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Hokitika Guardian, 8 November 1923, Page 3

IT'.XM AXSHI I’ I'KA r. I.OX'DON. Sept. 1, . Sunil' reiuarkahle periorinam'e> with ill.' nun have I’.i'cn accomplished hy Mr 10 Uispin. I 'i Alvaston, Darby, a coaehImilili'i' employed at tlu* railway works. 11,. IN', ordinary ink ami mappinsr pens ami some ot Ins im.A t !i*vr!' ,‘fini'Ts in i'i.ml'■ ress,ml writing delude: - •('ll,. Lord's I’riiU'i- eight times in mir la iinna ." mi t’li’ spar.' occupied by a three-p.'liuv piece. Tim I .ini's I’raver in oitl'nt languages on the spare occupied by a penny. The I.nnl's Prayer ell a piece of paper ■Oni. lomx that ran he passed through the eye ill an ordinary sewing needle. The first chapter of Oenesis i more i!»;m SO ‘ AVt.tnls) on a piece <>f paper tin* sj•/..• t»! ;i posUiLif '•tamp. A report ol the ( ha l ies" ort h eonspira■ v ease, about O.I'KK) words, on a post c:i nl. Mr 1} isfiii regards the writing of the 0.(1150 words of the C’harlcsworth ease report as his masterpiece. It took him 3liotirs. ■’ Nothing erpials 'XA/,()I. for puttine colds, coughs and influenza to rout. Inhale or toko it on sugar; Is 6d for f.O doses