The Critic
DEFORM-ATION. * # * , MIL Referendum. * . * # ' . j QORDON Coaxed. MEMBERS of next Parliament will have some clearing- up, says a daily. And some members of this Parliament, a clearing out. ## " # DLACKS are the best treated of Aus- • tralian workers, says a paper, Another reverse for the Reds. ** ' * YV7ET with petrol, a Dunedin dog W caught fire and ran through the house. ."Where's that flamin' pup?" » w # MEWS Item: "Fowls starved to death." A foul deed. - * * # ; ' TN an effort to set tne fashion some of our sheiks take the "bun." #*■ m . COMB anti-militarists, think military training is a terror -torial business: # * * ■ MATRIMONIAL: Girls (3) beautiful; domesticated, reliable, young, wish to meet, view matrimony, anything m trousers- 23-30. • "Lovable," News Office. Leap year resolutions taking effect. • »' .. • "Dominion": . "A Londoner, recently discovered n sixpence inside an egg.' The firm who. supplied the egg says that a similar thing occurred 20 years ago." Egg-zackiy.
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NZ Truth, Issue 1199, 22 November 1928, Page 8
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149The Critic NZ Truth, Issue 1199, 22 November 1928, Page 8
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