MINISTER’S KISS.
LONDON, .lime *2O “To kiss or riot to kiss’’ was a fpiestion that caused an amusing incident at the Primitive .Methodist Con fore nee at Shedield yesterday. Kaeli morning th«‘ president, the IJev S. Horton, has greeted with a kiss little oil'ls who have presented a bouquet to him. and yesterday morning when a you no wontitn, nearly as tall ns. him sc* 11, handl'd hint a hunch ot llowcrs, Mr Horton hesitated whether to give a similar salute. The delegates broke into laughter, which became more boisterous when someone exclaimed : “Take the plunge. The president, joining in the laughtoi, said: “I have been accustomed to kiss the voting ladies up to a certain age, but my wife is in the gallery. (A voice: “Never mind!” and loud laughter). The president, smiling at the young woman, remarked: “I should like to kiss vuu,” and immediately gave the blushing gild a hearty kiss amid loud el eers and much laughter.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 August 1921, Page 4
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161MINISTER’S KISS. Hokitika Guardian, 27 August 1921, Page 4
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