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Press, Volume C, Issue 29621, 18 September 1961, Page 19

EHIPFINd AND A|R SHVICH CRUSADER SHIPPING CO.. LTD FAST DIRECT SERVICE NSW ZEALAND-JAPAN m.v. CANTERBURY STAR Napier Yokkalchi to Sept. 18 Oct. 4/4 Auckland Nagoya Sept. 19/31 Oct. 5/5 Osaka Oct 6/6 Kobe Oct. 7/13 Yokohama Oct. 15/31 NEW ZEALAND/NEW GUINEA/J APAN SERVICE m.v. TURAKINA Dunedin Port Sept. 16/16 Moresby Bluff Oct. 6/6 Sept. 18/19 Lae Napier Oct. 7/7 Sept. 21/22 Rabaul Auckland „ Oct. 8/8 Sept. 23/30 Yokkalchi K Oct. 14/14 Nagoya Oct. 15/15 Yokohama Oct. 16/20 Osaka Oet. 21/21 Kobe Oct. 22/25 Refrigerated and general space available to and from Japan NEW ZEALAND/WEST COAST NORTH AMERICAN PORTS m.v. DEVON

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RANDOM REMINDER ®F W® uLll£j iG 1■ I r-' 31 4 ’‘»Thm < J -xNZ*vl y / ft, Jjflh BRED IN THE BONE Parents are blamed for This man, convicted for detergents and coatmuch, but apparently drunkenness for the hangers, while his there is an end, even to sixth time, said he was brother’s was filled with the best of good things. one who had been mechanical toys—cars, A Christchurch solicitor brought up on the bottle. trucks, fire engines. So at the Canterbury Men- He had started, inno- he had taken one of his tai Health Council's Sem- cently enough, with milk. little brother’s toy cars inar hinted that if a man Then he turned to and had exchanged it for in middle age was lemonade, and had an air rifle belonging to charged with safe- graduated, by stages, the boy next door. Since blowing, a counsel who through to the top shelf. then, the habit had suggested his client's Other subjects of in- s.imply grown, to such trouble was caused by vestigation had similarly an extent that he could lack of breast feeding in distressing case his- not see a' car without infancy would not be tories:— being overcome by a All this is in sharp of five b hfd had fo, i r ’ and , ha< no conflict with the evi- ve ’ aw h “ h ig h p ie6v EL oney petr ,° l ’ dence meticulously gath- a * d y „‘d Prisoner D: perjury. Anered over the years by a nail file was the otber case ,n this column. The investi- 5 " a ‘L?*®l h “ infancy When very gation was made at one d Xdav B young, D owned up to of Her Majesty’s more n y d day a *j e „?J pulling the cat’s tail, and popular resorts, and ag V .witt " ad been * ound questioning was timed beaten. He hadnt told to coirfcide with the the truth since that period of the day most be ' It all goes to show that likely to find the sub- come to ° ambltlous - there is hardly anyone jeet relaxed and willing Prisoner C: sentenced for before the court who to discuss his problems. car conversion. It ap- should be sentenced. The So inmate A was inter- pears that when he was parents are the ones who viewed in bed, just after small, his Christmas should be convicted. But the warder had come in stocking contained only wouldn’t the gaols be , with his breakfast tray, socks and tea-towels, full.