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Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2467, 3 May 1888, Page 2

Thkrk seems to bq nothing which a woman enjoys more thai} to stir up the dust in a room and lufc it settle agaii;,

An interesting and unusual incidont — says the Wairarapa Daily — recently occurred during a trip of Mr .Tas. Macara's Forty Mile Bush coach, in tho shape of an addition on route to the world's population. When the coach left Palnatua its sole occupants wero a Maori woman and two Maori men. Upon reaching Eketahuna, Mr Shaw, the driver, found that the number of his passengers had increased, a fourth having been contributed by the Maori matron, giving''birth to a fine hnalthy Upon hearing of the occurrence, M f •}• r l ,|lf, '"> "f the Eketahuna Hotel, came forward and offered to accommodate toe happy mother and her new-born child. They Vi.;rc accordingly both made thoroughly comfnrtahl j iu mine host's snug quarters, and vviien the coach resumed its journey tho mother ivas thriving splendidly, and the du«ky little stranger wrw "as happy as a sa.ud.-boy,"