SNOW IN MASTERTON.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 23 June 1923, Page 3

SNOW IN MASTERTON.

TiU tr PAT,I; SINCE 1018

MaS LAV iv. | .asi- Night. The oo’ I snap to. lay resulted in a fall of snow for an hour this evening, the first fall since t.HS

those present would realise that what being done was not a mere formality, but a sincere tribute to those who had gone. He read a letter of apology from Mr P. W. Goldsmith, chairman- of the Horowhenua County Patriotic Society, expressing his regret, at not being able to attend owing to another engagement. The Roll of Honour wais then unveiled by the Mayoress, those present standing in silence for two minutes, after which Bugler Lester sounded the impressive notes of the “Last Post.” The ceremony closed with the singing of the National Anthem. When two are willing when none else near. When both -are thrilling and know no fear. When youth and beauty are in their prime. Anv old season is “Kissing Time!” Where Cupid’s torch is a glowing flame Winter and summer seem much the same. When kissing couples have colds to endure; But. prompt, relief is always found. In Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure.