NOTICE. Subscribers or non-subscribers to the Daily Times or Otago Witness, are informed that, until further notice, the EUROPEAN MAIL and HOME NEWS will be sold for lOd each. N.B, The Public aro respectfully requested to support the Trade. JOSEPH BRA ITH WATTE, Newspaper and Periodical Importer, kc., Fleet street (Old Arcade side).
Talking of mist, what is the difference between a falling star and a fog?— One is missed in heaven, and the other is mist on earth. A widow once said to her daughter, “When you are at my age it wi'l be time enough to dream of a husband.” “ Yes, mamma,” replied the thoughtless beauty, for|the sccond|timc.”
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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2180, 3 May 1870, Page 2
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110Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2180, 3 May 1870, Page 2
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