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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18303, 10 February 1925, Page 13

\ IVe found a Ggapetfsthat does not afkct t— JOadt by CARRfiKAS Vm IDNDON. England VIRGINIA _ , CIGARETTES 20*14

A MASON'S HANDS. A well-known MoßWßcata) MaaN carrying on business i* Pjlmms Donedin, is toad, in tit pjfat <tS For years his hands tlte Veen % JWWKf to him —cracked, chapped, ftMiiwt with callosities and always with dirt. Q-tot has ft»iy worked wonders, and he is a» haggtf ashamed of his hands. The following paragraph, water flak: heading of "Xew Sporting ' (writes our London wwnwitrt «& December 31st), is from 4bc **3foamfag Post": "Xew Zealand kn taghtm known as one of the Sotst aag&%'#•* triets in the world, bat It «h Wembley last yew that it* yittwrtidt. ties for the deerstalker **» Q«nftnsr recognised. The magsificest MWhirtha of antlers there exhibit**, up Willi tions of which have x»w "hem,'"prib» lished under the title «X«w TtllMii Deer Heads,' was ax eye eytut "■ &» most of as. These beads, alas, tar mat* pass anything we can abonr is tftis w|» try. The curious thing Is that .'that 4km is not indigenous to K«nr gsttfawd. Bed deer were first introduced i*3B*V when one stag and tw» Hags fttm Thorndon Park, ia Essex, VKrolefctMO* in the Nelson province; asd OM fMt Otago herd is sprang from a few *sw» mab imported in 18T0 iraa the honsie forests in la. tKw wooded mountain regions* sat* explored, both of the X«rft aa& Islands, they increased vitkt iwwM—rapidity, even brcenting xa pfetrflt * nuisance to settlers. J»a leas munrafe* lons has bees tkeir ftjawt >w>| ment. 'The heads, J 3lajw 'WSmni justly remarks, 'have iaescsM* and weight, on til bow- tfcay tyal prehistoric deer-heads ftwl m IBaiWI , peat-bogs.' *-!