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Clutha Leader, Volume XL, Issue 66, 24 February 1914, Page 2

That bringing up orphaned lambs by hand sometimes pays "is illustrated) by the fart that one of last season's "pets," 13 months old, brought ui> by the sister of a Waiau run holder clapped 17-J-lb of wool. The length of the wool was 6in. An extraordinary feature of the physical instruction classes for teachers being held in Hawke's Bav isi the largo proportion; of teachers who had 1 to bo excused on medical certificate of unfitness. A Maeterton. young man who acted aa .«* "special" during the strike at Wellington, recently went grass-seeding to t'lfl Akaroa Peninsida (states the 'Do-ex-stnkere who demanded his'dis^ v. iT*i; enq>wy * r a * & »* option ha\tarii^ : 'JWttg:Wui *J go, Afld