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AT THE WRONG POLE. Mrs. Bakblox : Oh please sir can you tell us when a tram will stop here ? We've been waiting at this stopping place for three-quarters of an hour. The drivers only laugh at us when we wave our hands. Eminent Citizen : T' is, madam, is not a tram stopping place it is merely a barber's pole.
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Free Lance, Volume VI, Issue 268, 19 August 1905, Page 13
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59AT THE WRONG POLE. Mrs. Bakblox: Oh ■please sir can you tell us when a tram will stop here ? We've been waiting at thi<s stopping place for three-quarters of an hour. The drivers only laugh at us when ive wave our hands. Eminent Citizen : T~ is, madam, is not a tram stopping place; it is merely a barber's pole. Free Lance, Volume VI, Issue 268, 19 August 1905, Page 13
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