THE MAN IN THE STREET SAYS—

Alexandra Herald and Central Otago Gazette, Issue 1691, 19 June 1929, Page 5

THE MAN IN THE STREET SAYS—

That the new golf links were opened on Mr Butcher's property at Poolburn last week. • % That several players from different parts of the district spent 4. most enjoyable day on the links. That if there" is fire where there is smoke well John Leamy will have a warm winter. That the new residence has in one room two fire-escapes and a door—evidently provision has been made in the event of a night raid after hours. That taking into consideration the size of the family the bed appears slightly out of proportion. That Naylor Brothers, Matakanui, are forming a new road into their residence—apparently they have no faith in Moth planes. That the professor of languages, whilst removing his furniture, etc., to his new residence with the aid of one lorry and two cars, has full power to further his vocabulary.

That the boss of the house is not as green as the colour of the roof. That the dry spell was broken during the week-end when Bill's baby was well and truly christened with a mixture of champagne and English stout.

That now the carrot case has been finally settled, readers will be able to concentrate their thoughts on corned beef for a change.

That Fred Wilson.'s vocal number was greatly appreciated at Mr Leamy's house warming. That the Fruitlands Welfare League dis-approve of local residents not observing the Sabbath.

That the shiek's furrier is now visiting the district, and will be pleased to renew old acquaintances. That there were about 200 cars ,at the sale yesterday at Chatto Creek.