, The rain beat on his head. He caught a cold—a killing cough, And said, “I’m done for sure”; But now he’s well, his cold is off, Through * Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.

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* NEWMARKET HOTEL, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. F. MEYRICK AUCKLAND. CAFE DE PARIS HOTEL, PALMERS.TON* NORTH, Every attention to Travellers. Only" the Best Liquors. J. S. FLETCHER (Late of Empire, Petone.) rpHE EMPIRE HOTEL, GREYMOUTH. Centrally situated between Railway Station, G.P.0., Municipal Buildings, and Wharf. The Empire Hotel offers the travelling public the mostComfortable Accommodation and a Good Table at moderate rates. The Empire being a “free house,” patrons can rely upon getting the very best brands of' Wines and Spirits and Draught and Bottled Ales. Proprietor JAMES S. VIAIL