THE MAN IN THE STREET SAYS-

Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 1630, 11 April 1928, Page 5

THE MAN IN THE STREET SAYS-

That a farmer out of his union is a farmer neglecting his business. That the Alexandra Gaiety Club is likely to be resurrected during the coming winter. That some excellent entertaiuments may be expected if this eventuates. That the first good white frost appeared on Thursday morning. That several members of the local Brass Band journeyed to Roxburgh on Thursday. That the placing of the silent policemen in our streets coused considerable concern. That numerous wild suggestions were advanced regarding the form and position -of these guardians of the traffic law. That the new "Co-op." store has not appeared yet. That Mr T. Sanders's residence is Hearing completion. That it is a very fine building. That the yellow leaves are falling and that winter will soon be here. That wild ducks are plentiful. That there is some talk of getting a reserve. That one or two of the local sports suggested the Manorburn dam as a sanctuary. That during the Easter holidays there was an immense amount of motor traffic on the roads. That we are having 'quite a lot of rain lately with nice warm weather. That the accommodation at the local hotels during the holidays was severely taxed.