COSINESS NOTICES A lost pair of gloves are advertised for. A staunch trap horse is advertised for. Advertiser hits a seagrass pram for sale. Collinson and C'uiminghame, Ltd., announce to-day a Sale, with startling values. Leaders mil find their advertisement on page 1 of interest. ,
I'm waiting; still through the waning yeairs, Whilst shadows spread like a mist of tears; Waiting with faith while the fears begin, “Waiting for Ships Which Never Come In!” Out on lone cliffs by the harbour bar, Watching and waiting for sails afar; Drenched and weary, with chills to endure, Sustained 'by Woods’ Cireat Peppermint 'Cure. —23.
Two Ricearton women who visited the Canterbury Winter Show one afternoon received a shock when they returned home. They had gone to the show in the afternoon, in the belief that their house would be safer at that time from undesirable bailers than at night. Wihen they reached home they found that the whole place had been turned upside down, and a large amount of crockery in the house had been wantonly smashed.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume L, Issue 3990, 27 August 1929, Page 2
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175Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Manawatu Herald, Volume L, Issue 3990, 27 August 1929, Page 2
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