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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 5, Issue 156, 17 March 1916, Page 3 (Supplement)

M IST 1!R CAITIOI'S. When the train camp to a stop an antiijiie-lookinj: dame thrust her head out of the window opposite the refreshment room and briefly Minuted, "Sonny !" A hrifiht-lookinji hoy came up to the window. "Little hoy." she said, "have you a mother '' "Yes, ma'am.'" " Do you love her ?" " ViVj ma'am." "Do you eo to school. dear " Yes, ma'am." "And are von iaithfii! to your stud'.e« ; " Yes, ma'am.' "Do you say your prayer- every nijjlil Y' " V. s, ma'am." "Can I tni~t you tn do all errand for iiM'-'' " Ye., ma'am." " I th nk I can, 'mi,'' said the kind 1.-ily. looking; steadily do« n oil the manly lace. "Here is a penny. (let lie; nil apple, lteiuenilier. (!od sees you.