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Hokitika Guardian, 9 November 1923, Page 3

Ti:r question i>i 1 1 : 1 1 was the iilfiil weight i.r a Kit lamb "as hriellv tli--,l jh the Wiiiisiii'ii Agricultural A-s.neiut.iou's 1 1 uet iI m ('■ays the Heii.l.l" 1. It "a- staled that opinions of judges t!iii ‘M eil < oitsiiiet alVly, hut when it i-ante to a matte, of a buyer selectins' u, a paddoek he invariably took the hie one-. It "a- Generally agreed that 1 1 mu To to 7<* pounds live "eight "as tile most acceptable. ■•ruder petticoat government' "'a> the phrase applied hy the official assignee. Mr W, S. I'isher. at Auckland, lo the dileiniua in which a bankrupt found lnmseli "ilh his partnei. a diveiife. and her daughter. Bankrupt said the pair had rmii-ed to tlo am work for him for ahum three "oeks. in fact they were " orknig nearby, hut they eoiitinued to live in his place and eat hi, food. ‘'And I didn't quite know li 1 could stun them." hankrunt .anie-sed in a helni-ss tone, whereat Ins creditor' siniled nreadD . •‘This game was played on the toll'd'stones a generation or >o njio. was it net?" queried Mr V. K limit. S.M.. in tin- Atlekland duveidlc Court on Saturday morning "hen tour hoys appeared t.» plead guilty to having engaged in a game oi pitch and toss at tie Western l ark. It was staled (sa\s the ■'SraC’t that a few coppers and suite silver had keen staked. "Don't do it " i;n and I'll give you a chnnee. said His JYorship, who asked the city miss.oner to give the kids a leeiure on the error of their "ttys, ■■'ion know a lot more about doing that sort of thing thtn I do, Mr (’aider, !1 observed the M agist rat v with a smile,