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Hokitika Guardian, 10 February 1925, Page 2

Aivhhishop Julius sprung ;in affective surprise on Bishop kSprott (Wellington) i\ t Kriday afternoon’s session of the Anglican Cenoral Synod (says the “Otago Daily Times”). The Primate was speaking of the Church of England prayer book, and had just concluded with the remark : “ It would lie unsafe to presume the identity of the I*nited Church of Kngland and Ireland with the Churcli of England. Some people contend that the Church of England and Ireland means the Church of England.” And then turning to Bishop Sprott, he asked: “What do you say. my lord ?” It was an inopportune query, for the Bishop, who was silting on the Primate’s left hand side, was having a ipiiet little dose, and the deathly silence which followed had much the effect of a thunderclap in waking him. The joke was appreciated as iiunii by the Bishop himself as hv the whole house. The housewife sees her smiling face in the iloor when she polishes with liquid “ Tan-ol.” Quick, easy, economical.—Advt.

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porm.K scar tragedy. SYDN’KY. Fot.. 0. A double surf tragedy occurred at Tugoerab. Jolm William Wills, aged 40, end Alice Doyle, aged 23. were carried out. to sea bv a powerful undertow, and despite doterniined attempts at rescue by other surfers, both were d rnwnod. The woman’s body was brought ashore, but fruitless efforts were made to restore animation. The m,aids body wns washed tin later.