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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 381, 22 February 1908, Page 1

| ONLY A BALL. AN inflated rubber bladi bfflstic heap of wind, A plaything for the girl the boys. You’re a pin pripk in youi it’s let out all your gas You’re no longer to be clas their toys. Once you were bright and s the paint and all was n And the youngsters would you ail da)\ But now you’ve been 'disc your wind bag’s had a : You’ve got dirty, and'yot passed away.' I would not be a ball—a 1 1 cap of wind— But something more substai ■ made. Something with an inside, with some rim, Something of a pin prick no May be the wound will heal, again be strong, And your past will not d your fall. Strive to be more useful, it some good And be looked upon as more than—ball; __ —MORE Refreshments Afternoon Tea l\/rESDAMES R. ItX and SULLIY the public that they 1 over Mrs Bradcock 1 ment rooms, which specially fitted up foi venience of patrons, supplied at all hours, tea, coffee, or cocoa. CHOICE SELECTION < SONABLE FRUIT , confectioner: A Trial Solicited, Our « premie*' uRi .A9SAI.».OtHEI TO •Ver MOUNSEY & Corner Rangitikei Line and Palmerston, T> RODUpERS of all kiac JL Farm and Orchard Pi depend on getting the higl prices obtainable on all go< for sale, and account sales ii remitted. Sales Twice a Week—and Saturdays. Outdoor sales undertaken Pigs and Poultry a Sp] Bankers s Union Bank of Aui Telephone P.Q The foxton BUTCHERY, Main Street, Fox C. T. EASTON, PROP, begs to notify the public and surrounding district but the primest of ioin