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Temuka Leader, Issue 1816, 15 November 1888, Page 4

An Order-m-Council in the Gazette notifies that sheep may be introduced by sea from ports in the colony without inspection, except sheep from the Marlborough, Nelson, Waikawau, and Miranda sheep districts. It is related of the well-koown divine, Dr John Brown, of Haddington, that lie courted seven years without summoning up courage enough to take a ki is, much less to pop the question. At length, while walking out one moonlight night, he ventured to say to his beloved • “Janet, nia woman, we’ve gane thegither noo for eight years, and I never had a kisa yet.” “ Weel, John, it’s just because you never asked it.’ “Will I get ane the noo?” “ Ay, twa if ye like I” Having obtained permission, his next difficulty was to avail himself of it. At length, folding his hands together, he said serious!}' : “For what we are about to receive may the Lord make us truly thankful!” After the deed was dona he said, “Ah, Janet, that’s graun’,” And pronounced the benediction, ’

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