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Waikato Argus, Volume V, Issue 321, 30 July 1898, Page 3

A gooil forgcttery is a happier .possession than a good memory. .Several head of cattle from Kuwa are impounded at Te Awamutu. Mr VV. J. Hunter advertise fresh sa'es for Hamilton and Te Awamutu. For Influenza Take Manning's Eucalyptus Cougn. Mixture, Price, la 6d and 2s Gd per bottle. Additional entries are announced for the sale at the Hamilton Auction Mart this afternoon. From files to hand by the last mail we glean that a remarkable curious aud unexpected outcome of the war, from a social point of view, has been the number of weddings which have taken place, and which are directly attributed to the outbreak of hostilities. Indeed, weddings are almost epidemic in New York, and in view of the exigencies of the moment they are known as "hurry" weddings. People who had not arranged to marry until the autumn, have beeu married in the spring, and instances have been raoorded where a bridegroom being ordered off at short notice to join the fleet has telegraphed to his fiancee to join him at Key "Wtst where the ceremony has beea performed.