DREDGING RETURNS.
STINGY WHEN WRITING. It is a strange fact that most women ara uggardly with their stationery. They maj ,'iitertain their friends sumptuously, ana ivear the costliest raiment. They may even jo extravagant in other respects, but in tha natter of stationery they are absolutely stingy, and will cross and recross their pages rather than use another sheet of note-paper. In affairs of this kind men are, as a rule, lavish and careless, and refrain from tha discourtesy and unkindness of inflicting an ilmost unreadable letter on their friends. THE HAWKER'S HORSE. An old hawker in Edinburgh, who owned v rather attenuated animal, happening to ■ail at a public-house for his customary ;lass, gave his horse in charge of a boy, vith strict injunctions to be careful of it, md promising him a penny for his pains. Me had no sooner been served with his Iram, and had raised the glass to his lips, han the boy ran in to tell him that his lorse had fallen. Seizing the urchin at >nce, he cried—'* Ye little rascal, tak' that 1 ' with a whack on the ear). " That’s some )’ your pranks; the beast would never baa a’n had ye no been leanin’ against it I** NEW PATENTS. An ingenious Yankee has invented a pro;ess thereby wars are to, be rendered impossible. It consists of a number of powerful lynamoes capable of hurling thunderbolts a listance of a mile. By this means any army aking the field is doomed to instant anntailation. Under these circumstances the roops will naturally refuse to obey orders. There is only one hitch about the contri/ance; these lightning machines do not ivork in wet weather. Another Yankee has patented a cat made of cardboard, with iyes that are made to glow in the dark by neans of phosphorus. You place one ol 'hese cats in the garret or the cellar, and it* «ry pretence 6C?res away (be mice. " ""rfwrw**-
♦ Following are the dredging returns for the week ended July 4th : — Oz dwt Mystery Flat, Waikaia 90 6 Good Chance, Alexandra 62 3 Rising Sun, Cromwell 43 3 Otago No. 2, Millers Flat 41 0 Rise and Shine No. 1, Cromwell 30 1 Sandy Point 27 14 Masterton, Waikaia 27 3 Rise and Shine No. 2, Cromwell 25 9 Electric No. 1, Cromwell 24 3 Waikaia, Waikaia 21 10 Golden Treasure, Millers Flat 19 0 Muddy Creek 18 5 Central Charlton 16 13 Alexandra Eureka, Alexandra 16 9 South Waikaia 14 19 New Roxburgh Jubilee 14 11 Punt 12 11 Enterprise, Alexandra 12 5 Chicago, Alexandra 6 6
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Dunstan Times, Issue 2489, 12 July 1909, Page 5
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431DREDGING RETURNS. Dunstan Times, Issue 2489, 12 July 1909, Page 5
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