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Dominion, Volume 20, Issue 59, 3 December 1926, Page 15

An interesting f< -’ a, ’ l [.® I . u^ 11 ] h i n B which Show was a motor gymlm.il w (he a race for old-time curs- was ™ , The S^^Sn.^;nVf^uAor n t?l± S, S' to\' l ”to , ’X..- i rn '< valiam effort to outstrip the held An interesting ““rio .u the ° w!l ’ s Maori Chisel made •' B « Balclutha. found by Mr. r . Ettrick (rewhil? he was rabbitin-. /hia iuiports the •'Southland Times beautiple.ment, which .weighs ojlb is oei“ fully shaped and has fairly kern mH ting edge, which is quite capable dealing with bard woods hat whom the chisel was shown stated tn it was one of the best he had seen. A Christchurch man who received ticket in a popular *o nfl ? ,r ‘ , , lOll we l,lis glanced at the number and the results of the drawing (reports an -•xcbangei. and wit rejoined to Ind tl> at ,h e t „ drawn a horse which, entitled him to . small monetary prize.. >o be thought. . j mentioned it to a friend who sugge consulting the newspaner hies as to result of the race. Needless to add ne was greatly surprised ml overjoyed find that his horse had won. a' lll j entitled to £5OOO. ft was only ’hr tin o ticket he had ever bought A man who was walking up the ttrec with a bundle of 10-'se-lookiT-’ nar under his arm was asked ty a f r whom he met if he had turn'd ■ neper runner (says the Anclnand otn . “Why no." he replied 'that naper under my arm represents fo ir thousand rien hundred pounds’ worth rf bonds an I'm just taking them to the bank for safety."