11 or eyes wore pink, her lips were blue! Don't tiiink me mad! this story's true. Her back was cold—and also hot, .She shivered—and perspired a lot. He gave her ' 'Woods' Great Peppermint Cure," Soon normal was her temperature. Sjhe s better now, and, onlv think, Her eyes are blue, her 'lips are pink! 5 Send your bills-of-lading and invoices to J. J. CURTIS and Co., Wellington, and as soon as the steamer makes port your goods will be ror warded to you in double quick j men a re on the spot, and there s no waiting about in the "lone; room" or hunting, for the "!ai)<!iig waiter" if Curtis dbes your 1 - ;;<! work. Write J. J. Curtis a-.- vo.. Customhouse Quay, Weland prove the nest shipment: A ; oct.
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10256, 7 June 1911, Page 4
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