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Hokitika Guardian, 16 January 1925, Page 1

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BAX OX VgUSIvV. TOKIO, November 12. A Japanese Home Oflice Committee has reported, alter an investigation into the elleet on children of their parents drinking habits, that it is harmful to the future of the .Japanese race to allow people to indulge in foreign spirits. Regulations are therefore now being drafted by which the importation of whiskv for sale will be forbidden. Japanese will still be allowed beer and the national drink, sake. Complete prohibition in Japan is impossible while the present religious bodies continue drinking sake, the “gift of the gods,’’ which forms an important part of many Imperial rites, temple ceremonies, and the marriage service.

LIFE’S TOO SHOUT. He “A man’s as old as lie feels. She: “A woman’s as old as she looks.” j He; “ Maltoxo keeps me young.” She: “‘.Ualtexo keens me from looking old.” He: “Since we both agree, how about it?” She: “ Yes, let ns order another halfdozen jars. Life s too short to grow old.”

3 I.;iL r .' of pieces nii:l bellies. AN i mess offered accused 21>1 per f'U' |1 cere wool ami 1S(1 for the bellies nml pieces. He paid accused bv open cheque about £7O odd. Witness questioned accused concerning his right to sell, and lie said lie had every right. He remarked that the wool he had under offer was from stragglers. Accused had nothing to say, pleaded guilty and was committed to the Supreme Court for sentence. Bail was allowed as previously.