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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 25 July 1913, Page 3

In the. intervals of breaking it gently to people who wanted tickets for "Drake" on Boxing night that there were no upper circle seats to be had before 1913, the autocrat of the box office at His Theatre was thinking out new plots for, novels and short stories (says the "Daily Express"). His name is Mr Martin Potter, and his third novel, "Life—the Jade," has just been published, with a graceful dedication to Sir Herbert Tree. "I manage to jjrr£te in my spare time in the , eyjenjngs—after eleven, o'clock ot.jsq,". Mr«Po};ter : t*>ld an "Express representative, "jfotr see, I am handing out tickets, or, refusing them, from eleven to eleven, and there are many quiet intervals TRIED A SAMPLE. "Some years ago I was subject to biliousness from'which I could get no reHef.",saya Mr, W. Gv Miller, .grocer,; .Lindfield, N S.'W. "I was, given a. sample of CHmty§rjam's Tablets and in a, few; -How -f tffwr taking them al| traces of ;bi!ioustieSp had cogjftl^teTy"^one: ; Whenever there Jbas been' a recurrence of tthe . trouble I fi&wejjot. immediate relief fjro»-Ohani-;btolamV Tablets." Sold by .aW ?kem- ; ißt«-and storekeepers.*