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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 52, 24 November 1928, Page 23

The rights and wrongs of a glass of beer were argued, per correspondence, by Mr. A. ,T, Stullworthy, M.P., and a constituent whom he had never seen (says the “Auckland Star”). Both enjoyed tile controversy immensely, but little finality was reached. Mr. Stallworthy was delighted to receive the following telegram the other day, signed by the stout sup porter of ale: “Sincere congratulations on your success. Have toasted you in an ’onest glass of beer.’ ” A well-known Greymouth citizen turned on the Water tap the other morning, and saw. emerging from the pipe, a sinuous, wriggling shape, it was a lively young eel, which had made its way through the pipes from the reservoir. and was delivered by the Greymouth Borough Council, free, gratis, and for nothing (says the “Star").