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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 257, 9 March 1917, Page 1 (Supplement)

THE C.I'ITLY (OX^'IENCE. I'mhrt i!as on the whole mvhi to lxv. i v criniina! •.>rt ot tiling,?!; i l ' fact. many po jj;1o look u;«i;i an iinil.te'la hi nil -!i tne same way as they iinnn the pro im • »; morphia fi* • tuo <lrll<_r fiend. This 's tile story of li-own am! t'l ■ 11 111': I! :1. Of er-ursn. it rainiiiL'. it wouldn't I'l- .'in umbrella r.tory if it .va-n't and isrow 11 stood sheltered m m doorway. I'rc.-ontiy a palestri in with an 1:111-"•i-.i]>.isc<l. and thinking that li«> miiilil I".' jroint; in hU ur • tion. Hi own . ' f -av, whero ar<> yoo v..in;: t'• >:• i n:hre!la r" V. * *■1:1 a '.vnrd toe loan with thr> ':)•]»<•] r.hriu>t'-\ handed tlv run-;i:\)ti tor to Hro*vi and hurried on! WHEN* HE I.KIT. A prominent man railed to eondo'f with p lady en tho death of li« r huehand, and concluded l>y saying, "Did h<i leave yenr much?'' " N*-tarty every night," w it* tho rrplv.