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Clutha Leader, Volume XXXIX, Issue 58, 4 March 1913, Page 6

The danger of turnine cows on a crop of turnips was clearly demonstrated at Otakeho (says the 'Stratford Evening Post') during the past few days, when a farmer lost four valuable oowb through indiscriminate feeding. "Why do women always put men on - pedestal?" asked Rev. A. H. Colville. in the course of an address in St. Matthew's Ohim-h, Auckland. ' U »>»»! v breaks their heart when the crash comes." Suffragettes • couldn't .have in his mind. They don't let ilkcm si i come; th-c-v bring it, on. How is this for enthusiasm? A competitor 12 s miles inland from .Onotiki writes to the secretary of the Napier Mus'eal Competitions: "Herewith Dieaae find mt six inclndint? accompaniment by self. The only instrument I can get is a bin jo. A p'atio is out of the question I am Trusting y<J»r society will permit me to eater in, that, itcfsn.