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Bruce Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 51, 28 June 1909, Page 5

"I have been working amongst sheep Tor 50 years/' snicl Mr W. Macara during the hearing of ft sheep case at Core Court last wccki, when the old problem of sound mouths was argued at considerable length, "and after hearing the evidence I am inclined to think I don't know a sheep'a mouth yet." "It is a difficult matter, I suppose," suggested Mr Bowler, "to please everybody on a falling market." "You can't do it," confidently asserted the witness. Mr J. F. M. Frascr, Crown Solicitor, has obtained leave from tho -Justice Department to absent himself from the Dominion for the purpose of making a visit to Australia. Tho department has appointed Mr Macasscy Acting Crown Solicitor in liis absence. For Chroriu;;,Chest Complaints, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, 1/6 & 2/6.