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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11826, 6 January 1933, Page 7

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The “griggle tart” still survives m the villages of the West of England, hut elsewhere it is almost unknown. It had its origin in the old harvest custom of farmers opening their apple orchards to the villagers after the crop had been gathered. It was the practice of the. farmers to leave on the trees all the small misformed fruit. On the appointed day for the “gaggling,” as it was called, the villagers arrived with baskets, hooks, sticks, and short ladders to gather the “gaggle” apples. fn good seasons, when the farmer was not particular in picking the undersized fruit, the villagers went home with well-filled baskets, ami 'griggle tarts’ were made. As gleaning was the eh stem in the cornfields, so was “gaggling’’ an annual clearing of the orchards. Farming is ton grim a struggle in these days to admit of the open-handed generosity and kindliness characteristic of ihe countryside in olden times.

Who pays the bill tor the injured? Consult the Standard liumranco Company lor full protection.—C. G. Rloore, ''chief .agent. S. C. Nor.to© local manager.-MAdvt/’)

While removing n tin of boiling water from ;i ramp fire at the Thames const, Mr. R. Guillinm ; scnr., was [severely scalded on the node and •face. A large treacle tin of water had boon placed on Ibe fire to boil , and Idle lid bad been pith on tigblly and left while tile water was -over the fire: . Mr. .Gw ill dm was trying to remove tile lid, when it blow off without, Warning, and lie received the full force of the steam and water over his face and neck. He was taken to Thames, where be received medical attention. The injured man was fortunately wearing Ids glasses at the time, and thus escaped injury to Ids eyes. (The international cable news appearing in this issue is published by arrangement with the Australian Press Association and the "Sun-Hor* nld” News Service Ltd.)

A. black cab winch has made its borne in the graveyard at Elthnrn (London) Church, joins mourners at the grave at every burial; chases dogs and cats which try to enter its eerie domain; refuses to Jcavc the churchyard, and when given a homo reappears among the graves. The cat, which is of abnormal size, and has white paws, is said to he like one which belonged to a man who is buried in the churchyard. At his funeral it suddenly appeared at 'tho graveside. It has since become a. regular "mourner” at every funeral, standing at tho side of the grave while tho coffin is lowered, following mourners to the gates, and then returning to its home among the graves.

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