LATE LOCALS.
The programme for the concert al Riniu on Friday evening in aid of the Catholic School, Rimu, is a very attractive one, and should draw a large attendance. There will be a ball : after the concert. —Advl. “It is remarkable fact,” said Mr. Justice Chapman while summing up in a motor collision case in the Supreme Court at Palmerston North on Friday, “that men who observe many things on the road will fad to observe something equally evident. Some time ago when a number of young men who were being trained as scouts, they were sont on a inarch and instructed to observe everything on their route. The officer who .followed them was a proud man when he afterwards discovered that he alone had observed a certain cow with a variegated tail. He was somewhat disconcerted, however, when it. transpired that’ although he remembered the cow and its exact position he had no recollection of a man Who was looking for the animal, and had actually spoken to him.about
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Hokitika Guardian, 26 February 1919, Page 3
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