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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume VI, Issue 12, 31 January 1905, Page 4

A nice woman is one who says good- ' morning with a smile, and good-night with a blessing. i A nice woman is one who is evenly pleased with the weather—that is, the temperature does not affect her temper, and when the sky rains water she does not shower tears and groans everywhere. 1 A nice woman is one who can eat what ' is set before hi r, wear the clothes she possesses, and do both with amiability j and without envy. A nice woman is one who sees the niceness in you and me and all the rest of the world, and as she oblitarates our : faults she makes us try to do it too. I A man said that his idea of a nice wo- / man one who was charmed with* what be said, and paid very little atient on io the things he did. That’s the nice woman. What has Mary, Queen of Scots done i that she should have “pomes ” like hurled at her memory : — Though many may cavil at your fame, j To me it seems a queen good and true should be— And sadness fal’s upon Jme when your name Is discussed, and your life’s drama Domes to me.