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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 10612, 10 June 1920, Page 6

DOG TRIALS AT MARTON PER PRESS ASSOCIATION* MAIiTON. Juno 8. . Sheepdog trials to-day produced large on t rios. Itosults : Short Head aud Yarding,. 250 yards— C. S. Hay's (Masterton) William Wallace. 51 points, 1. Time, Omin 12-Jsec; T. Leahy’s (Waitotara) Star, 50 points, 2; time Smin llsec; L. K. Manson’s (Takapau) Moss, 49 points, J ; time llruin ssec; Leahy’s Bob, 44 points, 4; W. G. Gray’s (Christchurch)- Boss, 5.

Mrs Tone Suzuki, of Japan, is described as the richest woman in the world, with an estimated fortune of from thirty to forty million pounds. She owns most of the shores in the (feat firm of Suzuki and Co., which controls' the steel industry of Japan, a fleet of sixty steamships, and has interests all over the world. 4 Napoleon’s hniidw.rit.intf was so illegible that his letters from Germany to Josephine were at first taken for rough maps of the seat of war.

rest. No section of the community can lack controversy on the matter. There is too much flabby talk. All that is wanted is to reverse it. We want hard thinking, hard work, and hard money.” (Applause.) At the conclusion of his address Professor Murphy was enthusiastically applauded, Mr H. F. von Hnnsf, complimenting him on his stylo and clarity, and on his illumination of such a stirring address.