If it is true that misfortunes never come singly, what about good luck, as the father of triplets casually remarked to a sympathising doctor ? The other day Mr. T. Wallen, of the Doubtless Bay cable station staff, was married to an estimable and eotafortably-provided-for lady. Next day, his own oable brought him the gratifying news that he had won the first prise of £6,000 in Tattersall’s sweep on the Metropolitan Handicap. After all, what better luok could a man with for in one week than the bride of his choice and an unexpected prize of £6,000. Mr. Wallen’s luok is evidently in.—“ Observer.” Dr. Scatchard, who has purchased Dr. Reekie’s practice at Kaitaia, is a recent arrival from England, where he had lat-, terly been living in retirement owing to/ ill-health, consequent upon a DerioU/df residence in/Sierra Leone, wheiWlie filled various government positions kif trust.
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Northland Age, 27 September 1904, Page 2
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145Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 Northland Age, 27 September 1904, Page 2
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