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Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2444, 10 March 1888, Page 2 (Supplement)

Thk largest apple is not always the mosl toothsome.

"A" asks "hows to remove paint?" We have fnund that a ooat sleeve will take a good deal of it off.

At Lambeth Police Court, a man, said to be well known, came before his worship and stated that some weeks before on his way home he mot a young woman on or near Vanxball Bridge. Hβ Efot into conversatine, and became enamoured of her. Thny kept up thoacquainUncc, and he took her homo. He proposed marriage, which she at once agreed to, and finally they were made man and wife, Hho wont on well for some litHo timo, ho providing her with good clothing, &c. Recently upon returning homo, he found she had disappeared, and then ho ascertained she had taken with her some £70 in gold, as well as jewellery and clothing. The magistrate said ho was afraid he qould not help the applicant in tho matter, as the woman was his wife. Tho police authorities have sinco had the matter in hand, but have been iinablo &o trace the runaway wjfo ar the property.