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Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 375, 16 July 1903, Page 2

one day ; having- doffe'somethingc strictly against borders*;-her mother.said: £ i-^Mjnnie,Xdpja't knqw whatjfchad really ''bfijfcter" '4 ■-.'*": -•? " '•"■"« relief the v- '- 1 -'%S^4,§ l ? d inamma.* ,„ pgfi&ct of sugar at 8& lib cheesi it 'm/gsrst if j||§| 7*6 jj" how"aftich IgivWnfe it is my ; justgoing church, ajsd I used the pirayer-book a beautifully printed, capitally bound little treinitire, ani on the fly-leaf was. writttri: ,if : \Af\ A * If trood King David only could To this old ohorch repair And hear they way the sing his Psalms, Good gracious how he'd swear.' After hearing the Psalms suup, I felt sure the above was in real /earnfest.' ! •; \fi i, i*. % iWsßk . Vi There • jttst may be worth recording. When the Bishop of, Sodor and Man arrived in Melton 'the other day to take part in the Wingfiel<?Markham wedding, he found a carriage awaiting him at the railway station. Eateriag'it at qricejDr.pSsretton sat down with quiet expectation: that the conveyance [ wonld bear him rapidly to his deß&nation.- But it did not lEstesd,:it stocd still, with tbo coachman sitting calmly oh the box.' His loraship, after a ftw momenta inquired the cause. 'My orders were, sir,' said the Jehu, | 'to wait for the Bishop of Sodor and Ma-i I suppose you are the Bishop, sir, and I am waiting for the man * England and her colonies grow enough potatoes for ll£ months of British conb imption.