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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 12263, 26 May 1934, Page 6

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An incident during the -BayTy trial.—‘Tf the hair (supposed, to be Mrs Lakey’s) has been through any process, it may be that the original color may have been lighter?’'—. Witness: “If you scald a pig, it does not change the color of the hair very much. It might be a little lighter.”—“Are you an expert on hair, Air Slater?”— : Ao, but I've killed pigs and scalded them.” -Silence!” cried the orderly when the crowd at the back started to laugh.

hn pa%-s the bill for the injured? Consult the Standard Insurance Gompamr for full protection. F. A Neill, chief a cent. S. G North r' local manager: (Advt.) ’