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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 6, Issue 289, 3 July 1917, Page 2

(adyt.) SEHSATION IN PUKEKOHE Crowds in Street. Police to Protect Children. This afternoon a surging multitude gathered in front of Gallagher, Howe and Moore's promises to view the display of Ironmongery offered for sale at below cost by this enterprising firm. Messrs Gallagher, Howe and Moore aro going to clear all their stock of Household and Builders' Ironmongery which they took over when purchasing the premises from Mr Uomrie and will not restock any of those lines, which will be sold rsgardloss of cost (seo windows). Wo would suggest that Gallagher, Ilowe alul Moore have the police to protect the children from being crushed when springing another such surprise on the public.

I've been duped, jilted, left in despair, By a frivolous g'-lio with golden hair She said she'd he mine, she's taken me down, \nd we 1 a fat-headed; down named Brown. I've a cold in my lungs and a cold in my head ; I've a broken heart, and ought to bo I'm living for spite, and to m.ike life sure, I'm taking Woods Great Peppermint Cure.