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Hokitika Guardian, 4 August 1924, Page 3

\N KI.KC'TH)N I'UKIMtTKD. Mr S. 0. Smith was iK-cliirinjr in tlio II mi so that lleform ha.l not at that lime put a momhor up 1(1 n 'l • ln l.oailor ui tho Opposition. Tlu>. lion Mr. Xosworthy: Vou "ill "ot a sou'wester soon. " Mr Smith : You will .net more than „ sou'wester next olootion. One of ,|, UM . |,n, blasts whirl, blow t broil fill Canterbury a ill happen alone amt the honoUrahlo tiontleman will he pohtnallv sintioil.

A voting married woman, gcvmg evtlettee for the prosecution at the Aiitkand Supremo Court on I upday. <>'l not remember the date of her m.n- , ia-e. In reply to questions by counsel ”ior the defence she stated that -he was married this yea-', hut »'» 1 not recall the month of the day. Mi .In-tite Stringer expressed some .sniprise. ”1 suppose you will rcinemher u tiexl vear. and remind your husband, remarked his Honour >’ Kvent i.ally the pattern eol tl -Indgt became exhau-t.nl, and the witness was ordered to go to her home w.tn a police constable in order to procure her matringc lines. She departed, weeping, necompanied by the "tan m him. •» speculation was rife in the body ot th, Court as to whether or not the w.tne-s was reallv married, states the Aiick--1„ll(l “Star.” However, after an ahsettee of just over half an lm.tr she teturned with the marriage eiiti u.iu. which was handled to the .Imlge. • by couldn’t you tell us the date hetou and save all the trouble? he queued, hut the lady only smiled. Counsel remarked that it was certainly an . s t.mishingly had memory.

LONDON, Aug. A. Arrival. —At Colon. Kalonio. Depart Montevideo, Port Victor,