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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3266, 11 July 1911, Page 4

ABSTRACT OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Loan proposal—Waiapu County Council. Tenders, Eo torua-Gisborne Railway. Meeting, Retailers' Association. Motor lamp lost. Notice —Gisborne. Hospital. Notice of poison laid. Oyster bottles wanted. Bush to let. Reliable shepherd wanted. Wanted, a nursemaid. A housemaid wanted. Wanted, a fencer. Nursery governess wanted. Wanted, scrubcuttera. Camp cook wanted. Wanted, a female cook. Married couple wanted. Wanted, a nursegirl. Nurse-housemaid wanted. ... Wanted, a cook-general. Meeting, residents Ormond. A waitress wanted. Turanganui Bowling Green—Annual meeting. • . . , Lost, black cocker spaniel dog.

“My little experience of life is this—that the secret of happiness is to have a sufficient multitude of worries. The man who lias no time to dwell on his worries can he a perfectly happy man.” —The Bishop of Manchester, at the annual meeting oi the Southwark Diocesan and South London Church Fund, at Westminster. Lord Bra a soy announced his conversion to votes for women at a suffrage meeting held at Hastings, with Lady Brassey in the chair. He said he had found sitting on the fence very ' comfortable, and he could no longer ci:ffer from his dear wife.