YOUTH LIVES ON
Mr William Kershaw of Oldham docs not let his days go useless away. The other day he was very busy. He got up very early, for he had a number of letters to acknowledge, which he did in his firm, copperplate hand. Then he had a good breakfast, climbed a hill 1000 feet high, dug a big hole in the garden and filled one up he had made the day before. Then he did a little playing on the fiddle, had another walk, came home and sat down with his family to celebrate, his 90th birthday.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 27 May 1940, Page 9
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