A case showing how some people reward honesty came under the notice of a Timaru “Post” representative recently. A young lddy, upon entering one of the bathing machines at Caroline Bay, found a purse left by the previous occupant, and containing £4 in .money, a railway ticket, and a steamer ticket. She informed the caretaker of her find and left her addres-s with him for the information of the loser of the purse. The loser promptly hunted urp the address, and “demanded” tile purse in a tone that clearly indicated her opinion ; of the finder. The young lady bore Avith the insinuations patiently, and ascertaining from the description given that the woman was the owner of the .purse, she handed it over 'with the dignified remark that the return of the purse at least deserved a word of thanks. The woman replied that she “didn’t think so,” and walked off. Public speaker.* and singers like Zymole Trokeys because, when the voice begins to get “foggy,” one dissolved in the mouth will restore the natural conditions.
“With Puriri, please!” Add those words when ordering: whisky—the snap and the sparkle will delight you. - >
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2712, 17 January 1910, Page 7
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191Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2712, 17 January 1910, Page 7
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