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Wairarapa Times-Age, 2 May 1938, Page 4

Dark streets with all the mysteries of night, Enshroud in gloom the outcast and forlorn. Dark streets and dreary, silent hours in flight, Where homeless waifs in doorways sigh for morn. Dark streets with stories never to be told, Of shattered hopes and anguish to endure. Dark streets with starving mortals stressed by cold, Each needing Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. . 17

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THE REAL NEW ZEALAND Big May Features of Railways Magazine. “Sailors and Gold-diggers of the Old West Coast,’ by James Cowan. “Backward Glances,” by Ken Alexander. “Orakei—Korako, New Zealand’s Newest Wonderland,” by O. N. Gillespie. “Dream Places,” by Eric Bradwell. “Hey-day of Railway Construction in New Zealand,” by Dr. E. P. Neale. “Historic Dicky Barrett,” by A. J. Waldie. “The Magic Island,” by Nellie Donovan. “The Town of Woburn,” by Leo Fanning. Chats about Books, Sport and Women’s Interests. SIXTY ILLUSTRATIONS. 6d—AT BOOK SHOPS AND NEWS AGENCIES—6d

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