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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1777, 16 June 1913, Page 6

To breeders who have not yet engaged in the work of making large rccords, we say it is the great chanco of a lifetime, and the shortest and surest road to success in the development of your herds. —"Hoard's Dairyman."

For Chronio Chest Complaints, Woods' Great' Peppermint Cure, Is. 6d.* When concluding his address at the prize-giving ceremony at the Auckland Diocesan High School for Girls, Mr. A. M, Myers, M.P., commented upon the evil effects resulting from the reading of 6tupid books of fiction. Too much fiction, ho said, enervated tho mind and filled it with foolish views of life. Ho urged the girls to abstain from reading frivolous books which absorbed time that should bo devoted to perusing good literature and masterpieces which had stood the test of time. The girls should take as their motto the advice of the philosopher who said it' was better to read an old book three times than to read threo now books- once.

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